Jeff BjorganWhen Jesus re-instated Peter by the Sea of Galilee, he did what he always did: he invited Peter to follow him. Following would not be easy, and Peter had quite a challenge ahead of him. It is the challenge of the Christian life that gives us life.
[John 21:15-25]
Jeff BjorganWe often find ourselves surrounded by loud, distracting crowds, seeking our attention. And like Jesus did after Palm Sunday, we can choose to distance ourselves from the influence of the crowd in practical ways.
[John 12:12-40]
Jeff BjorganEverybody lies. And lies are destructive to relationships and to ourselves. As we look at the story of Peter’s denial of Jesus, we are reminded that all of us could use a “rooster crowing” experience to awaken us to the truth.
[John 18]
Jeff BjorganWhen Jesus stood before Pontius Pilate, it represented the collision of two worldviews: the kingdom of God versus the kingdom of Caesar. Two different truths. Which truth would win the day?
[John 18:33-40]
Junie JosueWe have a responsibility to pass the faith on to the next generation. What steps do we need to take in order to do this well? Hear from Pastor Junie, our guest speaker from the International Worship Centre in Winnipeg.
[2 Timothy 2:1-10; Psalm 71:17-18; Matthew 4:17-20]
Jeff BjorganPrayer is one of the foundational practices of the Christian life. But sometimes the way we pray resembles our character more than God’s. In his longest recorded prayer in the Gospels, Jesus shows us how to pray God’s heart in tense times.
[John 17]
Jeff BjorganAmidst all the signs and wonders of Jesus described in John’s Gospel, perhaps none would be as strange to his disciples as his washing of his servants’ feet. We examine the kind of self-sacrificing power Jesus brings to the table.
[John 13:1-17]