Sunwest Fc's Weekly Sermon Podcast

When you squeeze a fruit you get… juice! If you squeeze an orange you get… orange juice! If you squeeze a mango you get… mango juice! You get the point. But what happens in your life when you’re squeezed? How does that juice affect the relationships with those around you? There are different fruits that produce different results in our lives. What we produce when we’re squeezed has a significant impact on our relationships. Join us for this summer series, as we explore the key ingredient to healthy relationships

When you squeeze a fruit you get… juice! If you squeeze an orange you get… orange juice! If you squeeze a mango you get… mango juice! You get the point. But what happens in your life when you’re squeezed? How does that juice affect the relationships with those around you? There are different fruits that produce different results in our lives. What we produce when we’re squeezed has a significant impact on our relationships. Join us for this summer series, as we explore the key ingredient to healthy relationships.

This Sunday marks the beginning of a new journey at SunWest as we have the first service in our new home! Just like a campfire draws people in, we want to create an atmosphere for people to gather. Let us together, consider how we can play a role in creating this type of environment for others in South Calgary.

The word "prodigal" means: spending money or resources freely and recklessly; wastefully extravagant; having or giving something on a lavish scale. There is a famous story in the Bible called the Prodigal Son. Yet this story is actually about a Prodigal Father. The two sons in the story represent two different groups of people that are equally lost and in desperate need of a Prodigal Father. Which son are you and how does the love of the Father blow up your misconceptions about yourself and Him?

Doors closed. Drive in and out of garage. Blinds closed. This is the privatization of our suburban lives. Have we lost the art of neighbouring? Who is your neighbour? What does it look like to move beyond the doors and garages into relationships with those we are physically close to but relationally distant from?  Let’s rediscover the Art of Neighbouring.

Doors closed. Drive in and out of garage. Blinds closed. This is the privatization of our suburban lives. Have we lost the art of neighbouring? Who is your neighbour? What does it look like to move beyond the doors and garages into relationships with those we are physically close to but relationally distant from?  Let’s rediscover the Art of Neighbouring.

Doors closed. Drive in and out of garage. Blinds closed. This is the privatization of our suburban lives. Have we lost the art of neighbouring? Who is your neighbour? What does it look like to move beyond the doors and garages into relationships with those we are physically close to but relationally distant from?  Let’s rediscover the Art of Neighbouring.

The Bible refers to God as Father regularly. The Bible also uses many other titles for God. Out of all the different titles, Mother is not one we usually associate with God or use to describe God. Yet male and female were both created in the image of God. How does the language we use to describe God impact our understanding of who He is? How have the women in our lives shaped our understanding of God's character? This Sunday we reflect on the Creator, who created moms in His image.

Are you Sheepish? Maybe that's not a bad thing! Psalm 23 has been a source of inspiration and comfort for centuries. What is it about this text that has captivated the hearts of so many? In this series we will take a look at one of the common metaphors used to describe our relationship with God throughout scripture: Shepherd & Sheep. Join us for a series that will speak to your identity, give you comfort in times of need, and inspire you to let God permeate every aspect of your life. It’s ok to be Sheepish!

Are you Sheepish? Maybe that's not a bad thing! Psalm 23 has been a source of inspiration and comfort for centuries. What is it about this text that has captivated the hearts of so many? In this series we will take a look at one of the common metaphors used to describe our relationship with God throughout scripture: Shepherd & Sheep. Join us for a series that will speak to your identity, give you comfort in times of need, and inspire you to let God permeate every aspect of your life. It’s ok to be Sheepish!

Are you Sheepish? Maybe that's not a bad thing! Psalm 23 has been a source of inspiration and comfort for centuries. What is it about this text that has captivated the hearts of so many? In this series we will take a look at one of the common metaphors used to describe our relationship with God throughout scripture: Shepherd & Sheep. Join us for a series that will speak to your identity, give you comfort in times of need, and inspire you to let God permeate every aspect of your life. It’s ok to be Sheepish!

Are you Sheepish? Maybe that's not a bad thing! Psalm 23 has been a source of inspiration and comfort for centuries. What is it about this text that has captivated the hearts of so many? In this series we will take a look at one of the common metaphors used to describe our relationship with God throughout scripture: Shepherd & Sheep. Join us for a series that will speak to your identity, give you comfort in times of need, and inspire you to let God permeate every aspect of your life. It’s ok to be Sheepish!

During “The Church I See” we’ve been dreaming about the Church that God is calling us to be. This has some very pragmatic steps, and this Sunday we are taking a significant faith step into that future reality by launching our Capital Campaign for the purchase of a building in Midnapore. Come join us for our “All In” Sunday as we kick off a two week campaign period that will conclude on April 22nd. We are praying and believing that God will do more than we could possibly ask or imagine!

Easter is the highpoint of the Christian calendar. There is nothing more significant, and potentially altering for people than Easter. Let’s explore together, the implications of Jesus’ death and more importantly, resurrection for us and for the church. If Jesus rose from the dead, then…?

Why would the tortuous death of God be called Good? Listen as we explore why we can find eternal hope on this day.

It is no secret that we are at a significant moment in time at SunWest that will impact our trajectory and legacy as followers of Jesus. Vision, by definition, is “seeing”. What is seen when we look at the future will dictate the choices we make today. Today begins a seven week vision series called “The Church I See”. Let’s partner with Jesus to paint the picture of our future and trust that He can do even more than we ask or imagine!

It is no secret that we are at a significant moment in time at SunWest that will impact our trajectory and legacy as followers of Jesus. Vision, by definition, is “seeing”. What is seen when we look at the future will dictate the choices we make today. Today begins a seven week vision series called “The Church I See”. Let’s partner with Jesus to paint the picture of our future and trust that He can do even more than we ask or imagine!

It is no secret that we are at a significant moment in time at SunWest that will impact our trajectory and legacy as followers of Jesus. Vision, by definition, is “seeing”. What is seen when we look at the future will dictate the choices we make today. Today begins a seven week vision series called “The Church I See”. Let’s partner with Jesus to paint the picture of our future and trust that He can do even more than we ask or imagine!

It is no secret that we are at a significant moment in time at SunWest that will impact our trajectory and legacy as followers of Jesus. Vision, by definition, is “seeing”. What is seen when we look at the future will dictate the choices we make today. Today begins a seven week vision series called “The Church I See”. Let’s partner with Jesus to paint the picture of our future and trust that He can do even more than we ask or imagine!

It is no secret that we are at a significant moment in time at SunWest that will impact our trajectory and legacy as followers of Jesus. Vision, by definition, is “seeing”. What is seen when we look at the future will dictate the choices we make today. Today begins a seven week vision series called “The Church I See”. Let’s partner with Jesus to paint the picture of our future and trust that He can do even more than we ask or imagine!