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Urban Myths "Everything has a Reason" Misreading of Romans 8

Todd continues what he left off from our Zoom Gathering.

Todd Wiebe dialogues with us on Jer. 29:11 passage.

CAP SUMMER SERIES: "LIES WE HAVE LOVED"Mantras like “everything happens for a reason” or “God helps those that help themselves” can bring us comfort in times of difficulty, but are they actually Christian ideas? And most of us come to realize at some point that even ‘biblical’ statements like “God has a wonderful plan for your life” or “God only gives us as much as we can handle” may not be true in the way that we had originally thought.This July and August, join Kim and Todd on Sundays in person at Maplewood Flats and on Zoom as we seek to debunk some of our favourite Christian myths and offer foundational Christian truths in our summer series: “Lies We Have Loved”. This Sunday’s lie: “God will only give you as much as you can handle."

In the first installment of our March series, Kim explains the concept of Holy Resilience and shares the story of Hagar's encounter with God who sees her in the midst of her struggle. Kim then interviews psychologist and Capper Dr. Rami Nader, who shares insights from both his professional practice and from his own personal encounters with God.

Kim leads us in a 3-part reflection on our Hopeful Faith Series that includes worship, prayer, scripture readings, special music, and communion around tables. A Service celebrating 3 movements introduced by Rod over the past 3 weeks - In God, With Others, and For Life. 

Rod wraps up his series aimed at equipping us to read the Bible carefully. Using a mixture of philosophy, grammar, reflection, and poetry, he invites us to consider a hopeful faith inspired by the why behind the what. Click here for Rod's Powerpoint slides.

Rod continues his series aimed at equipping us to read the Bible carefully. Using a mixture of philosophy, grammar, reflection, and poetry, Rod invites us to consider a hopeful faith that is lived with others and addresses the loneliness that has become so prevalent in our culture. Click here to view Rod's Powerpoint Slides.

Rod begins a 3 week series inviting us to consider a hopeful faith. Using a mixture of philosophy, grammar, reflection, and poetry, he equips us to read the Bible carefully and to embrace the hopefulness of the Good News we encounter in Ephesians. Click here to view Rod's Powerpoint Slides

Kim recaps the Genesis story of God's Goodness, Image, and Creation before inviting a panel of Cappers to respond. Thomas Faw, Becca Birkner, and David Zimmerman each offer brilliant insights, challenges, and personal reflections on the story we've been hearing through the month of January.