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Growing Through Giving with Guest Dr Ed Ng (opens the original)
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Growing Through Giving with Guest Dr Ed Ng Genesis 1:25-27; 2:7, 20-23 In an age of AI companions and increasingly virtual relationships, what constitutes a "real" relationship? Drawing from Genesis and the Christian understanding of the Trinity, this sermon explores what it means to be made in the image of God-is-relationship. Being made in God's image calls us into relationships where we give ourselves, seek the flourishing of others, and discover that, paradoxically, we grow most fully throug
Can AI Cure Loneliness with Josh Liem (opens the original)
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Can AI Cure Loneliness with Josh Liem Genesis 2; John 17 Before sin, death, and the devil, God declared one thing “not good.” This Sunday, we’re in Genesis 2, where neither God, nor solitude, nor every other living creature was suitable for the first human. The earthling needed another like him, yet different. Come explore the implications of artificial companions in our created need to be known and in community. For reflection & discussion: If you could have any animal companion for life, what
Being Human (In the AI Age): Behold the Human with Josh Liem (opens the original)
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Behold the Human with Josh Liem Genesis 1:26-28; John 19:5 As artificial intelligence reshapes how we work, connect, and seek answers, what does it mean to be human? We begin our series, Being Human in the AI Age, by exploring humanity’s creation in God’s image and looking to Jesus—the image of the invisible God, standing wounded before Pilate. Together, we’ll consider how his life invites us to use our power, respond to suffering, and grow in love for our neighbours. For reflection & discussion
The Pharisee and the Tax Collector with Josh Liem (opens the original)
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The Pharisee and the Tax Collector with Josh Liem Luke 18:9-14 We close our series on the provocative parables of Jesus with the one about the Pharisee and the Tax collector. And Jesus brilliantly baits the trap with two people to compare while teaching disciples to stop comparing themselves to others. Will you take the bait? For reflection & discussion: Who are you most tempted to compare yourself to, and why? Who is the “tax collector,” the person or group or demographic of people that you’d f
A New Approach to Uncertainty with Guest Rev. Dave Mohr (opens the original)
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A New Approach to Uncertainty with Guest Rev. Dave Mohr John 15:5-11 Life can throw things at us that are so overwhelming they demand a totally different approach. In John 15, Jesus gives His disciples—and us—a radically different way to face uncertainty, difficulty, and everything the world throws our way. This weekend, we’ll discover what it really means to remain in Him, stay close, and find the kind of life and joy that can only come from Jesus. For reflection & discussion: Jesus says, “Rema
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