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Based in Guelph, Ontario, Canada, we are a friendly, diverse congregation from a variety of social, cultural, and religious backgrounds that seeks to know Jesus and make him known. Here, you can find the sermon from each service.
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Series: The Gospel of Luke Message: Who are You? What are You? Speaker: Grant Vissers Passage: Luke 3:21-38 When someone asks “Who are you?” or “What do you do?” how do you respond? How do you think of yourself? This week Grant asks us to consider the importance of this question in the story of Jesus. Episode 25-005: © 2025 Kortright Presbyterian Church
Series: The Gospel of Luke Message: Why Were You Searching for Me? Speaker: Allison Pinches Passage: Luke 2:39-52 Do you remember being 12 years old? What was it like for you? What was it like for your parents dealing with 12 year old you? This week Allison Pinches returns to KPC’s pulpit and asks us to consider what it might have been like for a 12 year old Jesus and his parents in 1st century Israel. Episode 25-003: © 2025 Kortright Presbyterian Church
Series: The Gospel of Luke Message: Keeping Our Eye on the Ball Speaker: Grant Vissers Passage: Luke 1:5, 13-17 Pastor Grant continues our series in Luke. This week he asks us to think about who are the major players and what is the focus of this biography. Episode 25-002: © 2025 Kortright Presbyterian Church
Series: The Gospel of Luke Message: Why Write Another Gospel? Speaker: Grant Vissers Passage: Luke 1:1-4 This week Pastor starts us off on a new series taking us through the gospel of Luke. He starts by askig a simple question, “Why write another gospel?” Episode 25-001: © 2025 Kortright Presbyterian Church
Welcome to this week's post-sermon podcast, where Grant Vissers interviews Justin Sytsma about trials, suffering, evil, power, misuse of Scripture, and more. Feel free to use this as a launching pad for your small groups, or simply to listen if you want to go deeper into the passage!
Welcome to Kortright's first post-sermon podcast, where Justin Sytsma interviews Grant Vissers about John the Baptist, how he handles power, judgement, and his role as a prophet and baptizer, as well as implications for us today. Feel free to use this as a launching pad for your small groups, or simply to watch or listen if you want to go deeper into the passage!
Welcome to another episode of The Sunday Sitdown, where this week Grant and Justin explore the challenges of interpreting (and over-interpreting) parables, as well as the “master/slave” dynamics present in Jesus’ language (with Jesus ultimately subverting this dynamic). As always, if you have questions or reflections, please send them to questions@kortrightchurch.org. 
This week, Grant and Justin ask themselves the question "How much is enough?" as it relates to the parable of the rich fool, contentment, needs, and wants. This is a challenging passage and we hope you'll carve some time out of your week to go deeper into some of the questions Jesus raises for us.As always, if you'd like to be a part of the conversation, send us a question for reflection at questions@kortrightchurch.org.
Welcome to a New Year and welcome to the Sunday Sitdown, where this week Grant and Justin discuss the role of the Holy Spirit in our lives and the life of the church. How do we receive the Holy Spirit? What difference does it make in our lives and the life of the church?As always, we're open to questions and feedback that could be considered for inclusion in the podcast. At this time we're primarily keeping it connected to our Sunday sermon. Send your questions to questions@kortrightchurch.org
This week pastor Grant and Lindsay Sytsma talk about a difficult passage in Matthew 2 about Herod's cruel actions in Bethlehem and Mary and Joseph's fleeing to Egypt for safety. Thanks so much for joining us! As always, if you have questions or reflections on how God has been at work for you in this Advent season, please share with questions@kortrihgtuchurch.org.
Advent 4 2025 - Lindsay Sytsma
Welcome to another episode of the Sunday Sitdown where Grant and Justin explore the Magi and their decision to head to Bethlehem to see what was happening - how do WE pay attention to the "signs" around us and how do we then go and actually do the thing?If you have any Advent reflections or questions, please feel free to send them to questions@kortrightchurch.org.
Advent 3 2025 - Grant Vissers
Welcome to another episode of The Sunday Sitdown, where Pastor Grant interviews Allison Pinches after her sermon, drawing from Matthew 1. Over Advent, we'd love to hear your stories - how is God showing up in your life over Advent as we aim to slow down and truly enter into this season? If you have something to share, big or small, please send to questions@kortrightchurch.org.
Advent 2 2025 - Allison Pinches
After Advent 1, Justin and Grant sit down to talk about Joseph's sacrifice and how we are going to lean into this Advent and Christmas season as individuals and as a church.
Series: Advent 2025Message:  The Hope of ChristmasSpeaker:  Grant VissersPassage: Matthew 1:18-21AS we once again look forward to the arrival of Jesus at Christmas Grant takes us through the beginnings of the story and helps understand how Christmas brings us hope.Episode 25-0046: © 2025 Kortright Presbyterian Church
On the week that leads into Advent, Grant and Justin discuss and explore some of the practices that can make this season truly meaningful. What would it look like if our Advent and Christmas season was truly slowed down to the point we could sit back and take note of what God is saying and doing in your life and the life of the church?If you'd like to share some of the ways these practices are helping shape your life over the next month, please send them to questions@kortrightchurch.org.
Welcome to another episode of The Sunday Sitdown where pastors Justin and Grant try to wrestle out further who Jesus is referring to as having "authority to throw you into hell" in Luke 12, as well as how we truly live the integrated life. As always, please send your questions as they arise to questions@kortirghtchurch.org.
Series: The Gospel of LukeMessage:  ReintegrationSpeaker:  Justin SytsmaPassage: Luke 11:37 -12:12There is a tendency to think of Jesus only as “gentle Jesus, meek and mild”, but Justin points out in this passage that, like all of us, Jesus was a full, multi-dimensional human being. Though welcoming and inclusive, he also doesn’t pull his punches when necessary. But that doesn’t mean those he calls out are without hope.Episode 25-0045: © 2025 Kortright Presbyterian Church
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