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1 - Matthew 14:22-36: I have a confession to make: I am a procrastinator. Or at least I have been most of my life. Maybe you can relate. It drove my mom nuts. My teachers. Even my friends. You see, I seldom saw the urgency in the things that were going on around me. I always thought, “It’s no big deal, what’s the hurry?” But when the “thing” had to do with what I wanted or needed, it often couldn’t happen quickly enough. In our passage this week, we encounter a familiar situation, but look at it from a unique perspective: the timing of Jesus’ response. Jesus acted immediately to what was happening to the disciples, their circumstances, their fears and even their failures. And it made a huge difference to them, and to us. Come learn about Jesus’ gracious response to our immediate circumstances. And bring a friend!

1 - Matthew 14:13-21: Join us Sunday for Matthew 14:13-21's desert feast. Jesus offers a banquet in life's deserts, showing compassion and provision. From disciples' concerns to Jesus' miraculous provision, we'll experience His presence and provision. Reflect on giving Jesus our worst and best, remembering His sacrificial love. Encounter the transformative power of the desert feast. See you at 9 or 11am. Bring a friend!

1 - Matthew 14:1-12: In Matthew 14 we encounter the unexpected when John the Baptist is cruelly beheaded. What are we to make of this? Join us this Pentecost Sunday to explore how God calls us to live in a world where standing with and for Jesus does not always end as we expect. Together we’ll embrace the Holy Spirit who alone enables us to live as God's Kingdom people, no matter what.

5 - Matthew 13:44-58: This week we are studying Matthew 13:44-58 and the joy of the kingdom of God. Jesus talks about the kingdom in a way that many of us long for—great joy, delight, and happy sacrifice. Within this text lies purpose, fulfillment, redemption, and a stern warning too. Join us this Sunday at 9 or 11am, as we talk about the treasure of the kingdom of God, and bring a friend!

Parables of Jesus - Matthew 13:1-23: In the coming weeks, people will flock to local garden centers to purchase mulch and manure! Why? Unless we focus on working on the heavy clay based soil in Calgary, nothing much will have a chance to grow in our flower beds and vegetable gardens as spring sets in. In Matthew 13, Jesus speaks of the human heart in need of the same attention. In the four soils that are described in the parable of the Sower, we can learn so much about the human heart. Our own heart is reflected in one of the four soils presented and for some of us we might not like the current condition of the soil of our heart. Take heart! Join us Sunday as we talk about the Kingdom of God that Jesus came to share and how we can be fruitful participants in it!