The New Way of Life | From Bitterness to Delight - May 10, 2026

The New Way of Life | Unloved to Loved - May 31, 2026

This week, we conclude our series, The New Way of Life. We have spent eight weeks looking at Old Testament stories of transformation, discovering how God has redeemed, restored, and brought resurrection life not just in those stories but also in us. Come hear this final message from Hosea and see how the story of redemption in Hosea speaks to our redemption today. Did you know God told Hosea to name his kids ‘not-loved’ and ‘not-mine’? Join us to hear the rest of the story.

The New Way of Life | Apathy to Anticipation - May 24, 2026

This week at St. Albert Alliance, we’re celebrating baptisms together and continuing in our series, The New Way of Life. As we journey through the book of Malachi, we’ll explore the quiet ways apathy can settle into our faith and Jesus' invitation to move from cynicism and routine to fresh anticipation for what God wants to do in and through us. Whether you’re feeling spiritually expectant or spiritually tired, this Sunday is an invitation to honestly bring your heart before Jesus in community. We’d love for you to join us!

The New Way of Life | Broken to Restored - May 17, 2026

The story in the books of Ezra and Nehemiah zeroes in on Israel's brokenness and the restoration God brings. As Israel returns from exile, the broken temple and walls of Jerusalem are restored. However, this joyous moment does not last. Is there anything that can bring lasting restoration? Or anyone? Join us as we continue our series on The New Way of Life to find out.

The New Way of Life | From Bitterness to Delight - May 10, 2026

This week we look at the life of Naomi in the book of Ruth, seeing how pain, loss, and suffering can reshape her identity, and, at times, our own. As part of The New Way of Life series, we’re invited to witness how God meets Naomi in her brokenness and gently restores her sense of identity. In a world searching for something solid to root ourselves in, Naomi’s story reminds us that our true identity is found in God alone.

The New Way of Life | Abandoned to Adopted -  May 3, 2026

For our next instalment of The New Way of Life, we are taking a look at the Prince of Egypt, Moses. Moses lived two-thirds of his life feeling abandoned until one day God met him through a burning bush. But this story is not just about Moses; it is also about Israel. Come discover how God brought Moses and the nation of Israel into a deeper sense of adoption and belonging. Perhaps you might find some similarities to your story as well.