True(ish)

Guilt and Repentance are two topics that often seem taboo within Christian circles. Guilt seems like a high-pressure Christian sales tactic, and Repentance is something that only “bad” people do. But what does the Bible really say? Join us today as we conclude our True(ish) series by continuing the thread from last week and Pastor Jason Boucher navigates through the minefield that is the topic of Guilt vs. Repentance.

Though we may try to be “good” most of the time, the truth behind it is, as the Bible says, that our heart motives are often wicked. There are two approaches we see in the Bible for dealing with this. The first approach tries to stifle this wickendess with rules. The second approach is to cover it with Grace. Join us today as we condtinue our True(ish) series and Pastor Jason Boucher discusses the dichotomy of Grace vs. Rules.

This Monday in Canada, we celebrate Thanksgiving, a holiday instituted by Parliament as “A Day of General Thanksgiving to Almighty God for the bountiful harvest with which Canada has been blessed.” But the idea of giving thanks goes far deeper than a day off in October — giving thanks is not only an issue of manners, rather it is a posture that creates spiritual movement in your life. Join us today as we continue our True(ish) series and Pastor Jason Boucher discusses the truth behind the postures of Thankful vs. Selfish.

Faith and Works are the two systems that all major world religions rely upon as a method to attain ‘salvation’. Some may focus more heavily on one or the other. But when it comes to Christianity, which is the right approach? Join us today as Pastor Jason Boucher dives into the grey zone between Faith and Works and shows us from scripture how our salvation is worked out.