Ben McGillivrayDo you hear what I hear? A song, a song, high above the trees with a voice as big as the sea. God, our Father, is singing His song over all creation. Join us as we explore this promise through the words of the prophet Zephaniah.
[Zephaniah 3]
Jeff BjorganIn Do You Hear what I Hear? we are introduced to the Night Wind, who points out to a lamb the brightness of a special star in the sky. Advent reminds us that Jesus has come to bring light to a dark world. How are we pointing others to this hope?
[Isaiah 9:2-7]
Cal KrahnJesus tells us to pray that God would send out more workers into the harvest field. The key to harvesting is prayer. Through prayer we acknowledge the greatness of God, ask according to His will, and partner in action with God to change the world.
[Matthew 9:37-38]
Ben McGillivrayJesus tells us that “the workers are few,” so we must be the best we can be. We examine three characteristics from Jesus’ life. Harvest workers must be present, they must be observant, and they need to know the importance of each season.
[Matthew 9:35-38; Luke 10:2]
Jeff BjorganJesus wants his compassion for people to be fully embraced by his disciples. Now is the time to reach out to others for the sake of God’s kingdom. There is no reason to wait and everything is at stake.
[Matthew 9:35-38; Luke 10:2]
Darcy & Leanne McAllisterAs a people on mission, we are reminded that we are to “bear witness” to what we have seen and heard and known of Jesus. The Spirit leads us to share this message in our neighbourhoods and spread it to the ends the the world.
[Acts 1:8; 2 Corinthians 5:17-20; Galatians 5:22-23]
Jeff BjorganJesus used strange language to encourage his disciples during their last meal together. His followers find themselves victoriously in the age of the Spirit, learning how to breathe again, while bringing fresh air to those that are still suffocating.
[John 14:15-31; John 16: 7-16; Mark 1:9-13]