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The One That Turned Back | October 11 | Amanda De Santis
Ten people were healed by Jesus, but only one turned back to thank him. This Thanksgiving, we’ll explore what this story teaches us about gratitude. It’s not just as something we feel, but something we express that draws us into deeper relationship with God and others. What might we notice if we slowed down, recognized what we’ve received, and took the time to turn back?
5 Oct 2026
Can You See That? | October 4 | Aaron Westera
Some of our biggest problems with the Bible are not caused by the Bible itself, but by assumptions we bring to it. We expect an ancient library to function like a Google search, a systematic theology textbook, a science manual, or an instruction booklet written directly to twenty-first-century Canadians. When we engage with Scripture, we must be aware of the different lenses at play and ask good questions like: What is really going on here? Why does this matter in the story? Why was this written down the way it was? What am I missing from the original context? What interpretation is happening in the translation? What should we be aware of when we engage with Scripture?
27 Sept 2026
Can We Trust The Bible? | September 27 | Aaron Westera
If we’re ever going to follow the writing in the Bible, we need to learn to trust it as an ancient writing. We’ll be looking how manuscripts, translation, textual criticism, and ancient documents actually work. Every English Bible is already an interpretation, and the many different translations are often because of different approaches or trying to accomplish different purposes. In reading scripture we’re not called to turn our brains off, but the Bible being this way, having us work to understand it, is intentional. The existence of textual variants and translation disagreements is not the devastating problem people sometimes imagine it to be. We can have confidence in the text we possess which draws us to engage with the writings.
After thousands of years of copying and translating, can we really trust that the Bible in our hands faithfully communicates what its authors wrote? Why are there so many different translations and which one is “the best”?"
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