Keith Bienert was our guest speaker ..read more

These verses bring us face to face with a topic we do not want to think about the wrath of God. Paul says that "the wrath of God being revealed. What does that mean and why is this the case? In these verses Paul explains to readers the story of humanitys rebellion against God and our sin, by three distinct steps; first, the suppression of truth; second, the rejection of God; and third, the replacement of God with idolatry. The consequence is the revealing of Gods wrath, however, there is good news and a way to be rescued from the wrath of God ..read more

Here we come to the central theme of the letter to the Romans. Paul declares that he is not ashamed of good news for it is the good news that brings salvation to all who believe. The good news is an announcement of a fact, of something that has happened that transforms lives. And though it offends, it is ultimately good news amazing news! For all who believe it and put their trust in Jesus will be saved ..read more

This is an amazing story about a remarkable event but it is far more than just that. It is a story that shines a bright light on the identity and mission of Jesus. He is the conqueror of death and the giver of life. This story helps us to see that faith in Jesus changes everything. In him our enemy death is defeated and the power of God is present in us, empowering us to live as his redeemed. Let this familiar story fill you with a new sense of wonder this Easter ..read more

As we reflect on the events of Good Friday we are confronted with the deep shame that Jesus endured. Mocked and insulted, he could have saved himself but instead, Jesus chose to endure the shame and humiliation, along with the physical agony, in order to accomplish redemption for all who repent and believe ..read more

In these verses, we continue to move into Pauls letter to the believers in Rome and what we recognize is his deep commitment to and passion for the life of faith. Paul is firmly fixed to the life of faith in Jesus. It is at the centre of his life and drives all that he does as a follower of Jesus and an apostle. Though Pauls calling was, in some ways, unique to him, yet he is an example for each of us who have surrendered our lives to Christ as well. May Christ so shape us that we too are firmly fixed to the life of faith ..read more

As we begin our study of the New Testament letter of Romans, there is much background information for us to understand about this document, if we hope to rightly understand the text. To that end, in this message we will spend most of our time exploring the key contextual questions we face like who wrote it, to whom was it written, when, and also why? Answers to these questions will leave us prepared to walk through the opening verses and into this important letter ..read more

In this passage we come to the conclusion of Jesus Sermon on the Mount. What we are confronted with is a story that highlights a vital truth that though we are not saved by our obedience, obedience to Christ is essential to the Christian life. Here we see Jesus call for each of us to fully surrender our lives to him, the one who has first given his life for ours ..read more

Bob Carroll was our guest speaker ..read more

Dr. Tyran Laws, a professor at Prairie College in Three Hills, AB was our guest speaker ..read more