Sermons

Session Five in our weekend workshop with Jeff Walling of Pepperdine University.

An examination of the story of Shadrach, Messhach and Abednego reminds us that God is always with us – when things are going well and when the tough times hit as well.

When there is an imbalance in my life because I am indebted to you, my heart quickly begins to feel the weight of that debt in the form of a disease called jealousy.

Every City has a history.  What is ours and how does it impact our Mission today?

We are all part of a larger stream of God’s work in Saskatoon.  How has our shared adopted heritage shaped who we are as a congregation today and what does that mean for our future?

God is literally the universal constant.  He is the same today as He always has been and as He always will be.  The immutable nature of God is an essential principle of who God is and how we interact with Him.

When Jesus says “I am the truth” His is not only asserting that He is not a liar, but that He is the very embodiment of what is fundamentally honest and real.

There are many roadmaps we can use to guide us through this life, but when Jesus says “I am the Way” He is charting the best possible course for us.  The directions are simple:  Follow me.