Forestview Church Without Walls

Fish don't see water. And humans hardly notice air. Being fully aware of our environment is actually really hard. But whether we notice it or not, our environment shapes how we think and move and act. The Apostle Paul, in his letter to the Romans, urges the church to become aware of our environment. He wants us to be aware of the stories all around us -- stories that are forming and shaping us often without us even noticing. But he also wants us to be aware of another even more powerful story: the astounding mercy of God. And in light of those mercies Paul calls us to live as an alternative community, uniquely different from the stories that dominate this world. He calls us to become a transformed community: living humbly in response to our God-given gifts, shaped by the Spirit, and serving as one worshipping body in Christ. It's quite the call! Throughout the month of September, we will immerse ourselves in the message of Romans 12 and consider the counter-cultural life that God calls His church into - tha

Whose Church Is This? At its best, the church is beautiful: the hands and feet of Jesus in the world, filled with the Spirit, devoted to one another, a sign, symbol and foretaste of new life with God - the life we were meant to live. A church with Christ at the centre has His love, His truth and His way as the core reality in both teaching and practice. Such a church is a safe place to hear the Gospel and to grow like Him so that the world too can "see Jesus". And when we fall short of that, it's time for a realignment. In his series "Whose Church is This?" Doug Loveday will be helping us look at Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith. In His full deity, Christ alone is able to lead us forward into a fruitful and hopeful future. In His full humanity, He understands all the human complications that we deal with as members together of the body. And so, Jesus, our Head, urges us to do the hard work, the humbling work of making every effort to guard the unity of the Holy Spirit in the bo

Fish don't see water. And humans hardly notice air. Being fully aware of our environment is actually really hard. But whether we notice it or not, our environment shapes how we think and move and act. The Apostle Paul, in his letter to the Romans, urges the church to become aware of our environment. He wants us to be aware of the stories all around us -- stories that are forming and shaping us often without us even noticing. But he also wants us to be aware of another even more powerful story: the astounding mercy of God. And in light of those mercies Paul calls us to live as an alternative community, uniquely different from the stories that dominate this world. He calls us to become a transformed community: living humbly in response to our God-given gifts, shaped by the Spirit, and serving as one worshipping body in Christ. It's quite the call! Throughout the month of September, we will immerse ourselves in the message of Romans 12 and consider the counter-cultural life that God calls His church into - tha

Fish don't see water. And humans hardly notice air. Being fully aware of our environment is actually really hard. But whether we notice it or not, our environment shapes how we think and move and act. The Apostle Paul, in his letter to the Romans, urges the church to become aware of our environment. He wants us to be aware of the stories all around us -- stories that are forming and shaping us often without us even noticing. But he also wants us to be aware of another even more powerful story: the astounding mercy of God. And in light of those mercies Paul calls us to live as an alternative community, uniquely different from the stories that dominate this world. He calls us to become a transformed community: living humbly in response to our God-given gifts, shaped by the Spirit, and serving as one worshipping body in Christ. It's quite the call! Throughout the month of September, we will immerse ourselves in the message of Romans 12 and consider the counter-cultural life that God calls His church into

Fish don't see water. And humans hardly notice air. Being fully aware of our environment is actually really hard. But whether we notice it or not, our environment shapes how we think and move and act. The Apostle Paul, in his letter to the Romans, urges the church to become aware of our environment. He wants us to be aware of the stories all around us -- stories that are forming and shaping us often without us even noticing. But he also wants us to be aware of another even more powerful story: the astounding mercy of God. And in light of those mercies Paul calls us to live as an alternative community, uniquely different from the stories that dominate this world. He calls us to become a transformed community: living humbly in response to our God-given gifts, shaped by the Spirit, and serving as one worshipping body in Christ. It's quite the call! Throughout the month of September, we will immerse ourselves in the message of Romans 12 and consider the counter-cultural life that God calls His church into - tha

Grounded In The Psalms | pt. 9 - Shogo Fukushima - August 26th 2018 by FV | Church Without Walls

Grounded In The Psalms | pt. 7 - Matthew Skinner - August 12th 2018 by FV | Church Without Walls

Grounded In The Psalms | pt. 6 - Craig Featherstone - August 5th 2018 by FV | Church Without Walls

Grounded In The Psalms | pt. 5 - Gordon Martin - July 29th 2018 by FV | Church Without Walls

Grounded In The Psalms | pt. 4 - Mark Evans - July 22th 2018 by FV | Church Without Walls

Grounded In The Psalms | pt. 3 - Jefferson Fowler - July 15th 2018 by FV | Church Without Walls

Grounded In The Psalms | pt. 2 - Craig Featherstone - July 8th 2018 by FV | Church Without Walls

Grounded In The Psalms | pt. 1 - Lois Francis - July 1st 2018 by FV | Church Without Walls

Farewell Cyril by FV | Church Without Walls

Reflecting Perfection | pt. 8 | Cyril Guerette | 6/24/18 by FV | Church Without Walls

Reflecting Perfection | pt. 7 | Cyril Guerette | 6/17/18 by FV | Church Without Walls

Reflecting Perfection | pt. 6 | Cyril Guerette | 6/10/18 by FV | Church Without Walls

Reflecting Perfection | pt. 5 | Cyril Guerette | 6/3/18 by FV | Church Without Walls

Reflecting Perfection | pt. 4 | Cyril Guerette | 5/27/18 by FV | Church Without Walls

Reflecting Perfection | pt. 3 | Paul Miller | 5/20/18 by FV | Church Without Walls