Who Can Call You Out?

What If You're Wrong?

What if the biggest obstacle to wisdom isn't ignorance, but pride? Most of us think pride is easy to spot. But what if it's far more subtle than we imagine? What if it quietly shapes the way we see ourselves, our neighbours, and even God? This week Rev. Seth continues the Wisdom Lived in the Spirit series by exploring why pride blinds us and how humility opens the door to truth, mercy, and life.

Who Can Call You Out?

Who can call you out? Most of us assume we're teachable. But what if one of the greatest obstacles to wisdom isn't ignorance, but the quiet conviction that we've already figured it out? This week Rev. Seth begins Part 2 of the Wisdom series by asking what happens when we slowly stop listening, stop growing, and stop letting ourselves be challenged.

Wisdom of the Spirit

Why do we spend so much of life trying to hold everything together, prove ourselves, or stay in control? This Pentecost Sunday we reach a turning point in our Eastertide series on wisdom. As we reflect on Pentecost and celebrate a baptism in our church family, we sit with an ancient human struggle and a surprising answer that still changes lives today.

The Weary Heart

What do you do when life unfolds differently than you hoped? This week Seth reflects on what happens inside us during difficult seasons, and why that might matter more than we think.

Wisdom of Trust

What would it feel like to stop trying to control how everything turns out? Most of us grip the future tightly because we're afraid of what happens if we don't. But carrying that weight eventually crushes us. This Sunday Rev. Seth looks at the difference between making plans and trying to control outcomes, and why trust might be the piece we've been missing in how we live, decide, and face what's ahead.