We need hope to sustain and strengthen us in difficult times. Hope is a picture of a preferred future. Our hope as followers of Jesus is in the reality of heaven. This hope we established in Christ's finished work on our behalf and in his promise to return for us. This hope is what roots our lives and allows us to live with faith and love in our present circumstances.

This is a special Sunday. Discipleship School has officially wrapped up and we are celebrating with a service where you get to hear from some of our students and Pastor Matty Coppin regarding the call to discipleship and what it can look like in our lives.

No one wants to be considered strange or odd, but in some sense, that is what Christians are supposed to be. The Bible calls us a peculiar people. We are meant to stand out as special, distinct, and extraordinary in our attitudes and actions.

The Christian life is a communal life, characterized by deep relationship with God and others. The perfect model of community is expressed through the Trinity – which exemplifies unity of relationship between the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The church is then invited into that relationship, enjoying connection with God and one another, while at the same time urging others to come in and join in the same.

He is risen! Pastor Greg shares an encouraging message, calling us to remember the sacrifice that Jesus made for us. As at a crossroad, we are faced with a decision to change our thinking and choose the new life available to us as a result of what Jesus did for us.

As is tradition, we gathered with Morinville Alliance Church and hosted them in our facility for the first time since moving in last year. Join us for Good Friday.

Throughout this series on The Good & Beautiful Life, we have discussed decisions and habits that form Christ-likeness inside of us. This final message will encourage you to nourish an abiding relationship with Christ, emphasizing the need for inner transformation and not simply changes in behaviors.

Judging is wrong when we negatively evaluate others without standing in solidarity with them. We often judge others while missing the fact that we are exactly like them. We are all sinners in need of mercy, grace, understanding, and love. Today’s message will confront the worst form of judgement, gossip, and will provide instruction on how to properly judge others, according to God’s heart and intention.

God wants us to live worry free, being fully confident of his love and care, even while navigating the many challenges of life. Worry often reveals the areas where we are not trusting God. One of the most powerful ways to counteract worry is to identify areas where God has been faithful. Seeing his faithfulness in our past and present gives us the courage to anticipate his faithfulness in the future.