Wellspring Message Podcast: Recent Episodes
Wellspring Worship Centre
Tune in weekly to get access to the latest Sunday morning messages from Wellspring Worship Centre in Toronto.
Deacon Donna Barker speaks on the power and importance of doubt in a healthy relationship with God, and how asking questions can strengthen your faith. Originally shared August 2, 2026.
Pastor James reads 4 parables from Matthew 13 about the Kingdom of God and discusses how the Kingdom of God is in the places you expect, but also the places you don’t. Originally shared July 26, 2026.
Pastor James reads from Matthew 13:24-30 and the parable of The Weeds Among Wheat, and reflects on how humans are never as good at judging good and evil as God is. Originally shared July 19, 2026.
Pastor James reflects on the Parable of the Sower, using Matthew 13 to explain how people can be pushed away from Jesus, and how they can be brought back.
Pastor James preaches on Matthew 11, reflecting on what it means to be unburdened by others' expectations. Originally shared July 5, 2026.
Church Elder Bill Ryan discusses the ways in which Jesus calls us to welcome others, drawing from Matthew 10:40-42. Originally shared June 28, 2026.
Continuing with his series on following the Anglican lectionary, Pastor James works through a difficult passage, Matthew 10 16-39, and explains the importance of using context to truly understand the Bible. Originally shared June 21, 2026.
Following the Anglican lectionary, Pastor James uses Matthew 9:35-10:15 to contextualize the political nature of The Good News. Originally shared June 14, 2026.
In this episode Pastor James begins a new series, following along with the Anglican lectionary once again. Using Matthew 9 and Luke 8:46, he explores why Jesus dined with tax collectors and sinners, and the contextual significance of this. Originally shared June 7, 2026.
Pastor James finishes up his series on wrestling with the difficult parts of the bible by investigating the true sin of Sodom, a lack of hospitality. He preaches on Genesis 18, Isaiah 1, Amos 4, Matthew 10:11-15, and Ezekiel 16:49. Originally shared May 31, 2026.
Jörg Brown-Wacker preaches on Pentecost, reading from Acts 2:5-39 and Galatians 5:22-23. Originally shared May 24, 2026.
Pastor James continues his series on struggling with the bible by discussing the treatment of women throughout scripture. He preaches on Exodus 25:11-12, Judges 19: 16-27, and Esther 1:10-12. Content warning: discussions of sexual abuse and violence against women. Originally shared May 17, 2026.
Continuing with his sermon series about struggling with the more difficult parts of scripture, Pastor James unpacks the way that slavery is portrayed in the Old Testament. He preaches on Exodus 21:20-21, Deuteronomy 15:15-16, and Deuteronomy 16:14. Content warning: discussions of racism. Originally shared May 10, 2026.
Pastor James begins a new sermon series about wrestling with the difficult parts of scripture, and how this can bring us closer to God. This series starts with a discussion of God's wrath, using readings from Psalm 139:8-9, Amos 2:13-16, Amos 2:6-8, and Matthew 26:52-53. Originally shared May 3, 2026.
Ian Bowles uses Luke 12:13-34 to preach about generosity, the environment, and how God provides enough for us. Originally shared on April 26, 2026.
Guest speaker Reverend Michael Coren preaches on Luke 24:13-35 and explores why one of the disciples is left unnamed. Originally shared on April 19, 2026.
Continuing with his series on the Anglican lectionary, Pastor James looks at John 20: 19-29 to better understand Doubting Thomas, and how people get his story wrong. James shows how doubt is not the opposite of faith, but a companion to it, and can actually bring us closer to God. Originally shared April 12, 2026.
Ashlee Campbell describes the scripture as theatre, setting the stage with Luke 19: 28-41; the Triumphal Entry. She leads us through Jesus's starring role, the importance of small parts, and the roles each of us have to play in God's story. Originally shared March 29, 2026.
Wellspring celebrates Jesus's resurrection. Death does not have the last word. Originally shared April 5, 2026.
Pastor James Sholl reads from John 11, addressing the lies of the manosphere, and what it means to follow the example of Jesus, the perfect man. Originally shared March 22, 2026.
Guest speaker Dr. Sylvia Keesmaat preaches on John 9 about the man who was born blind, applying the metaphor of seeing and not seeing to the conditions that Palestinians live under today. Originally shared March 15, 2026.
Celebrating International Womens Day, Pastor James Sholl revisits some of the verses that have been used historically to keep women silent and explains their true context. The importance of woman preachers is revealed, and their erasure exposed. Originally shared March 8, 2026.
Continuing his series on the Anglican Lectionary, Pastor James Sholl preaches on perhaps the most famous bible verse, John 3:16, and digs into the nuance of being born again. Originally shared March 1, 2026.
Pastor James Sholl uses Matthew 4:1-11 from the Anglican Lectionary to preach about refusing temptation and the love God shows by expecting better of us. Originally shared February 22, 2026.
Pastor James Sholl continues his series on the Anglican Lectionary, preaching about Jesus's transfiguration from Matthew 17:1-8. Originally shared February 15, 2026.
Joash Thomas preaches on the church's role in the Canadian empire using Matthew 5:13 and Isaiah 58 from the Anglican Lectionary readings. Originally Shared February 8, 2026.
Pastor James Sholl uses 1st Corinthians 1:18-26 from the Anglican Lectionary readings to explain the importance of preaching about Christ's suffering on the cross. Originally shared February 1, 2026.
Pastor James Sholl continues his series on the Anglican Lectionary with a reading of Matthew 4:12-22 and a reinterpretation of what it means to "fish for people". Originally shared January 25, 2026.
Beginning a new series on the Anglican Lectionary, James Sholl preaches about being called and beheld by Jesus using 1 Corinthians 1-9 and John 1:29-42. Originally shared January 18, 2026.
Joerg Brown preaches about gatekeeping within the church, and the importance of friendship and community, using Mark 2:1-12. Originally shared January11, 2026.
Bill Ryan uses a Lectio Divina to meditate on Luke 2:41-49. The congregation chimes in with their own interpretations. Originally shared January 4th, 2026.
Bill Ryan uses a Visio Divina to meditate on the painting Anna, by Bette Dickinson, using Luke 2:36-38. Originally shared December 28, 2025.
Reading from Luke 2:1-20, Pastor James reveals new details about a story we've heard many times: the birth of Jesus. Originally shared December 21, 2025.
Pastor James preaches on the greatest protest song of all time: Mary's Magnificat from Luke 1:26-55. Originally shared December 14, 2025.
Pastor James reflects on Luke 1:5-25 and the birth of John. Originally preached December 7, 2025.
The Advent season begins at Wellspring with a meditative prayer service, beginning with a reflection by Claire Wallace. Originally shared November 30, 2025.
To follow along at home, please visit https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1BjSSFf9Ww/ for pictures of the guided prayer exercises, or follow the instructions below for a Lectio Divina, or inspired reading.
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Read Luke 1:26-38.
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Focus on a word or phrase that stood out to you. Consider the feelings it evokes and what it reveals about your own life.
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Speak to God about what you've been meditating on. Share your thoughts and feelings.
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Release the words and simply be present with God.
Pastor James concludes our series on alternate sub-headings for Biblical passages by preaching on the "The Workers in the Vineyard" AKA "The Workers in the Vineyard (They Kind of Got This One Right)" from Matthew 20. Originally shared November 23, 2025.
Our series on alternate subheadings for Bible passages continues as Pastor James dives into "The Samaritan Woman at the Well" AKA "Jesus Meets the First Evangelist", found in John 4. Originally preached November 16, 2025.
Pastor James is back from his Australian vacation, and continues our series reframing subtitles in the Bible. This week he discusses Acts 6 and The Choosing of the Seven, AKA Racism, The Church's Original Sin, and The Beautiful Way They Repented. Originally preached November 9, 2025.
Deacon Simone Nieuwolt carries on our Also Known As series, which reframes passages in the bible. Today's scripture comes from Mark 6, entitled "Jesus Walks on Water" AKA "The Disciples' Hearts Were Hardened". Originally preached November 2, 2025.
Guest speaker Noel Draper preaches from Genesis 2:4-25, unpacking this riddle:
What children don't have,Older people lose,And we think we need.Hint: It’s not about the toilet. Originally preached October 26, 2025.
Elder Bill Ryan continues our Also Known As series, changing the titles of Bible stories to shift the focus. Today's story comes from Luke 18:10-14 and is called "The Parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector", AKA "How to Be Right with God". Originally preached October 19, 2025.
Pastor James continues our series on alternate titles for passages of the Bible with this story taken from Luke 16:19-31, entitled Jesus Teaches on Hell AKA Jesus Teaches on Poor People. Originally preached October 12, 2025.
Continuing our series on retitling stories in the Bible, guest speaker Brian Recker shares his perspective on Luke 8:42-48 and The Woman with the Issue of Blood, AKA the Men with the Issue of Blood. Originally preached October 5, 2025, this sermon follows a book launch party held at Wellspring the previous evening for Brian's book Hell Bent, and Joash Thomas' book The Justice of Jesus.
Pastor James preaches out of Luke 15:11-31 with the parable of The Prodigal Son, AKA The Loving Father and His Two Lost Sons in our ongoing series renaming passages from the Bible. Originally preached September 28, 2025.
Our series on alternate titles for stories from the Bible continues this week with The Woman Caught in Adultery, AKA The Men Caught in Hypocrisy, found in John 8:2-11. Originally preached September 21, 2025.
Pastor James continues our series on misleading subtitles by looking at Mark 10:17-22 and the story of The Rich Young Ruler, AKA The Only Man that Jesus Ever Loved. Originally shared September 14, 2025.
Pastor James kicks off our new series with this story taken from Matthew 14. This series looks at the way subtitles in the Bible can shape how we interpret it, and how changing the subtitle can help to give us new perspectives. Today's subtitle is "Jesus Walks on Water", also known as "Peter Walks on Water". Originally preached September 7, 2025.
Pastor James and our friend Rev. Joash Thomas discuss an excerpt on The Lord's Prayer from Joash's new book, The Justice of Jesus. Originally shared August 31, 2025
Join us in person at Wellspring to celebrate the book launch at 7pm on October 4, 2025!
Guest speaker Noel Draper shares his reflections on Jeremiah 33, the importance of context, and the concept of the Lord as Our Righteousness. Originally preached August 24, 2025.
Elder Rita, a former teacher to students with special needs, wraps up our series on disability with stories from her career while looking at the Message translation of John 9. Originally preached February 28, 2024.
Note: Rita begins by reflecting on a piece of artwork called North Shore, Lake Superior (1926), by Lawren Harris.
Pastor James examines the story of Blind Bartimaeus in Mark 10:46-52. Originally preached February 18th, 2024.
Guest Speaker Robbie Walker invites us to "engage our holy imaginations to enter the story" of Peter and John healing a man at the Beautiful Gate in Acts 3. Originally preached February 11, 2024.
Pastor James dives into John 9 and the story of Jesus healing a blind man. Originally preached February 4, 2024.
Pastor James continues our series on disability by discussing the question: are there wheelchairs in heaven? Originally preached January 28, 2024.
Guest speaker Heather discusses disability by sharing three stories: those of Hagar and Elijah, and one from her own life. Originally preached January 21, 2024.
Pastor James introduces our series on the Theology of Disability by laying out the different ways people tend to view disability. Originally preached January 14, 2024.
Guest speaker Ashlee discusses our next Bad Idea about the Bible: Jesus sometimes treats people badly. To look at this, she examines different ways of reading Matthew 15:21-28. Originally shared July 2, 2023.
Guest speaker Bill Ryan explores Matthew 11:25-30, concept of burden, and the character of God. Originally preached June 25, 2023.
Guest speaker Charlotte Naylor-Davis is back to chat with Pastor James about the nuance of scripture and this week's bad idea: the Bible says there are only two genders. Originally shared June 18, 2023.
Guest speaker Charlotte Naylor-Davis has a conversation with Pastor James about the relationship between Christians and the Bible, and this week's bad idea: that the Bible is the word of God. Originally shared June 11, 2023.
Pastor James starts us off on a new series, discussing some of the bad ideas people have about the Bible, and what makes them bad. Today he looks at the concept of God being really mad at humanity. Originally preached May 21, 2023.
Pastor James leads us through a series of reflections on Wellspring's identity as a group of Christians, based on a living document developed by our church leadership. This week he wraps up our discussion on unity and asks for feedback on the document, and whether there are people in our lives with whom we disagree, and if it's worth it. To access the document or give feedback, please contact james@wellspringtoronto.ca. Originally shared May 14, 2023.
Pastor James leads us through a series of reflections on Wellspring's identity as a group of Christians, based on a living document developed by our church leadership. This week he expresses the importance of unity, and asks for feedback on the document. To access the document or give feedback, please contact james@wellspringtoronto.ca. Originally shared May 7, 2023.
Pastor James leads us through a series of reflections on Wellspring's identity as a group of Christians, based on a living document developed by our church leadership. This week he discusses healthy disagreement, and asks for feedback on the document, as well as the best advice you've ever heard, or "peripheral convictions" that you've changed your mind on. To access the document or give feedback, please contact james@wellspringtoronto.ca. Originally shared April 30, 2023.
Pastor James leads us through a series of reflections on Wellspring's identity as a group of Christians, based on a living document developed by our church leadership. This week he begins by running through what he describes as "Jesus' greatest hits", and asks for feedback on the document, and on your description of the bible. To access the document or give feedback, please contact james@wellspringtoronto.ca. Originally shared April 23, 2023.
Guest speaker Ashlee Campbell wraps up our I Am series by preaching from Matthew 28 and Luke 24:13-24 and discussing how we understand Jesus' character. Originally shared April 16, 2023.
Pastor James shares from John 11 starting at verse 17 as a reflection on His statement "I am the resurrection and the life" for Easter Sunday. Originally preached April 9, 2023.
Deacon Sarah Murley-Hauser, self-proclaimed plant mom, looks into Jesus' statement "I am the Vine" in John 15. Originally preached April 2, 2023.
Pastor James discusses John 6:25 and Jesus' statement that he is "the Bread of Life". Originally preached March 26, 2023. Note: due to a technical issue, there is an echo, which is resolved at 16:48.
Deacon Steve Goldie is takes a break from serving church meals to share his reflections on Jesus stating that he is "the light of the world" in John 9. Originally preached March 19, 2023.
Guest speaker and co-host of the Right Side Up Podcast Danielle Strickland joins Pastor James to discuss Jesus stating "I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life" in John 14. Originally preached March 12, 2023.
Pastor James continues to look at John 10 and Jesus' statement "I am the Gate." Originally preached March 5, 2023.
This year for Lent we looked at the I Am Statements of Jesus. Pastor James kicked off this series with John 10 and "I am the Good Shepherd". Originally preached February 26, 2023.
Pastor James wraps up our Advent series with a look at Mary's Magnificat. Originally preached December 18, 2022.
Guest speaker Brad shares his thoughts on the stories of Mary and Elizabeth, and on the importance of presence. Originally preached December 11, 2022.
Guest speaker Ashlee discusses the role of Anna the Prophetess and Luke 2 as we continue our series on the Women of Advent. Originally preached December 4, 2022.
Pastor James takes a deep dive into the genealogy of Jesus at the beginning of the gospel of Matthew to kick off our Advent series. Originally preached November 27, 2022.
In the conclusion of our series on Exodus, Professor Marilyn Draper and her former student Pastor James Sholl discuss one of the recurring themes of the book: worship. Originally preached November 20, 2022.
Elder Bill Ryan and Pastor James Sholl couldn't decide who got to discuss the concept of the Mercy Seat, so they cover the topic together. Originally preached November 13, 2022.
Pastor James discusses his Sunday school experience of "manna", tests in the desert, and Exodus 16. Originally preached November 6, 2022.
In a continuation of our series on Exodus, Pastor James discusses chapter 15 and Miriam as an individual. Originally preached October 30, 2022.
From the Vault: Former ministry director Jenna Leonard summarizes our series on the Apostles Creed. Originally preached September 2, 2018.
From the Vault: Guest speaker Jeff Barker talks about the idea of resurrection. Originally preached August 19, 2018.
From the Vault: Deacon Steve Goldie talks about the messy but beautiful concept of the forgiveness of sins. Originally preached August 12, 2018.
From the Vault: Dale Barker, deacon at the time, talks about the reference to "The Communion of Saints" in the Apostles Creed. Originally preached August 5, 2018.
From the Vault: Guest speaker Laura Puiras discusses the uniting role of the Church in the Apostles Creed. Originally preached July 29, 2018.
From the Vault: Guest speaker Jordan Ryan talks about the image of Christ as judge. Originally preached July 15, 2018.
From the Vault: Elder Donna Barker discusses the Ascension of Jesus. Originally preached July 8, 2018.
From the Vault: Elder Rita Westacott talks about what it means to believe in Jesus as we continue our series on the Apostle's Creed. Originally preached June 24, 2018.
From the Vault: Jenna Leonard, Wellspring's ministry director at the time, unpacks the term "Creator God". Originally preached June 17, 2018.
From the Vault: Elder Bill Ryan continues our series on the Apostle's Creed by looking at what it means when we say "The Father Almighty". Originally preached June 10, 2018.
From the Vault: Elder Bill Ryan introduces our series on the Apostle's Creed by looking at the opening words "We believe". Originally preached June 3, 2018
Guest speaker Lucy talks about the Israelites as "sojourners in the land of Egypt", and how we can apply God's laws about sojourners to newcomers and refugees in our own city. Originally preached October 23, 2022.
Continuing our series on Exodus, Pastor James looks at chapter 7 and the significance of the plagues of Egypt. Originally preached October 16, 2022.
Pastor James dives into Exodus 5 and the way God provides for the oppressed. Originally preached October 9, 2022.
Deacons Board Chair Daniel Westacott shares some reflections on Second Stories, and how it parallels Moses' return to Egypt after encountering the burning bush. Second Stories is a documentary about two survivors of the residential school system who chose to return to work at this institution. It was shown during this service, and is heavily referenced. To watch it yourself, visit the National Film Board of Canada website.
Originally shared October 2, 2022.
Guest speaker Ashlee Campbell discusses Exodus as a story about breaking cycles of violence. Originally preached September 25, 2022.
Pastor James has a chat with guest speaker Danielle Strickland, host of the Right Side Up Podcast, about her book The Ultimate Exodus, freedom, and the concept of "hardening hearts". Originally recorded September 18, 2022.
Pastor James kicks off our new series on the book of Exodus by giving us an introduction to the way the Israelites were living in Egypt. Originally preached September 11, 2022.
Pastor James wraps up our series on who Jesus is and with whom spends his time with a Visio divina, reflecting on how Jesus spends his time in reflection and prayer. The image we used is called The Baptism of Jesus by Donald Jackson. Originally preached September 4, 2022.
Pastor James discusses Jesus' temptation in the desert. Originally preached August 28, 2022.
Deacon Sarah discusses prophecies in Isaiah, Jesus' entrance into Jerusalem, and the concept of "holy mischief". Originally preached August 21, 2022.
*We were unable to record the first few minutes of Sarah's sermon and the scripture reading.
Pastor James talks about two of his favourite subjects: Jesus and food! Originally preached August 14, 2022.
Elder Donna Barker talks about inclusion of those with disabilities while discussing Luke 5:17-26. Originally preached August 7, 2022.
Pastor James discusses Jesus' relationship with Martha in Luke 10. Originally preached July 31, 2022.
Content Warning: Sexual Abuse
Pastor James, with help from Elder Donna Barker, discusses the tragic reality of abuse, and Jesus as a victim. Originally preached July 17, 2022.
Elder Bill Ryan shares some stories of working with people experiencing homeless in downtown Toronto while reflecting on Matthew 9. Originally preached June 26, 2022.
Pastor James discusses how Jesus fulfills the law and spends time with people affected by leprosy. Originally preached June 19, 2022.
Guest speaker Simone shares her thoughts on the examples children set for us in their playfulness, vulnerability, and dependancy. Originally preached June 12, 2022.
Pastor James talks about the differences between the disciples, and the one man they had in common. Originally preached June 5, 2022.
Pastor James discusses how and why Jesus ate with tax collectors like Zacchaeus. Originally preached May 29, 2022.
Pastor James discusses different translations of Mary's Magnificat in Luke 1. Originally preached May 22, 2022.
Pastor James preaches from John 11 starting at verse 43, and discusses how Jesus consistently broke the rules of his time in order to show love to those around him. Originally preached May 15, 2022.
From the Vault: Pastor James delves into different translations of 1 Corinthians 6 and how they have been used to spread hurt amongst the LGBTQ2+ community. Originally preached November 7, 2021.
Pastor James shares on Jeremiah 29 and what it means to be called as a community, not as individuals. Originally preached May 8, 2022.
Our friend Ian preaches on the Great Commission and Jesus' call to the disciples to spread the word of God before his Ascension. Originally shared May 1, 2022.
Guest speaker Laura Puiras reflects on the theme of disappointment following Easter. Originally preached April 24, 2022.
On Easter Sunday, Pastor James shares that nothing can take Jesus away from his people. Originally preached April 17, 2022. Disclaimer: at some points James accidentally conflates Mary Magdalene and Mary of Bethany.
From the Vault: Judi Rees shares her experience growing up at Wellspring (formerly Banfield), and what it means to fully love, accept, and support members of the LGBTQ2+ community. Originally preached October 3, 2021.
From the Vault: Pastor James Sholl has a conversation with our friend James Powell, host of the podcast This Little Light of Mine. James Powell shares the reality of his experience with the Church as a member of the LGBTQ2+ community. Originally recorded March 27, 2021.
Pastor James discusses Matthew 27 and the fate of Judas. Trigger warning: this sermon touches on the subject of suicide. Originally preached April 10, 2022.
From the Vault: In the conclusion to this Easter series, Pastor James looks at Jesus' victory over death. Originally preached April 4, 2021.
From the Vault: Pastor James explores the reasons behind Jesus' death and the atonement of sin in this Easter series from 2021. Originally preached March 28, 2021.
From the Vault: Pastor James discusses the idea of God's wrath by looking at Hosea 11 as he continues this series on the theology of the crucifixion. Originally preached March 21, 2021.
From the Vault: Pastor James introduces this Easter series exploring the theology of the crucifixion, moving past "Sunday school answers", and discussing abandonment. Originally preached March 14, 2021.
Church Elder Bill Ryan unpacks our idea of the heart while discussing John 14. Originally preached April 3, 2022.
This week Pastor James compares the different gospel accounts of Jesus' outrage in the temple. Originally preached March 27, 2022.
Guest speaker Dr. Ronald Charles kicks off our new series on Jesus' last week before the crucifixion by talking about the Triumphant Entry and riding into the city on a mule. Originally preached March 20, 2022.
Pastor James, with some help from Caitlin Ryan, discusses the end of Paul's letter to the Colossians. Originally preached March 13, 2022.
Pastor James discusses the idea of sending "thoughts and prayers" to people experiencing tragedy. Originally preached March 6, 2022.
Church elder Donna Barker talks about authority and wearing a "garment of love". Originally preached February 27, 2022.
After a long hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic, we are back! This week Pastor James Sholl preaches on Colossians 3 and playing hide and seek. Originally shared on February 20, 2022.
This week Cole talks unpacks the idea of rules as we continue exploring Paul's letter to the church in Colossi. Originally preached February 13, 2022.
Pastor James continues our series on Colossians, and discusses the concept of some defeats being more triumphant than victories. Originally preached February 6, 2022.
Our friend and guest speaker Joel Zantingh shared on the embrace of both suffering and mystery as we follow Christ. Originally preached January 30, 2022.
Continuing our series on Colossians, Pastor James talks about what reconciliation looks like with Jesus. Originally preached January 23, 2022.
Pastor James continues speaking on Colossians 1 and introduces our theme for the year: Christ at the Centre. Originally shared January 16, 2022.
Sarah kicks off our new series on Paul's letter to Colossians and discusses the concepts of kindom and empire. Originally preached January 9, 2022.
From the Vault: Pastor James and Guest Angie Hocking discuss LGBTQ2+ inclusion while looking at the difficult passage of Romans 1:24-32. Originally recorded September 29, 2019.
From the Vault: Pastor James digs into ways to share unity (and meals) with those different from us. Originally preached September 22, 2019.
From the Vault: Pastor James preaches on the words "Deeper Wells and Longer Tables" he received from the Lord during a 24 hours of prayer event. Originally shared September 15, 2019.
From the Vault: Pastor James introduces a series based around the book and concepts of Romans Disarmed by Sylvia Keesmaat and Brian Walsh. Today he focuses on Jesus being Lord while Caesar is not. Originally preached September 8, 2019.
Jeff shares on the Parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector. Originally preached March 8, 2020.
James reflects on the Parable of the Persistent Widow. Originally preached March 1, 2020.
James preaches on the Parable of the Mustard Seed. Originally preached February 23, 2020.
Donna shares about the Parable of the Rich Fool. Originally preached February 16, 2020.
James preaches on the Parable of the Unmerciful Servant. Originally preached February 9, 2020.
Rita shares reflections on the Parable of the Lost Sheep, and the Parable of the Lost Coin. Originally preached February 2, 2020.
Pastor James speaks on the parable of the Prodigal Son, and why that's maybe not the best title for it. Originally preached on January 19, 2020.