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10/29/2026

Church was never about getting everything right. It’s about showing up together, quirks and all.
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10/01/2026

We take a moment to acknowledge and recognize National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Thank you to everyone who took a moment to reflect on the truths of the residential school system, remembering those who were lost, and recognizing the lasting impact on Survivors, their families, and Indigenous communities.

Taking the time to listen, learn, remember, and reflect is an important part of the ongoing journey toward reconciliation.

“Is not this the kind of fasting I have chosen: to lose the chains of injustice and untie the cords of the yoke, to set the oppressed free and break every yoke?” - Isaiah 58:6

To find out more about this day, search National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and visit the Canada.ca website.

09/24/2026

We are nothing without the love Jesus

Sure, we can do cool things and use our talents to build a community. But too have so many people of differing backgrounds, opinions and cultures work together for a cause beyond ourselves… it’s only possible because of the love of Jesus.

09/24/2026

None of this would be possible without the love of Jesus

Most, if not all, of these relationships and experiences in our community would not be possible without the love of Jesus. The life-changing power is for everybody regardless of your age, gender, culture, nationality, background, etc. In Christ, we are all one.

09/24/2026

Nothing can change a life like the love of Jesus

The life-changing stories that we’ve lived in our church alone is the real evidence of the power of Jesus to change lives for the better. The life-changing power is for everybody regardless of your age, gender, culture, nationality, background, etc. In Christ, we are all one.

09/10/2026

You don’t have to be perfect. You don’t have to have it all figured out either. Here’s the truth behind all 8 👇
1. You have to be perfect. Nope. Jesus said it’s the sick who need a doctor, not the healthy (Mark 2:17). Perfect people wouldn’t need a Saviour. 
2. Christians never doubt. A desperate dad told Jesus, “I do believe; help me overcome my unbelief!” (Mark 9:24). Jesus helped him anyway. Doubt you bring to God is still faith. 
3. Following Jesus makes life easy. Jesus promised the opposite: “In this world you will have trouble.” Then: “But take heart! I have overcome the world” (John 16:33). It’s a lifeboat, not a cruise ship. 
4. You have to clean yourself up first. “While we were still sinners, Christ died for us” (Romans 5:8). Come as you are. Cleaning up is God’s job, not your entry fee. 
5. Jesus was a soft-spoken pushover. He made a whip out of cords and flipped tables in the temple (John 2:15). Gentle? Yes. Doormat? Not even close. 
6. You’re not allowed to question God. Psalm 13 opens with “How long, Lord? Will you forget me forever?” That’s in the Bible on purpose, along with many others like it. God can handle your questions. 
7. Going to church makes you a Christian. Standing in a room doesn’t give you a relationship. Jesus said it’s about living according to the Father’s will, not just calling him “Lord” (Matthew 7:21). So come to church; just don’t leave Jesus there. 
8. It’s too late for me. Paul used to hunt Christians down. He later called himself the worst of sinners, and said God showed him mercy precisely to put His patience on display (1 Timothy 1:15-16). If there was room for Paul, there’s room for you. 
Which one did you used to believe? Drop the number below 👇 And if someone you love thinks #8 is about them, send this their way.

09/03/2026

There’s a king in the Bible whose heart God called completely faithful. Then the text spends a whole chapter on everything he got wrong.

King Asa spent 35 years purging every idol in his kingdom. Then he bribed a pagan king instead of praying when trouble came. Got a serious illness and called his doctors before he called God. Got confronted by a prophet and resisted the correction instead of taking it.

And scripture still says his heart remained completely faithful his whole life.

Here’s the word study that changed how I read that. “Completely faithful” is translated from the Hebrew word “shalem”. It doesn’t mean sinless. It means *undivided*. Asa wasn’t flawless. He just never stopped turning back to the same God, even in the middle of blowing it.

If you’re carrying guilt this week because you didn’t measure up, that’s not the bar. You were never asked to string together perfect days. You were asked to stay undivided. To keep coming back to the same God, even after the bad week, even after the thing you’re ashamed of.

Yesterday doesn’t disqualify you from today.

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08/31/2026

This is what 10 years of prayer and patience looks like. Bastian and friends have been praying for his wife, Jenika, for quite some time.

The seed was planted, and God let it grow in His time. Through marriage, kids, moving, different jobs, family and close friendships, He has given the word in Jenika‘s heart what it needs for her to come to this decision.

Welcome to the Kingdom, sis! 🤍

08/25/2026

Looking for a community rooted in God’s word? We are a spiritual home for everyone, everywhere. Join us this Sunday at one of our three regions in the GTA or online. Link in our bio!

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