We all long to be seen and known for who we are, and when we aren’t – we can find ourselves feeling lonely. How do the Psalms speak to loneliness? And how can we experience God in the midst of it?
Jeff Jantzi
Jeff is the Lead Pastor at The Gathering Ottawa and preaches most Sunday mornings.
Songs of the Summer: A Song for the Anxious
Fear and anxiety is a reality of life, for some more than others. So what does it mean to turn to God with our anxieties?
Songs of the Summer: A Song for the Discouraged
We all have times where we feel discouraged and want to give up. But what if discouragement could be an opportunity to experience God?
Songs of the Summer: A Song for the Waiting
Waiting is a part of life. But what does it mean to “wait patiently for the Lord”?
Ephesians: Stories for Ephesus
In the Ephesians series conclusion, we look at stories from Paul’s time in Ephesus from Acts 19.
Ephesians: From Death to Life “The Battle”
Anything worth doing will always draw opposition. So what kind of ‘spiritual opposition’ can we expect as we follow Jesus, and what can we do about it? Why’s it so important that we understand the spiritual battle that we’re all engaged in?
Ephesians: From Death to Life “Spirit-Led Relationships
In today's passage, the Apostle Paul talks about relationships and how God's people are to engage with each other in light of what Jesus has done for us. What does it look like to have spirit-led, Christ-centered relationships in the home, at work and in all areas of life?
Ephesians: From Death to Life “Walking in Holiness”
What does it look like to lead a life worthy of our calling? What is the role of purity and holiness in that?
Ephesians: From Death to Life “Walking in Unity”
Ephesians 4 marks the beginning of the second half of the book of Ephesians where Paul now begins to talk about HOW we are to apply the Gospel to our lives. He starts by talking about the importance of unity in the church. How does unity fit in to the story of the Gospel?
Ephesians: From Death to Life “The Other Half of the Gospel”
Ephesians 2:1-10 talks about how God saves us and reconciles us to God as INDIVIDUALS… but how does the Gospel speak into our society, culture and relationships as well?
