Real Teens Real Impact - Part Two

Some Wisdom Required

Dogs, pearls, pigs, oh my! Jesus finishes off his teaching on judging with a riddle that is both confusing and uncomfortable, but holds an important truth for the times we feel we need to address a speck in our neighbour's eye. Let's press in together.

There's Something in my Eye!

To judge or not to judge, that is the question...no seriously, that really is a question we face! If we are to truly love one another, we can’t just wash our hands and say, “It’s not my place to judge”, because it is our place to help. So how do we develop a non-judgmental way to care enough to confront and correct? This Sunday, we tackle one of the most famous and misunderstood statements of Jesus, “Do not judge others.”

Real Teens Real Impact - Part Two

In Psalm 40, David writes "The Lord has given me a new song to sing, a hymn of praise to our God. Many will see what he has done and be amazed. They will put their trust in the Lord." These words were a source of strength and hope for our youth team that traveled to Mexico over spring break and they also have the power to transform the way that we think about being a part of God's mission here in Winkler. Join us on Sunday as we hear stories from our students about serving in Mexico and consider how God is inviting each of us to respond to his goodness by pouring out our love on others.

Real Teens Real Impact - Part One

“What if the next generation isn't just the church of tomorrow, but they're the bold missionaries God is raising up today? In a world that’s quick to say "get a real job," "you're not qualified," or "you're too young," we've watched shy teenagers become fearless leaders, campers who have never heard of Jesus become passionate followers of him, and ordinary young people point hundreds of kids to Christ. God delights in using real teens for real impact”   Join us this Sunday as Darrell Janzen, director of Simonhouse Bible Camp shares incredible stories from our MB mission to the North! UNFORTUNATELY DUE TO TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES THE QUALITY OF THIS VIDEO IS NOT UP TO OUR USUAL STANDARDS. THANK YOU FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING.

Who Do You Say I Am?

Do we consider Peter a villain in the Easter Story? Are you a villain in the Easter Story? This Sunday we reflect on three scenes from the life of Peter - even the greatest of saints has the potential to fall at any moment, and even greater, we’ll see the amazing love, care, and tenderness that Jesus offers to each one of us who returns to him. Who do you say I am?