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As the events leading to the cross unfold in Matthew 26:1–16, devotion and betrayal appear side by side. As the Revealed + Rejected series continues, Pastor Ray explores the tension surrounding Jesus as hidden motives surface and God’s redemptive plan moves forward, reminding us to consider how we respond to the true King.

In Matthew 25:31–46, Jesus reveals a powerful picture of the final judgment. This message challenges us to reflect on how our faith is expressed through acts of mercy, compassion, and care for those in need. As the Revealed + Rejected series continues, Pastor Kwan helps us to understand how we can live in the reality of the end even today.

With global and regional events stirring big questions about the end times, this message looks at what Jesus truly said about the end of the age and His return. Pastor Aaron challenges us to live with purpose and faith today as the Revealed + Rejected series continues.

Hypocrisy is one of the few things all major religions condemn—and Jesus is no exception. In this message, Pastor Ray explores the uniquely powerful and surprising way Jesus confronted hypocrisy, as we continue the Revealed + Rejected series.

Pastor Barak begins our new series in the book of Matthew by looking at the Parable of the Wedding Banquet. He helps us see how the grace of Jesus is a free invitation, but it leaves us forever changed, and how we choose to respond to His grace matters.

As we conclude our series in Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth, Pastor Ray helps us see how Paul's closing remarks to the church back then apply to us today, and that the amount of love we bring to the things we do is a sign of a generous and kingdom focused church.

Pastor Ray continues our series in Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth and reminds us that the resurrection of Jesus is the foundation of our belief in Him, and that we have forgiveness, certainty and hope for this life and the life to come because of that foundation.

Pastor Daniel continues our series in Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth and reminds us that the Gospel must always remain central to who we are as followers of Jesus because the grace that saves us also changes us.

As we celebrate the birth of Jesus this Christmas season, Pastor Daniel reminds us of the glory of Jesus in the manger through the lens of Apostle John's vision in the book of Revelation.

As we begin year 2026 together, Pastor Aaron reminds us why rest is so important for our spiritual growth and how we can practice it together as a community.

A special message from Pastor Ray at our Christmas Eve service, reminding us of how the birth of Jesus reflects God's humility in His majesty.

As year 2025 comes to an end, Pastor Kwan reminds us how important it is to lament, and that wrestling with the paradox of pain and the promise of God's goodness is actually a sign of belief in God.

As we celebrate the birth of Jesus this Christmas season, Pastor Ray reminds us of the majesty of Jesus in the manger and how He proved to be the perfect image of the invisible God through His life, death, and resurrection.

As we celebrate the birth of Jesus this Christmas season, Pastor Kwan reminds us that Jesus' arrival was foretold centuries before his birth through the prophet Isaiah, and that through Jesus we get to be near a God who is Holy beyond anything we can ever imagine.

Ever walked into a church service and felt confused by what’s being said or done? While no church is perfect, constant confusion can be a sign that something’s off. In todays message we’ll explore why God desires clarity and understanding at the centre of our gatherings. Pastor Ray helps us to see how understanding can transform our worship and community.

1 Corinthians 13 is one of the Bible’s most beloved passages on love. But what does it truly mean, and how is biblical love different from the world’s version of love? Pastor John helps us unpack Paul’s timeless words and explore how we can live out real, Christ-like love every day.

A reflection on the universal struggle of feeling at home and finding a sense of belonging, especially when far from familiar places. In this message Pastor Ray highlights the hope and assurance of belonging found in Christ.

We all follow certain traditions and practices without knowing the origins or what they even mean. For followers of Jesus, one such tradition is Communion, but as we continue to learn from Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth, Pastor Kwan reminds us what Communion really means and why it is so important to the Christian faith.

How should men and women relate towards one another in the church? Pastor Ray helps us understand the difference between the time bound applications as well as the timeless principles found in Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth and what they mean for us as followers of Jesus today.

Many of us feel like we are not where we want to be as followers of Jesus. But as we continue to learn from Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth, Pastor Tim helps see the power of looking back and remembering that we are not where we once were, and that He is faithful even when we are faithless.

What matters most to us? What are we living for? As we continue to learn from Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth, Pastor Aaron helps us see that, as followers of Jesus, there is only one cause that should matter the most to us - the Gospel.

Truth and Love are often seen as being at odds with each other, and sometimes it can be challenging to choose one or the other. But as we continue to learn from Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth, Pastor Ray helps us see that Truth and Love are actually two sides of the same coin, and as followers of Jesus we cannot separate them.

For those who are single, it may often feel like that is not where you should be or that life is somehow incomplete, but as we continue to learn from Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth, Pastor Kwan helps us see that singleness is not the absence of something, but in fact an opportunity to experience wholeness with Christ.

As we return to our series in Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth, Pastor Ray talks to us about God's vision for intimacy within marriage and how those who are married can experience it the way God intended for it to be experienced.

Fellowship exists to Know Jesus, Grow to be like Him, and to Go tell the nations about Him. In this message, Pastor Tim helps us see that when common, ordinary people say yes to Jesus every day, lives are changed, disciples are made, and nations are reached - one prayer, one person, and one conversation at time.

Fellowship exists to Know Jesus, Grow to be like Him, and to Go tell the nations about Him. In this message, Pastor Aaron unpacks what spiritual maturity actually looks like and how we can take intentional steps to grow and be more like Jesus.

Fellowship exists to Know Jesus, Grow to be like Him, and to Go tell the nations about Him. In this message, Pastor Kwan focuses on what it means to know Jesus and why it is the most important thing in our lives.

What does the Bible have to say about work? And how can our faith influence our jobs and the way we work? Brian Andrews, one of our elders, responds to some common questions regarding work and faith from the Fellowship community.

We are faced with endless choices. Some of them are crystal clear for believers: Should I lie at work right now? Should I have this affair? Should I steal this? But what about when the choices aren't a question of sin, but just a different direction? How can we seek God's leading in the case of just simply this or that. Does Godly wisdom even play a part when the consequences aren't so dramatic? As Pastor Ray continues the series Good Questions, he takes us down yet another path many of you wondered about.

When the world, and your life, throws the toughest questions at you, the word of God has the answer. As Pastor Daniel continues the series Good Questions, he shows us the answers to our questions is a person.

Is prayer important? Are there different types of prayer? What should I do if I struggle to pray? Pastor Ray responds to some of the topics, thoughts, and questions on Prayer submitted by us at Fellowship.

As we continue learning from Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth, Pastor Aaron helps us see that what we think about our bodies has a profound impact on how we live our lives as followers of Jesus.

How do we handle disputes within the church? As we continue to learn from Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth, Pastor Ray helps us see how we, as followers of Jesus, can handle disagreements and disappointments with one another in the church, and that maybe it is better to be wronged than to be right.

What happens when grace meets intentional sin within the church? This is the difficult question that Pastor Kwan helps us explore as we continue to learn from Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth.

What does it mean to be a Godly Leader and how does Jesus model that for us? As we continue to learn from Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth, Pastor Ray helps us see that the sign of a Godly Leader is to actually be a Servant, and that the ultimate example of a Godly Leader is Jesus.

What causes division in the church, and how can followers of Jesus seek unity in the midst of divisiveness? As we continue to explore Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth, Pastor Tim helps us see that Jesus' vision for the church is to be unified in Him, but that can only happen when our faith is built on Jesus as the firm foundation.

Is there really power in weakness? Pastor Barak helps us explore this question through the lens of the Cross as we continue to learn from Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth.

As we continue to grow as a church, it’s essential that we keep our eyes fixed on Jesus, the only one who can make our church healthy and effective in sharing His life-giving message with others. Pastor Aaron begins our new message series as we journey through Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth and learn from the issues that threatened to tear their church apart back then.

We live in a world where evildoers prosper, and living with faithfulness and hope can seem a bit dry and unproductive at times, but as Pastor Kwan wraps up our series in the book of Malachi, we learn that with God, there is so much more in store for those who live in light of the Day of the Lord.

As we continue in our series in the book of Malachi, Pastor Ray helps us see that when it comes to our finances, we are either stealing from God or we are partnering with Him.

Have you ever asked the question, "where is the God of Justice?" Our Guest Speaker, Richard Coekin, helps us explore this question as we continue in our series in the book of Malachi.

You have almost certainly been in a relationship where promises have been broken, words did not mean much, and the relationship suffered. Anybody who's experienced this knows how painful and hurtful that can be. We have the image of perfect faithfulness in God. How does He respond to the unfaithfulness that plays out in our lives everyday and in so many ways? It's a tough question, but one we'll grapple with as we continue with Pastor Aaron in our series in the book of Malachi.

You've probably heard sayings like these before: God knows every hair on your head, He knew you while you were in the womb, He sees everything — past, present, and the infinite future, His understanding has no limit. But is there anything God doesn't know? Pastor Ray shares what he thinks in this special message from Psalm 139.

Wherever you go in this world, you can tell what people believe much more through the way they behave than the words they say. So what does that mean for a Community reshaped together by the resurrected Jesus? As Pastor Kwan brings our series in the book of Matthew to a close, he helps us see that Jesus not only showed us "the way," He lived it, and that our actions reveal who we think Jesus is.

Happy Resurrection! As we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ together, Pastor Ray reminds of Thomas' journey from doubt to faith, and that Jesus continues to turn doubters into believers even today

Pastor Bill reminds us about what it means for Good Friday to be "good" as we reflect on Christ's suffering on the cross together.

As we continue in our series in the book of Matthew, our scripture passage lines up perfectly with what christians all over the world celebrate as Palm Sunday. Pastor Ray helps us see what Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem means for us as a Community reshaped together by Him.

There is something that can spread faster in a community than a virus, and much more toxic—it is the need to be great. Jesus knew how collectively lethal and destructive this desire to be great can be, and He provides the one simple solution to prevent its spread. Pastor Bill helps us see what greatness means in a Community reshaped together by Jesus as we continue in our series in the book of Matthew.

Hard work deserves a fair wage - but what if someone received the same wage for working less? We all want life to be fair, but as we continue in our series in the book of Matthew, we see that God has created us to be filled with grace, and Pastor Ray reminds us that in a Community reshaped by Jesus, we can't take this grace for granted and default to a "works" mindset instead of God’s lavish generosity.

Money, status, and position have a way of grabbing our hearts and running away with our focus, and while there is nothing wrong with a rich Jesus-follower, Pastor Bill brings us an important warning as we continue in our series in the book of Matthew and learn that a Community reshaped by Jesus is filled with people of all backgrounds, like the children (who have little) and the rich (who have much).