Kingdom Living - Matthew 20:29-34: This is a very simple story, at the very end of a series of passages that teach us about the tremendous grace of God and what it means to be great in the kingdom of heaven. Jesus flips the script on what people’s understanding was of how one gains God’s favour and blessing. It’s not those who are rich and successful. It’s not those of high standing or those with power and position. It’s not even those who work hard or even keep all the commandments. It is the humble and the meek, the helpless children and the one who wanders. And in today’s passage, it’s the one who begs for mercy and asks for a miracle. What would you want from Jesus if you had the privilege of a moment with Him? Come and consider this question together this Sunday. Bring a friend!

Kingdom Living - Matthew 20:17-28: I asked some of the leading AI software to summarize the most common paths to greatness. They returned phrases like "innovation and creativity", "leadership and influence", "mastery of a skill", "overcoming adversity", "hard work", "continuous learning and growth" and so much more that has to do with bettering oneself. Yet, through the life and teachings of Jesus we discover that Godly Greatness is the inverse - it's about humility, sacrifice and servanthood that puts others first.This Sunday we'll explore a story about two of Jesus' first and closest followers who thought they had the makings of greatness, but ended up needing a change of ambition, appreciation and action.

Kingdom Living - Matthew 20:1-16: In Matthew 20:1-16, Jesus presents the scandal of grace - a story that challenges our sense of fairness by revealing a generous God who pays the same wage to all workers. This parable exposes the trap of seeking rewards based on merit and highlights the freedom found in His unconditional grace. Rather than bargaining with God, we are invited into a covenant where His love is lavish and unearned. Experience the true freedom in His grace! This Sunday, join us at 9 or 11am as we explore how God's radical generosity transforms lives and frees us from envy. Bring a friend!

Kingdom Living - Matthew 19:13-15: Jesus calls us to a childlike faith - humble, dependent and trusting. In Matthew 19:13-15, He welcomes children, revealing His heart for the next generation. How can we embrace this kingdom perspective in our lives today? Join us this Sunday as we discover what it means to receive the kingdom like a child.Join us at 9 or 11am. Bring a friend!

Kingdom Living - Matthew 19:16-30: Have you ever looked in the mirror and thought, "I look good," only to walk into a social setting and have somebody tell you that there's something in your teeth, a stain on your pants or a size sticker left on your shirt?This week we're exploring the Biblical story commonly called "The Rich Young Ruler" and it, too, is a story of a man who had looked closely at himself in the "mirror" of God's law, but was so blinded by his earthly treasure and all that he thought was "good" about himself, that he had grown oblivious to the broken state of his relationship with God. Join us on Sunday as we discover how Jesus graciously offers us the True Treasure of a right relationship with God.