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Sunday mornings this Summer at Lake Ridge are all about stories. We rewind the tape, like an old walkman, to listen again to our story and this time we might hear something different as we do. We're taking a journey through the book of Genesis to engage all the strange and wonderful moments where people experienced God. Through it all we're weaving a thread, a line straight from God when God made it all, leaned in, and "he saw that it was very good." Join us as we explore the paradox, the strange, the characters, and the glimmers of hope in Genesis this summer. We hope along the way we'll all come to see that this one life we have may indeed be very good.

Pastor Evan wraps our series and his final Sunday at Lake Ridge in our sermon series called, "Jesus Prayed." Jesus prayed about a lot of things; his friends, his followers, the future, and he even prayed for us before we were born. The way Jesus prays reveals his heart of love and invites us into our own conversations with God. This series we'll also be exploring some big questions about prayer as we name some of the things that makes praying so hard and foreign to us sometimes. We hope by listening in on Jesus we'll hear how Jesus sets the table and welcomes us in.

Sunday mornings this Summer at Lake Ridge are all about stories. We rewind the tape, like an old walkman, to listen again to our story and this time we might hear something different as we do. We're taking a journey through the book of Genesis to engage all the strange and wonderful moments where people experienced God. Through it all we're weaving a thread, a line straight from God when God made it all, leaned in, and "he saw that it was very good." Join us as we explore the paradox, the strange, the characters, and the glimmers of hope in Genesis this summer. We hope along the way we'll all come to see that this one life we have may indeed be very good.

Sunday mornings this Summer at Lake Ridge are all about stories. We rewind the tape, like an old walkman, to listen again to our story and this time we might hear something different as we do. We're taking a journey through the book of Genesis to engage all the strange and wonderful moments where people experienced God. Through it all we're weaving a thread, a line straight from God when God made it all, leaned in, and "he saw that it was very good." Join us as we explore the paradox, the strange, the characters, and the glimmers of hope in Genesis this summer. We hope along the way we'll all come to see that this one life we have may indeed be very good.

We continued in our sermon series called, "Jesus Prayed." Jesus prayed about a lot of things; his friends, his followers, the future, and he even prayed for us before we were born. The way Jesus prays reveals his heart of love and invites us into our own conversations with God. This series we'll also be exploring some big questions about prayer as we name some of the things that makes praying so hard and foreign to us sometimes. We hope by listening in on Jesus we'll hear how Jesus sets the table and welcomes us in.

Pastor Evan continues in our sermon series called, "Jesus Prayed." Jesus prayed about a lot of things; his friends, his followers, the future, and he even prayed for us before we were born. The way Jesus prays reveals his heart of love and invites us into our own conversations with God. This series we'll also be exploring some big questions about prayer as we name some of the things that makes praying so hard and foreign to us sometimes. We hope by listening in on Jesus we'll hear how Jesus sets the table and welcomes us in.

Guest Preacher Shannon Johnson Friesen from Stonehouse Covenant Church in Steinbach, Manitoba.

Pastor Preston continues in our sermon series for Lent: Small Boat, Big Sea. Jesus spent several years of his ministry around a lake with his followers. Often he criss-crossed the Sea of Galilee on a boat, teaching, healing, and doing some surprising things that all pointed to God’s work in making things right in a broken world. In many ways, our world today does not feel ‘right.’ So many things seem broken. Jesus did a strange thing: taking a small group of friends out into a big world is risky and should be doomed to fail. Jesus showed that as long as he was on the boat, his followers were safe to venture out with him. Today we are a little boat on a big sea. We are always learning to trust God as the waves and wind push and pull. But we can live courageously knowing that Jesus is here, and knows the way. Join is for our Lenten journey to encounter Jesus, and his invitation into new life with him.

Pastor Evan continues in our sermon series for Lent: Small Boat, Big Sea. Jesus spent several years of his ministry around a lake with his followers. Often he criss-crossed the Sea of Galilee on a boat, teaching, healing, and doing some surprising things that all pointed to God’s work in making things right in a broken world. In many ways, our world today does not feel ‘right.’ So many things seem broken. Jesus did a strange thing: taking a small group of friends out into a big world is risky and should be doomed to fail. Jesus showed that as long as he was on the boat, his followers were safe to venture out with him. Today we are a little boat on a big sea. We are always learning to trust God as the waves and wind push and pull. But we can live courageously knowing that Jesus is here, and knows the way. Join is for our Lenten journey to encounter Jesus, and his invitation into new life with him.

Pastor Evan continues in our sermon series for Lent: Small Boat, Big Sea. Jesus spent several years of his ministry around a lake with his followers. Often he criss-crossed the Sea of Galilee on a boat, teaching, healing, and doing some surprising things that all pointed to God’s work in making things right in a broken world. In many ways, our world today does not feel ‘right.’ So many things seem broken. Jesus did a strange thing: taking a small group of friends out into a big world is risky and should be doomed to fail. Jesus showed that as long as he was on the boat, his followers were safe to venture out with him. Today we are a little boat on a big sea. We are always learning to trust God as the waves and wind push and pull. But we can live courageously knowing that Jesus is here, and knows the way. Join is for our Lenten journey to encounter Jesus, and his invitation into new life with him.

Pastor Evan continues in our sermon series for Lent: Small Boat, Big Sea. Jesus spent several years of his ministry around a lake with his followers. Often he criss-crossed the Sea of Galilee on a boat, teaching, healing, and doing some surprising things that all pointed to God’s work in making things right in a broken world. In many ways, our world today does not feel ‘right.’ So many things seem broken. Jesus did a strange thing: taking a small group of friends out into a big world is risky and should be doomed to fail. Jesus showed that as long as he was on the boat, his followers were safe to venture out with him. Today we are a little boat on a big sea. We are always learning to trust God as the waves and wind push and pull. But we can live courageously knowing that Jesus is here, and knows the way. Join is for our Lenten journey to encounter Jesus, and his invitation into new life with him.

Erik Davis, Youth Ministry Leader continues in our sermon series for Lent: Small Boat, Big Sea. Jesus spent several years of his ministry around a lake with his followers. Often he criss-crossed the Sea of Galilee on a boat, teaching, healing, and doing some surprising things that all pointed to God’s work in making things right in a broken world. In many ways, our world today does not feel ‘right.’ So many things seem broken. Jesus did a strange thing: taking a small group of friends out into a big world is risky and should be doomed to fail. Jesus showed that as long as he was on the boat, his followers were safe to venture out with him. Today we are a little boat on a big sea. We are always learning to trust God as the waves and wind push and pull. But we can live courageously knowing that Jesus is here, and knows the way. Join is for our Lenten journey to encounter Jesus, and his invitation into new life with him.