Sunnybrook Community Church

This week, we continue our series “The Unseen Battle” by asking the question: “How do I make the hard change in me?” We’ll take a look at the well-known passage on change in Ephesians 4:21–27. Because isn’t it true that all of us have areas in our lives we want to change? We’ve tried to change through our own willpower, only to find ourselves falling back into the same patterns. So, how do we surrender to the work of the Holy Spirit in us and experience real, lasting change? What steps do we ...

Ever heard a statement before and thought to yourself, “Where is the good news in that?” Last week in Romans 7, Paul essentially said, “The things I want to do, I don’t do. And the things I don’t want to do…I do.” And he ends Romans 7 with these words: “What a wretched man I am!” But this Sunday, we’re turning the page to Romans 8. Romans 8 brings us the good news of life in Jesus and the power of the Holy Spirit. This week, I want to share seven life-changing truths from Romans 8 that are on...

This Sunday, we continue our series, The Unseen Battle, as we look at one of the toughest battles we face—the battle within us. It’s easy to point the finger at the brokenness around us. It’s much harder to turn that finger inward and acknowledge the brokenness within us. Together, we’ll walk through Romans 7:15–25 and explore the inner battle we all face—and why looking to Jesus is the cure we desperately need. -- WebsiteFacebookInstagramWorship PlaylistSunnybrook App (ios)Sunnybrook App (Go...

Ever feel like throwing in the towel on Christianity? I mean, honestly. Ever feel like maybe following Jesus isn’t necessarily worth it? Does it ever get any easier? It’s a question worth asking—and one that, if you’ve never vocalized it, you’ve likely felt. Many of us enter the Christian life with enthusiasm, but endurance is hard to come by. We have the toughness, but lack the tactics to make it last long-term. We muster our spiritual strength, but don’t have a strategy to keep moving forwa...

Believe it or not, we have made it to the ninth and final week of our Summer in the Psalms. And this Sunday, we get to look at one of the most profound Psalms in all the Bible: Psalm 57. Read by Sunnybrook member tony Lamb, Psalm 57 was written by David at a time in his life when it seemed like God had forgotten His plan for him. He went from palace to pit, from castle to cave, in a matter of moments. And what once felt like a very purpose-filled life suddenly felt very purposeless. Ever been...