City Gates Podcast (ajax, Ontario. Canada)

This week Vic takes us to the end of chapter 1 out of Peter's first letter. Peter gets practical, encouraging his readers to roll up their sleeves in response to the truth that he laid out in verses 1-12.

Or rather "What a lot I got" (listen to the sermon for an explanation). Week 3 of our new series from the letters that the disciple Peter wrote. This week we will end in chapter 1 verse 12.

Mike shared this week about how the Resurrection separates Christianity from every other faith stream. When our faith is anchored in the FACT of the resurrection, we are able to experience Christ in 3 dimensions: the past, the future and the present!

This week we kick off a brand new series out of the 2 letters written by the Apostle Peter in the New Testament. Vic takes a look at the grounding greeting found in the first 2 verses.

x = bloody cross; o = empty tomb. God loves you like xo.

x = bloody cross; o = empty tomb. God loves you like xo.

Loretta Mak continues on in our Vice Verses series, sharing her anchor passage from 1 Thes.1v4-5.

Ryan Legg concludes our Vice Verses series, sharing his anchor passages from Psalm 23v3.

Justin Persaud continues on in our Vice Verses series, sharing his anchor passage from 1 John 3v1-2.

Sonja Wiebicke continues on in our Vice Verses series, sharing her anchor passage from Rev. 19v7-8.

Cory Adrian continues on in our Vice Verses series, sharing his anchor passages from Rom. 3v10-18.

Lucie Brand continues in our Vice Verses series, sharing her anchor passages from Ps. 40v1-2.

Bryan Evans continues on in our Vice Verses series, sharing his anchor passage from Josh. 5v13-14.

Tanya Stander continues on in our Vice Verses series, sharing her anchor passage from Lam. 3v22-23.

Courtney Cosgrove continues on in our Vice Verses series, sharing her anchor passage from Eph. 6v19.

Joel Nafziger continues on in our Vice Verses series, sharing his anchor passage from John 17v1-3.

Tom shares his anchor passage for everyday people.

Vera shares her anchor passage for everyday people.

Let's wrap up our series out of the book of Haggai. God had done, was doing, and is going to do some more shaking. What is the point of it all? And how would we endure such shaking? Stick around to find out why... P.S. Happy Valentine's day.

Not much seems to have changed by the end of Haggai chapter 2. Crops are not producing as expected & life seems just as frustrating as months ago. Yet now, on this day, as they gather to complete the laying of the temple foundation, God promises to turn the curse into a blessing and lay even a grander future for their governor Zerubbabel.