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May 2026
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When the Fire Finds Its Voice Psalm 104:24-35 (VU 826, Refrain 2, Part Two), Acts 2:1-21 Pentecost is not about private inspiration or spiritual excitement for its own sake. It is about ordinary, uncertain people being filled with a power beyond themselves and finding a voice they did not know they had. In a world…
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The Endless Cycle Psalm 8 (VU 732), Ecclesiastes 1:1–11 Life can sometimes feel like a treadmill—work, effort, achievement, and yet the same patterns return again and again. Ecclesiastes observes this rhythm with disarming honesty: generations come and go, the sun rises and sets, and much of human striving fades with time. Yet within this recognition…
June 2026
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Guest Preacher and PMR Council in Kamloops Ecclesiastes: “What Actually Lasts” The book of Ecclesiastes speaks with rare honesty about life. It looks directly at the cycles of work, ambition, loss, wealth, and time—and asks the question many of us quietly carry: What actually lasts? Written from the perspective of a seasoned observer of life,…
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When Enough Is Enough Psalm 100 (VU 820), Ecclesiastes 5:10–20 Our culture tells us that more—more money, more success, more security—will finally bring peace. Ecclesiastes challenges that assumption. Wealth alone cannot satisfy the deeper hunger of the soul. Instead, the writer invites us to rediscover a quieter joy: the simple gift of daily work, shared…
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The Wisdom Hidden in Hard Days Psalm 86 (VU 803), Ecclesiastes 7:1–14 Not all wisdom comes through celebration. Sometimes the most profound insights emerge from difficult seasons—loss, disappointment, and the recognition of our own limits. Ecclesiastes suggests that sorrow, though unwelcome, can deepen our understanding of life and draw us toward humility and compassion.with Rev.…
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Before the Light Fades Psalm 13 (VU 734), Ecclesiastes 12:1–7 The closing reflections of Ecclesiastes offer a gentle but urgent reminder: life is precious, and time moves quickly. To “remember our Creator” is not merely a religious phrase—it is an invitation to live with awareness, gratitude, and purpose while the days are still bright. What…
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