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Marcel MorneauThe book of Isaiah is part of the Bible that Jesus read and is the most quoted book in the Gospels. It is often daunting to read, but Isaiah is also a hopeful book. We listen to how the words of the prophet may have sounded to the original audience.
[Isaiah]
Jeff BjorganWith so many varying voices and conflicting ideologies in society today, one of the big questions that we need to deal with is who speaks for God. In this third and final sermon the series, we discuss how we can determine God’s voice in the public square.
[2 Corinthians 10:1-7]
Jeff BjorganGod is always speaking; we are on a journey of learning how to listen. Sometimes roadblocks can get in the way of listening clearly to what God is saying to us. We explore how to see the opportunities amongst the pitfalls of learning how to listen to God.
[2 Timothy 3:16-17; Acts 21:10-14; John 15:4-7]
Jeff Bjorgan“God told me” can be three really scary words. Who gets to speak for God? How do we know His voice? We discuss what it means to have God speak to us, how God speaks to us, and how we need to create space for having regular conversations with Him.
[1 Samuel 3:1-11; John 10:1-6]
Jeff BjorganKing Jehoash was given an opportunity by the prophet Elisha to be freed from Israel’s enemies once and for all. But the king hesitated, and his lack of faith led to a missed opportunity. We reflect on the opportunities before us as we move into 2017.
[2 Kings 13:10-15]