Temple Cambridge TBC

Long before Remembrance Day was instituted, Jesus established a remembrance of His death. This remembrance wasn’t optional - it is a command (aka ordinance) that we are to observe regularly until Jesus comes back. Why remember? We never want to forget what Christ has done for us by giving up HIs body and shedding His blood for our sins. This is something we do together publicly! Come this Sunday and participate in Communion as we study 1 Corinthians 11:17-34.

Have you ever seen the Amish and Mennonite women wear a head covering and wondered why they are doing so? Have you ever wondered what the Bible says about how men and women are to interact with each other? Do they have distinct roles? Who is supposed to lead? This Sunday, we hope to answer these questions from 1 Corinthians 11:1-16 and discover God’s created order as evidenced most often when we gather together to worship.

Happy Mother's Day! We thank our mothers for not only giving us life but helping us throughout life and teaching us about life. One of the benefits that parents provide is their example. We can learn from their good examples and their bad examples. This is also true from God’s people. We can learn from their good and bad examples as we will discover from 1 Corinthians 10:1-13 this Sunday. If your mother is still alive, seek ways to honour her this weekend and throughout the year! I thank God for my mother and her godly example!

We in Canada have more rights and freedoms than many others around the world. Granted, some of those are slowly being taken away, but we still enjoy so many rights. The big question is: How are you using your rights? This Sunday we are going to find out how to use our rights in light of the gospel from 1 Corinthians 9. How are you using your rights to win the lost with the gospel? That is the burning question. Will you do whatever it takes to see more people come to faith in Jesus Christ?

What are the issues you think are non-negotiable for you? Are they based on Scripture or a matter of conscience? If it is a matter of conscience, would you be willing to forego your freedom to act if it caused others to stumble? These are some of the questions we are going to address this Sunday from 1 Corinthians 8. May we do all things out of love