When you get angry, what type of weapon do you pick up? Yelling? Maybe violence? Do you prepare a speech for how you were right and the other person needs to change? Is there demand and command and control in your spirit? None of those things sound like the way of Jesus, and yet there are things that have gone wrong and need to be made right. What is the other way? Let’s continue with our second sermon from Philemon.

Today we begin looking at the letter to Philemon. If you had to stop the institution of slavery, how would you go about doing it? By force? Through petition? or Legislation? Today’s passage invites us to consider a more powerful, and yet more subtle way… a way that can also speak to problems in our society today. Let’s join Curtis as we begin today’s message.

Today we are wrapping up our journey though Titus. We will read through the entire book and listen to how it speaks as a whole. Maybe grab a pen and paper and mark down what stands out to you.Let’s join Curtis as we begin.

Have you ever walked through a neighbourhood under construction where everything on the outside is beautiful but on the inside it is empty. What gives a home value? Is it its looks or its purpose? What about the house that is broken down beyond all repair? is it worthless? Let’s discover the deeper impact and purpose you have.

What does a healthy person look like? Good cholesterol and low blood pressure? That’s hard to see on the outside. What about a healthy relationships, like a good marriage, being a trustworthy employee, or kindness to neighbours. Let’s look at a passage that expands our understanding of health.

You know the phrase, “actions speak louder than words”? When you encounter a person of faith, what do you notice? What catches your attention in how they behave?
Does it draw you to their faith? Let’s join Curtis as we look at the book of Titus.

Pirates, brigands, and robbers! Today’s new series is rated Arghh!.
What would a young church in a country like that need to learn as they follow Jesus? Let’s join our sermon today.

Happy Easter! Today, lets consider the responses to Christ's resurrection we see in Matthew 27 and 28 and what they might mean for us now.