We end our summer series of favourites in the longest chapter in the Bible, Psalm 119. In our text we consider specifically the question David asks: “how can a young man keep his way pure?” We then consider the seeming problem with the question. And end by considering David’s answer to it.

In this message we focus on three primary elements of Jude’s letter: the call to contend for the faith, the crisis behind the call, and the confidence we can have in carrying out the call.

What does it mean to worship Jesus? And how is our worship of him actually a proclamation of the Gospel of Jesus to a lost world.

"It's not whether you win or lose—it's how you play the game that counts." There may be some truth to that mantra, which may bring some comfort after we have lost a game and done our best. But the truth is, no one wants to be a loser. There is JOY in winning.

In Philippians 3 Paul insists that God has called us in Christ Jesus to be winners. He talks about pressing on to win the race and receive the prize that awaits him. In this message, we are looking at some qualities of people who are winners in life and who know the JOY of the reward that awaits them.

In this sermon on Psalm 37:1-7, Brett Landry explores how to navigate the tension of waiting on God amidst life's challenges. He reflects on the Psalm 37 call to "fret not" and offers a practical four-step approach for believers: Trust in the Lord, Delight yourself in the Lord, Commit your way to the Lord, and Be Still before the Lord.

Through these actions, grounded in a deep relationship with God, we can find peace and clarity even when life seems unfair or uncertain. Brett encourages listeners to trust in God's promises, delight in His character, commit fully to His ways, and patiently rest in His timing.

Titus 2:11-14 makes it clear: true freedom is found in Christ.

In this sermon, we look into the biblical understanding of Christian freedom and demystify the empty promises of freedom that our culture often promotes. Discover how genuine freedom through Christ contrasts with the fleeting and superficial freedoms of the world.

We begin a mid-summer series today on some of our favourite Bible passages.

This morning we look at a precious event in the ministry of Jesus where He not only raises a widow's son but reveals in the process the beauty of His person and ministry.