Your soul has an appetite
Jesus said that “unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you have no life in you” (John 6:53). Yikes! That caused many disciples to turn back from following...
Uncertainty is an opportunity
Not only are there uncertainties and fears in life, but we live in a time when they are broadcasted into our ears and brains from around the world 24/7. So what if we thought about...
Your Input, God’s Output
Do you ever wonder if you can make a difference. I mean, a real difference? A lot of us doubt that we can. We certainly won’t make it into a history book or have a...
The key to weathering a storm
Storms happen. And lately, it seems that they keep getting windier. Well, the key to weathering a storm is who you’re weathering it with. In this sermon, Pastor Ruttan explores Jesus’ words in John 5:30-47...
Which Judge would you rather have?
People balk at having a Judge. But that doesn’t change the fact that we do. But let me ask you this: Would you rather have one Judge who is for you, or a hundred judges...
Exhale
It’s a disorienting and tiring time. What if a confidence that a merciful and almighty God continues to work in and through it all helps you to centre and take the pressure off? It does...
Hope Through Hardship – an Easter conversation with Jennifer Harris, Culie Cunha & Pastor Ruttan
On Easter morning at Westminster Church, Pastor Ruttan had a live conversation with Jennifer Harris (the Music Director) and Julie Cunha (the Youth Coordinator and Communications Coordinator). They reflected on the past two years and...
Still Lovable
You’ve got a list of mistakes longer than your arm. You’ve missed the mark (in both the past and present), engaged in secret sins, foibles you wish you could forget, and failures or misplaced priorities...
Fickle or Faithful
Crowds can be fickle. One day they’re yelling “Hosanna!” to Jesus and a few days later they’re crying “Crucify him!” If they weren’t yelling, they had already left him. Where are we in the mix?...
Hope is knowing and showing that better is coming
Our world is parched for hope. Here’s some context. Psychologist Daniel Goleman says we live in the ‘Age of Melancholy.’ Another psychologist, Martin Seligman, says we have heaped too much on the ‘self.’ Frank Furedi...