Rev. Jim's sermons
Easter Sunday: Faith Leads to Extraordinary Events
The story of Easter is a common one and the scriptures connected to this story have been read for centuries, however, Matthew's account is a bit different, denoting some dramatic events and situations which the women who went to the tomb encountered. Their courage and faith underpin the beginnings of the early church.
April 5, 2026
Reflection and Resistance
This reflection for Palm Sunday explores the intersection of spiritual peace, the historical context of Jesus' entry into Jerusalem, and the ongoing call to justice. The speaker frames breathing as both an act of self-care and a form of resistance against systems of oppression.
March 29, 2026
Its the End of the World as We Know It (and I feel fine)
People have always tried to see current events as the fulfillment of some kind of prophecy. Are we living through some kind of “end times?”
Rev. Jim unpacks the myths around various interpretations of the 'end times' according to the Bible. In the midst of uncertainty and turmoil in our world there is hope as we approach Easter.
March 22, 2026
Public | Intentional | Explicit
Rev. Jim explores the unique nighttime meeting between Nicodemus and Jesus. He reveals how this is an example of living a life based on PIE (Public, Intentional, Explicit) which is what we all should strive for.
March 15, 2026
What Do You Believe?
Rev. Jim explains how there are gods all around us. Which one(s) do we worship? When asked what needed to be done to inherit eternal life, Jesus challenged the rich young ruler to give up his most prized possessions.
March 8, 2026
Seeking Justice: Regina Anti-Poverty Ministry
Long-time director, Peter Gilmour, shares his vision for the Regina Anti-Poverty Ministry
February 15, 2026
Walking Our Journey Together
Learning to love and accept others who have been made in God's image is a vital part of our Lenten journey.
March 1, 2026
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