St. Peter's Fireside

Join us this Sunday as we continue in our series through the Gospel of Luke! This week, Lloyd Lee preaches from Luke 12.35-48, and explores Jesus' teaching about being watchful and ready for the master's return.

Join us this Sunday as we continue in our series through the Gospel of Luke! This week, Phill Pearson preaches from Luke 12.13-34, and as he explores Jesus' teaching on money and possessions, he invites us to take stock of where our own treasure is, and to offer it back to God.

In 2020, we started a journeying through the Gospel of Luke. After a long pause, we're picking back up in our study through Luke! This week, Phill Pearson preaches from Luke 12.1-12, and explores the five commands of Jesus about what we should fear, and how God's love meets us in our fear.

Join us this Sunday as Richard Sandlin preaches from the letter to Philemon. As he unpacks the significance of what it means to be followers of Jesus Christ together, Richard invites us to consider the implications of how we are to treat and interact with everyone around us.

Join us this Sunday as we celebrate Trinity Sunday. This week, Phill Pearson preaches from John 1:1-14 and John 17:20-26 and invites us to encounter the mystery, beauty, and necessity of the Trinity, so that we might know God more truly and love him more dearly.

Join us this Sunday as we celebrate Pentecost Sunday, and wrap up our series, The Work of the People. As we conclude our season of talking about worship and liturgy, Lloyd Lee preaches from Acts 2:1-12 and Psalm 67 and invites us to see how our worship prepares us to be sent out by the power of the Holy Spirit to live as God's people in our world. Want to learn more about liturgy? Visit www.stpf.ca/liturgy-main to learn more!

Join us this Sunday as we continue in our series, The Work of the People. As we spend time talking about worship and liturgy, Rob Collis preaches from 1 Corinthians 11.17-34 and explains why we take time in our worship service to prepare to take communion, and how the act of taking communion unites us together in the body of Christ.

Join us this Sunday as we continue in our series, The Work of the People. As we spend time talking about worship and liturgy, Phill Pearson preaches from 1 John 1:5-10 and Psalm 32, and explains how, through the practice of confession, our worship leads to become a people shaped and formed by the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Join us this Sunday as we continue in our series, The Work of the People. As we spend time talking about worship and liturgy, Rob Collis preaches from 2 Corinthians 8 & 9 as he unpacks how our practices of worship lead us into faithful responses of generosity to God's work in our lives.

Join us this Sunday as we continue in our new series, The Work of the People. As we spend time talking about worship and liturgy, Phill Pearson preaches from Romans 10.8-15 and Hebrews 11.1-3 as he unpacks the relationship between our worship and what we believe.

Join us this Sunday as we continue in our new series, The Work of the People. As we spend time talking about worship and liturgy, we're excited to be joined this morning by Grady Buhler, who is the lead pastor at St. Timothy's Anglican Church in North Vancouver. This week, Grady preaches from Ephesians 2.13-22 as he explains how the liturgy prepares our hearts to worship God.

Join us this Sunday as we begin our new series, The Work of the People. As we begin a season talking about worship and liturgy, Rob Collis preaches from John 4.4-26. As he unpacks the conversation Jesus had beside a well, he helps us to hear Jesus' invitation to come and quench the yearning of our hearts through worship.

Jesus Christ is risen from the dead: Alleluia! Join us this Easter Sunday as we celebrate Jesus' resurrection. This week, Lloyd Lee preaches from John 20 and invites us to pay attention to the scars on Jesus' hands, and to see how, because of his resurrected scars, everything has changed.

Join us this week as we celebrate Palm Sunday! As we enter into Holy Week, Phill Pearson preaches from Mark 11.1-11 and invites us to join the King on the road as Jesus began his journey to the cross.

Join us this Sunday as we continue in our journey in Philippians in our sub-series, Welcome To Our Heart. As we spend some time returning to our church's values, we're excited to have Carrie Schuliger preach from Philippians 4.1-23, and to share with us about our value of the Joy of Salvation.

Join us this Sunday as we continue in our journey in Philippians in our sub-series, Welcome To Our Heart. As we spend some time returning to our church's values, Rob Collis preaches from Philippians 3.7-21, and shares with us about our value of Integrated Faith.

Join us this Sunday as we continue in our journey in Philippians in our sub-series, Welcome To Our Heart. As we spend some time returning to our church's values, Phill Pearson preaches from Philippians 4.4-9, and shares with us about our value of Default to Prayer.

Join us this Sunday as we continue in our journey in Philippians in our sub-series, Welcome To Our Heart. As we spend some time returning to our church's values, Lloyd Lee preaches from Philippians 2.19-30, and shares with us about our value of Interdependence.

Join us this Sunday as we continue in our journey in Philippians in our sub-series, Welcome To Our Heart. As we spend some time returning to our church's values, we're excited to have Bishop Dan Gifford preach from Philippians 3.12-21, and to share with us about our value of Under Authority.

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the season of Lent: a time of penitence, fasting, and prayer, as Christians prepare for Easter, and the great joy of the resurrection. Today, Rob Collis preaches from Ecclesiastes 3.26-22, and reminds us that we are dust, and to dust we shall return. In the Bible, ashes are used as a sign of sorrow and repentance. But as we are marked with the ashes in sign of the cross, we are reminded of the life we share in Jesus Christ, and it is in this sure hope that we begin our journey into Lent.