Posts by Matt Winter (Page 35)

Posts by Matt Winter (Page 35)

Sermon Outline – February 14th

THE KING | Longing for the King Luke 18:1-8 | MATT WINTER A story of prayer and persistance   Three reasons to long for the king 1. Our world needs justice 2. We need justice 3. We need HIS justice   Next Week  THE KING | The favour of the king – Luke 18:9-17 Matt Winter

Pastor’s Letter – January 31st

Dear friends I was super encouraged by our Christmas mission that we ran at the end of last year. As we reach the end of January (it always goes so fast, right?) and with school starting this week it already feels like we’re well into 2021, but it’s good for us to pause and reflect on how Christmas went. It was a Christmas where we probably had no choice but…

Sermon Outline – January 10th

Soul Food: God’s Word Psalm 19:7-14, 2 Timothy 3:14-4:5 | MATT WINTEr 1. Introduction 2. Define 3. Defend 4. How does God use his word? 5. Practical Suggestions a. A Healthy Caution Toward Truth b. The value of Systems c. Going deep Link to Tim Chester’s Bible Reading Plan Next Week  Soul Food: Baptism Cameron Munro

Sermon Outline – January 3rd

Soul Food: Prayer Luke 11:1-13 | MATT WINTEr 1. Introduction 2. Define 3. Defend 4. How does God use prayer? a. Big Prayers (11:1-4) b. Bold Prayers (11:5-13) 5. Practical Suggestions Link to Peter Adam’s Prayers A Praying Life by Paul Miller Next Week  Soul Food: God’s Word

Pastor’s Letter – November 8th

Dear friends On Sunday we introduced our idea for Christmas this year. With not being able to have a carols this year we thought it would be a great opportunity to try something different and so we’re encouraging people to get together and think about how we can make and distribute gifts to people in our community. We’re hoping doing so might be a meaningful…

Pastor’s Letter – October 25th

Dear friends As we kicked off term 4 a couple of weeks ago our Young Adults group decided Ecclesiastes would be a fun book for us to study for the term. I don’t know if you’ve read it recently or are familiar with the book, but it’s a deep reflection from a “teacher” who’s struggling with big questions. In the first few lines of the…