“The age of anxiety” is how the Mental Health Commission of Canada describes our era. Increased isolation, too much time with screens instead of people, fears about the environment, the rise of AI–these all can … Read More
From the Wilderness to the Cross – Numbers 21:4-9
Before we launch our next sermon series on the Parables of Jesus called He Gave Us Stories, we’re making two quick pitstops over the next two weeks. This week takes us into an Old Testament story most people skim past: Israel in the wilderness, a … Read More
Everyday Disciples – Colossians 4:7-18
Paul ends Colossians with what might appear to be the most skippable verses in the letter: a list of names. An Editor would have cut it. He didn’t. This Sunday, we get to know just … Read More
How Do We Reach People with the Gospel? – Colossians 4:2-6
How do we reach people with the message of the Gospel? What is the next new strategy we need to adopt to make an outward impact in our city? At the start of Colossians chapter … Read More
Who Are You Really Working For? – Colossians 3:22-4:1
You’ll probably think this passage is about bosses and employees. It’s not. Paul wraps up this countercultural section on household relationships in Colossians 3:18-4:1 with something incredible-and personal. He’s asking a question that unlocks everything: … Read More
Children, Parents, and the Lord of the Home – Colossians 3:20-21
Parenting and family life are tender ground. Some of us come encouraged, some exhausted, some with regret, and some still carrying the weight of the homes we grew up in. In Colossians 3:20-21, Paul gives … Read More