In her final sermon as pastor of Sanctuary Church, Alynne delivers a timely and essential message about the history of the church and how that informs the way we engage in our church communities today.

In this week's instalment in our series on prayer, Greg reminds us that our prayers are intended to draw us closer to God.

As we continue our series on prayer, Mike examines the petitions embedded in The Lord's Prayer.

On Mother's Day, Hannah shares about how motherhood taught her the rhythms of prayer.

In the second instalment of our series on prayer, Scott invites us to examine our understanding of prayer.

Hannah Mackie leads us through the stations of Resurrection, and sheds a profound light on the bread and wine of communion.

Alynne Shinness introduces our new series on Prayer. She explains how we structure our sermon series, and opens the topic with a discussion of Ephesians 1:15-17.

Scott Gaglardi concludes our series on the Farewell Discourses of Jesus found in the book of John chapters 13:31 to chapter 17. At the Last Supper, Judas leaves the dinner. Jesus then turns to his eleven remaining disciples and gives them his last instructions before his crucifixion. Then he prays for his disciples - us included - that we would be a united and loving community.

Based on John 17:1-8, Ken teaches us about the glory of God, and how we can reflect that glory into our world. Ken reminds us "It is so easy to read the passages about God's love; it's an entirely different thing to experience the love that God has for you."

"There's battles going on. That doesn't mean the world stops hurting, but it does mean hurt doesn't get the last word. Pain isn't the final chapter." "Jesus didn't promise the absence of trouble, but He did promise victory over it."