Imprint | Marked by the Peace of Jesus (Kaj Wigston)

My Descent into a Prayerless Life (JD Sherman)

In this raw and transparent message, JD Sherman addresses a hidden struggle that many believers face: the gradual drift into spiritual dryness and a prayerless life. Contradicting his younger self who maintained vibrant, hours-long daily prayer habits, JD opens up about the surprising realization that his life had eventually become entirely void of scheduled communication with God. Drawing profound insights from the struggles of biblical figures like David in Psalm 32, this sermon unpacks how unconfessed sin, distractions, and heavy burdens cause us to fall into a destructive silence that drains our spiritual vitality. Ultimately, JD reminds listeners that God is not waiting with pruning shears to judge us, but is a loving Father who actively cheers us on and welcomes our desperate, disillusioned hearts. This episode serves as an encouraging, step-by-step guide to breaking your silence, finding community, and intentionally rebuilding a authentic life of prayer.

Loyalty to the Gospel (Kaj Wigston)

In this message, Kaj Wigston dives into 2 Timothy 1 to unpack Paul's encouragement to his spiritual son, Timothy, about remaining unashamed and fully loyal to the gospel. Reminding us that the Christian life is entirely unsustainable through sheer willpower, Kaj highlights that we are sustained only by the power of the Holy Spirit working within us. Rather than striving to carry heavier religious burdens or trying to earn our standing through work, we are invited to simply submit and rest in our primary identity as beloved children of God. This episode serves as an encouraging call to lay down our self-reliance, receive the gospel afresh, and trust a faithful God to guard our hearts and lives.

Life With The Spirit (Kaj Wigston)

In this message, Kaj Wigston explores how to cultivate an intentional, Spirit-empowered rhythm as we transition into new seasons of life. Drawing from Galatians 1, Kaj emphasizes that living in the fullness of the Holy Spirit requires intentional effort and tending to our spiritual fire, reminding us that while grace is completely opposed to earning, it is not opposed to effort. Listeners are challenged to practically evaluate their daily schedules by asking two transformative questions: what commitments need to be removed to clear out distractions, and where can more time be added to simply sit and receive from God? Ultimately, this episode is an encouraging invitation to open our hearts, create space for intimacy, and walk closely in step with the Spirit every day.

Wicked Servant (Kevin Borger)

In this weeks message, Kevin delivers a timely word on breaking free from spiritual passivity and stepping fully into God's calling. Diving into the parable of the talents and the sobering address of the "wicked servant," Kevin explores the heavy responsibility that comes when we know the heart and expectations of the Master but let fear dictate our actions. He challenges listeners to move past a comfortable, spectator-style faith, where it is easy to go through the motions of singing and listening to sermons without being truly transformed, and instead choose to move in active obedience. Ultimately, this message confronts the tendency to project our own passivity onto God, serving as an urgent call to lift our self-imposed boundaries and step forward into the fullness of what He has in store for us.

Mission Sunday

In this special Mission Sunday message we celebrate the wide-reaching impact of our local and international mission partners. Jason challenges the congregation to actively lean into the Great Commission by exploring where God is sending them, how to better engage their current circles, and how to step into deeper ministry partnership. The episode features inspiring updates from several key leaders: Kelly and Josh share how The Door Youth Center is building relationships with local teenagers; Henrietta provides a video update on the Wellington Pregnancy Care Centre's life-changing support for new parents and calls for male mentors and volunteers; Nick from Servants' Heart Ministries uses a powerful historical illustration to show how practical outreach can reveal undeniable truth to a deceived world; Samuel and Paula share their experiences discipling and supporting indigenous families in Panama; and Harriet Sherman details her 21-year journey running Kids Kapers camps to bring joy and the love of Jesus to refugee children in Toronto. This message serves as an urgent, heartwarming invitation to humble ourselves, listen to God's voice, and move from financial giving to active, prayerful kingdom partnership.