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Pastor Kent is back from vacation and we're picking up our sermon series "When in Rome." We're making our way through the book of Romans, uncovering some of the timeless truths it holds, that are as true and relevant today as when they were first written. The Apostle Paul gives us many different words of encouragement, directives to followers of Christ, and general food for thought throughout the book of Romans. He particularly talks about what it means to be truly transformed when we choose to follow Jesus. Our sermon this week is grounded in Romans 12:16, as we consider what it means to experience "A Renewed Mind." You can click here to visit our website any time to listen to sermons.

Pastor Kent is away this week, but he's presenting a special Thanksgiving message titled "A Heart of Thankgiving," anchored in Psalm 100:1-5, for us to enjoy. He will be leading us in exploring three powerful reasons why we should live with thankful hearts. You can click here to visit our website any time to listen to sermons.

We're continuing in our sermon series "When in Rome" as we make our way through the book of Romans, uncovering some of the timeless truths it holds, that are as true and relevant today as when they were first written. Do you know the difference between sympathy and empathy? Have you ever thought about how this important distinction should factor into your daily life as a follower of Jesus? We'll be looking at what all this means and how we can apply it in our lives, as Pastor Kent brings a sermon from Romans 12:15 titled “The Empathetic Christian.” You can click here to visit our website any time to listen to sermons.

We're continuing in our sermon series "When in Rome" as we make our way through the book of Romans, uncovering some of the timeless truths it holds, that are as true and relevant today as when they were first written. What’s your first reaction or impulse when someone hurts you? Do you want to hurt them back with such intensity that they’ll think twice before ever doing it again? Is revenge the first thing that comes to your mind? You likely know this, but as followers of Jesus, we’re called to react completely opposite to what human nature and the world suggests is “normal.” Pastor Kent will be exploring this in a sermon from Romans 12:14 titled “Bless Don’t Curse.” You can click here to visit our website any time to listen to sermons.

We're continuing in our sermon series "When in Rome" as we make our way through the book of Romans, uncovering some of the timeless truths it holds, that are as true and relevent today as when they were first written. As followers of Jesus, God calls us to be aware of other people and their circumstances, so we can be his hands and feet in the world. But sometimes we become so preoccupied with our own concerns and our busy lives that we completely forget about the people around us. Pastor Kent is bringing some important perspectives and reminders this week in a sermon titled “Make Room,” based in Romans 12:13. You can click here to visit our website any time to listen to sermons.

We're continuing in our sermon series "When in Rome" as we make our way through the book of Romans, uncovering some of the timeless truths it holds, that are as true and relevent today as when they were first written. How’s your joy doing these days? Is it fickle and fleeting, or does it feel firm and faithful? We’re continuing to dig deeply into Paul’s brief but impactful directives in Romans chapter 12 and this week we’re focusing on Romans 12:12, as Pastor Kent brings a sermon titled “Secrets to a Joyful Life.” You can click here to visit our website any time to listen to sermons.

We're continuing in our sermon series "When in Rome" as we make our way through the book of Romans, uncovering some of the timeless truths it holds, that are as true and relevent today as when they were first written. Pastor Kent is bringing a sermon this week from Romans 12:11 titled "Serving With Passion." Chapter 12 of Romans is filled with small messages from the Apostle Paul that are intended to urge us in a direction, persuade us to change our thinking, or inspire us to continue in our journey of following Jesus. We'll be looking at what it means for us to be diligent in any work we do, from our "day job" vocations to our Christian service. You can click here to visit our website any time to listen to sermons.

Pastor Kent is back from vacation this week and we're continuing in our sermon series "When in Rome" as we make our way through the book of Romans, uncovering some of the timeless truths it holds, that are as true and relevent today as when they were first written. As followers of Jesus, we're called to hate evil and hold firmly to good, to love each other deeply as family, and to outdo one another in showing honour. Pastor Kent is bringing a sermon from Romans 12:9-10 this week titled "A Higher Love," as we consider the qualities of love that the Apostle Paul calls us to have. You can click here to visit our website any time to listen to sermons.

We're continuing in our sermon series "When in Rome" as we make our way through the book of Romans, uncovering some of the timeless truths it holds, that are as true and relevent today as when they were first written. A gathering of Christians is often referred to as a “body” and in fact, the church as a whole is referred to as “the body of Christ.” The human body had many parts that all have specific functions, and no two parts serve the same purpose. This is also true of a gathering of Christ followers, as Paul outlines in Romans 12:3-8. We’ll be exploring that together this week as Pastor Kent brings a sermon titled “Body Parts.” You can click here to visit our website any time to listen to sermons.

Pastor Kent is bringing a sermon titled “The Beauty of God’s Creation” as we consider what it means to experience wonder and gratitude, and to be good stewards. After the service, we’ll be enjoying great food and fun at our Church Picnic! You can click here to visit our website any time to listen to sermons.

We're continuing in our sermon series "When in Rome" as we make our way through the book of Romans, uncovering some of the timeless truths it holds, that are as true and relevent today as when they were first written. We live in a world that pressures us to follow the pack in our interests, our values, and just about every area of our lives. But as followers of Jesus, we should actually be seeking to be shaped by Christ's example, and led by the things that are important to God. Pastor Kent is bringing a sermon from Romans 12:1-2 this week titled "Not Conformed But Transformed," as we explore this. You can click here to visit our website any time to listen to sermons.

We're continuing in our sermon series "When in Rome" as we make our way through the book of Romans, uncovering some of the timeless truths it holds, that are as true and relevent today as when they were first written. As we considered last week, Romans 8 is considered by many to be the most encouraging and powerful chapters in the entire Bible. We're focusing on Romans 8:26-39 this week, as Pastor Kent brings a sermon titled "More Than Conquerors." We'll be recognizing that: God helps us in our weakness, God secures our salvation, and nothing can separate us from God's love. You can click here to visit our website any time to listen to sermons.

We're continuing in our sermon series "When in Rome" as we make our way through the book of Romans, uncovering some of the timeless truths it holds, that are as true and relevent today as when they were first written. Romans 8 has been declared by some to be the most powerful and well-loved chapter in the entire Bible. Amidst the Apostle Paul's enthusiasm for the gospel, and having declared his personal struggles, comes a powerful message of freedom! Pastor Kent will be leading us as we explore that this week in a sermon titled "Set Free From Sin" anchored in Romans 8:1-25. You can click here to visit our website any time to listen to sermons.

We're continuing in our sermon series "When in Rome" as we make our way through the book of Romans, uncovering some of the timeless truths it holds, that are as true and relevent today as when they were first written. This week, we find ourselves looking at Romans 7:14-25, where we recognize some personal struggles the Apostle Paul speaks about, that may also be familiar to many of us today. Pastor Kent will be leading us in exploring this with a sermon titled "Two Predicaments." You can click here to visit our website any time to listen to sermons.

We're continuing in our sermon series "When in Rome" as we make our way through the book of Romans, uncovering some of the timeless truths it holds, that are as true and relevent today as when they were first written. We're probably familiar with the idea of living forever when we die, after we have accepted Jesus into our lives. But is that something we just deserve or are entitled to? Or is there some way we need to earn it or pay for it ourselves? We're taking a closer look at this idea through Romans 6:22-23 this week, as Pastor Kent brings a sermon titled "God's Free Gift." We'll also be celebrating communion together. You can click here to visit our website any time to listen to sermons.