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We look like Vancouver. Find your people and spiritual fam here! We are full of scandalous curiosity and wonder around Jesus. #pilgrimpeople
A church that looks like the Kingdom of God. Pilgrim Church is located at the corner of East 45th and Inverness Street in South Vancouver, two blocks southwest of East 41st and Knight Street.
Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @pilgrimyvr, Youtube @pilgrimchurchyvr, and www.pilgrimchurch.ca
A church that looks like the Kingdom of God. Pilgrim Church is located at the corner of East 45th and Inverness Street in South Vancouver, two blocks southwest of East 41st and Knight Street.
Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @pilgrimyvr, Youtube @pilgrimchurchyvr, and www.pilgrimchurch.ca
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Matthew 6:5-8 with Joshua LiemApril 21, 2024
Every religious person prays. What is unique about Christian prayer? Join us this Sunday as we delve into the heart of prayer from Jesus' teaching in the center of the Sermon on the Mount.
Matthew 6:1-4 with Ryan GuerraApril 14, 2024
When’s the last time you’ve let the world know how generous you are by playing the trumpet on a street corner? This is a strange picture which seems unimaginable in our context. Or, could it be that this is an excellent description of how many of us tend to practice good deeds?
This Sunday, we have the opportunity to gather and celebrate new life in Jesus together as a community! Join us for a morning of celebration, baptisms, and child dedications!
Matthew 5:43-48 with Joshua LiemMarch 24, 2024
The hardest, and perhaps most well-known yet least practiced teaching of Jesus is this: love your enemy. Jesus urges us to imitate God in this manner, thereby achieving perfection. But do you even want to worship a God who blesses your enemies? Join us this Sunday as we lean closer in discipleship to the Preacher on the Mount.
Matthew 5:38-42 with Guest Dr. Ed NgMarch 17, 2024
Turn the other cheek" is a phrase that is deeply embedded in the English language. But if Christians are to take Jesus's teachings seriously, does this mean we are to allow ourselves to be victimized?
Lean In: Matthew 5:38-42 with Ryan GuerraMarch 10, 2024
Being wronged by others is a part of life that remains out of our own control. However, what is in our control is how we respond. Join us this week as we lean into Jesus’ teachings and dive into four ways to respond when being wronged.
Matthew 5:33-37 with Ryan Guerra
March 3, 2024
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“Just tell the dang truth!” Sounds simple, but the real challenge comes when we try to live this out in our everyday lives. Yet, at the heart of the gospel, is a God full of truth, honesty, and integrity who invites us to shake off the dishonest way of the world and to join him in bearing his truth
The Secret of Contentment with Guest Brad Bruneski
February 25, 2024
Contentment is elusive to us, both in seasons of plenty and seasons of lack. Paul finds himself writing from prison, where nothing about his circumstances say that he should be content, but he teaches us that he has learned the secret of contentment. We explore together what it means to learn this secret and how it impacts the way we move through all areas of our lives.
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Brad Bruneski
Brad & Katie (and their daughter Weslie) live in East Vancouver, right on the edge of Mount Pleasant, and are eager to see the Church partner with God in His work of renewing and restoring all things. They met in Chicago while attending the Moody Bible Institute and have pastored for ten years in Metro Vancouver while Brad has completed an MA from Regent College.
Matthew 5:31-32 with Ryan Guerra
February 18, 2024
What truly lies at the heart of relationships? What picture of commitment can we gain from the Preacher on the Mount? And what does God call us to as we interact with one another? Join us as we dig into the next passage in our Lean In series.
Matthew 5:27-30 with Joshua Liem
February 11, 2024
Adultery, hell, dismemberment, and the desires of the heart—things get intense in this week’s text. Jesus advocates tearing out eyes and chopping off hands if they cause sin in Matthew 5:27-30, so where are all the one-eyed, one-armed Christians? Join us this Sunday as we explore this challenging text.
February 4, 2024
This Sunday’s message will be a panel discussion fueled by questions sent in by our church community.
Matthew 5:21-26 with Ryan Guerra
January 28, 2024
Hate deals damage, love heals damage. There are many postures we take in life, and it’s important to understand that our treatment toward others is either something that brings life and healing or exerts damage on those around us.
Matthew 5:17-20 with Joshua Liem
January 21, 2024
How are Christians supposed to read and interpret the Bible? Matthew 5:17-20 is considered by many to be the most significant passage in the entire Bible on how to understand Scripture. It is arguably why Jesus was crucified. Join us this Sunday as we take a closer look at the Preacher on the Mount.
Hearing the Voice of God with Amy Baker
January 14, 2024
Does God really personally guide us? If so, how? Why do some seem to hear from Him continuously while others seem to not at all? This week we’ll be discussing the idea of God speaking to us, how we might hear from Him more clearly and what might get in the way of this life altering reality.
Lean In: Matthew 5:13-16 with Ryan Guerra
“A town built on a hill cannot be hidden”… or can it? The idea of bringing flavor and light to the world is an enticing notion, but one that many of us largely shy away from. It seems that blending in is much more comfortable and easy than standing out for Jesus, but that’s not what he invites us into. Join us this Sunday for a special breakfast gathering where we look at how we can better lean into Jesus’ invitation to live out his mission.
Lean In #06
Join us as Graham McCarthy leads us into our next passage in our current series and unpacks Matthew 5:8 for us.
Christmas Eve: Lessons and Carols with Joshua Liem
At the end of World War I, the Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols was held for the first time at King’s College in Cambridge to see “the development of the loving purposes of God… through the windows and words of the Bible.” Students who had seen the horrors of trench warfare and family members who lost loved ones joined together to meditate on the grander biblical story of Jesus, hoping to understand how God’s love was working through all the darkness.
This Christmas Eve, join us as we continue this tradition of reflecting on the biblical story in wartorn times through Scripture and song.
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Trusting Jesus is easy… when we like what he’s saying! But what about the times where he says something that doesn’t land so well with us? Unfortunately, this is a lot of his teaching for most of us. This week we get to lean into Jesus’ invitation to “rejoice and be glad” in the midst of suffering and persecution.
*due to technical issue, recording is incomplete.
December 3, 2023
Lean In: Matthew 5:7 with Mariah Smith
We who deserve nothing have received everything through the radical mercy and forgiveness given by Jesus Christ. Our culture today rejects forgiveness as something needed for human flourishing, yet Jesus says those who are merciful to others will be "blessed". Drawing from Matthew 18:21-35, we will dive into the parable of the unforgiving servant to bring light to the transformative power that forgiveness can have when our identity is rooted in the forgiveness of Christ.
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Mariah is a part of The Way Church with her husband, Daniel. Her and Daniel lead Alpha together, where they get to facilitate healthy conversations about life and faith. They live downtown Vancouver and are passionate to see people in their city come to know the transformative love of Jesus.
Unpacking Matthew 5:9, 'Blessed are the Peacemakers,' join our guest speaker, Talasi Guerra, in a profound exploration of peacemaking as a heart posture rooted in prayer and rendered in love. Delve into the Hebrew concept of shalom—an overarching sense of wholeness and completion—and uncover practical steps for personal growth. Discover how embracing a peacemaking character connects us with the heart of the Father and the universal call to bring transformative peace into our lives and the world.
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