Sermons

It's easy to get caught up and consumed in the immediacy of our day-to-day life and forget the bigger picture of what’s going on in the world around us. For that reason we appreciate the opportunity we have together on Sundays to be reminded about a much bigger perspective of our lives, a much larger picture of our world and a more expansive reality of what God is up to. This Sunday Tim Wood is sharing around this idea as he explores the difficult, liberating, counter-cultural and counter-intuitive nature of the “Unfortunate News" that Jesus offers us.

Please join us this week as we remember the arrival of the Holy Spirit and the birth of the church from Acts 2. This event set about the messy, mysterious work of God in a new way - and this week we get a chance to figure out what God is still doing among us in a May 23, 2021, kind of way.

This week Tim explores the issue of dwindling religious attendance and affiliation throughout the western world while looking at Paul’s own journey through the streets of Athens in Acts 17 as he seeks to share the Good News of Jesus in his context. If you have questions about the nature of belief, the relevance of faith or the future of the religion, then you may find this week's message pertinent.

This week, hear Tim Wood share on what we do "When the wine runs out" as we explore how the best of our faith journeys are yet to come.

Over the next month we’ll be exploring “The Pilgrimage of an improbable God.” Join us this week as Tim explores how Jesus’s journey through Easter disrupts our understandings of God and our shared life together.

As our own journeys of faith often begin as a surprise and continue with twists and turns along the way, we’re looking at how faith gets challenged and matures over time. If you find yourself with questions and wonderings in your own walk of faith, this series is for you!