For many of us we work hard during the week and our “down time” is a time to forget responsibility and do whatever we want. This week we want to talk about surrendering the parts of life we claim as “mine” (sex, partying, money, and lifestyle) to the life God actually designed us for.

What we say, whether online or in person, has power. God calls us to speak words that build up, not tear down, and to reflect Jesus with our tone, humour, and honesty.

In our study of Galatians 2:20, we dive into the declaration that when we decide to follow Jesus, it's not us who lives, but Jesus who lives in us. 

Following Jesus was never meant to be easy and Jesus himself warns us that it is going to be hard. Yet as we commit to a year as a community to Do Hard Things, we recognize that we don't do it on our own strength but on the strength of Him who calls us to follow Him.

At some point in life, most of us experience the ache of feeling unseen, a deep longing to be noticed and known. While it's natural to hope that others will reach out first, there are moments when we’re called to take the first step. This message explores the challenge of living in the shadows and offers insight into how we can love others with bold, courageous compassion, even when we feel overlooked ourselves.

Have you ever wanted something so bad but unable to get it? In this last week of our series, Gifted, we dive into what it means to eagerly desire the spiritual gifts, what happens when we don't receive them, and look at some of the less understood gifts including speaking in tongues, prophesy, interpretation, and healing.

Every believer has spiritual gifts, and they can be discovered, developed, and stewarded well. This week we dive into what the gifts of the Spirit are, and what that means for your life.

As we begin our series on spiritual gifts, we're setting a theological foundation for how we receive these gifts, why we receive these gifts, and the difference between spiritual gifts and talents.

In a special one-off message on discerning calling, we dive into Isaiah 6 to explore what is calling, how to hear from God, and how to know if God is calling you into vocational ministry.

We all want to find the “right” person, but maybe there isn’t actually a perfect person for us. Despite there not being a perfect person, this week we want to talk about what does make two people compatible and what to look for in a potential partner.

Love is complicated and it can be hard to navigate the intense feelings with wisdom. This week we want to talk about how to navigate the emotions that come up when dating and how to discern them with wisdom and truth.

This week Rhythm and Nathan sat down to have a conversation about cultivating a life in Scripture. Through sharing personal stories and practical advice we learned how to go deeper in our relationship with God through reading His word. 

Understanding the Bible can feel overwhelming, especially when certain passages don’t seem to make sense. Together let's explore how to approach Scripture with wisdom, avoid common misunderstandings, and discover the clarity and life-changing truth God intends for us through His Word.

Can you trust the Bible? This message dives into the bold claims of Scripture and challenges some of the biggest objections against it. Together we’ll explore why this ancient text might hold more truth—and relevance—than you ever imagined.

We talk a lot about love, but what if our idea of it is completely backwards? In this episode, we’ll explore what it means that God is love—a love that’s uncaused, unreasonable, and unlike anything we’ve ever known. Could redefining love through God's perspective change everything?

In this episode, we dive into the tension between our emotions and God’s unchanging heart for us, exploring 1 John 3's powerful truth: "God is greater than our hearts." Discover how to stay anchored in God, even when your feelings are telling you otherwise.

In this episode, we explore what it means that "God is light" in a world drawn to darkness. Diving into 1 John 1-2 we explore the themes of holiness, sin, and the fight for genuine joy. Join us as we uncover the path to freedom.

We’re wrapping up our Growing Pains series with a special Q&A session, diving into your questions on navigating adulthood! Listen in as we tackle real-life challenges around decision-making, time management, boundaries, finances, and more.

Boundaries are essential for creating order and maintaining healthy relationships. In this message, we’ll explore what boundaries are, how to set them, and how God's design for boundaries helps us protect our well-being, foster respect, and live with greater freedom. By following His wisdom, we can establish balance and peace in our lives.

The young adult years can feel like a paradox: having both the most money you've ever had and it not ever feeling like enough. With bills to pay, school to fund, and countless opportunities to explore, how do you know where to spend your money? This week, we'll discuss how to manage your finances in a way that honours God and sets you up for success.