Words have layers of meaning, and change all the time. So to really understand a Bible story, sometimes it's good to dig deep. Like when Jesus preached with authority plus freedom plus privilege; and then Paul writes that we share in the same privilege and freedom to serve like Jesus. [Organ - Epiphany 4]

Does God still speak to us, or did He fall silent after the Bible was written? The latter is what a lot of people believe, but this is not what the Bible teaches, and not what many Christians experience. Today we take a closer look at how God is still calling and wanting to speak to us. [Organ - Epiphany 2]

Last day of the church year. Today we end with a new beginning. Epiphany is when we remember the visit of the wise men from the East. The lessons we learn from them are to carry us well beyond what we find. [Organ - Christmas 1]

This year, Christmas Eve is also the fourth Sunday of Advent, traditionally celebrating the angel telling Mary that she was to bear the child Jesus (the Annunciation). In this morning's service, visiting Pastor Robert Wiebusch explores what this event tells us about Mary, and how it reflect on our own situation. [Organ/Choir - Advent 4]

If last week we learned that the frontline of awakening is prayer, today we learn that we continue with repentance. It’s time to wash. What does that mean? John the Baptist said, “I baptize you with water, but he will baptize you with the Holy Spirit.” The word baptise literally means “to dip, immerse, wash.” How does that apply to us? To those around us? Come, let us learn. It’s time to wash. [Organ/Choir - Advent 2]