SERMONS FROM THE180
Friends of the180 | Week 2: Shine Like Stars - Bryce Ashlin-Mayo
Have you ever noticed in leadership and your spiritual life how easy it is to focus on what's wrong, even when God is doing something extraordinary right in front of you? We'll explore the surprising connection between complaining, captivity, and mission.
Have you ever noticed in leadership and your spiritual life how easy it is to focus on what's wrong, even when God is doing something extraordinary right in front of you? We'll explore the surprising connection between complaining, captivity, and mission.
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Friends of the180 | Week 2: Shine Like Stars
Friends of the180 | Week 1: It Keeps Coming Down to This - Rob Hogendoorn
Sometimes we forget the most important things in life: who we are, why we’re here, how to persevere in hard moments, where we’re going. This week Rob Hogendoorn, a long-time friend of Dom and the pastor of Forest City Community Church in London will step into this conversation with some of the Bible’s best reminders of these all-important realities.
Sometimes we forget the most important things in life: who we are, why we’re here, how to persevere in hard moments, where we’re going. This week Rob Hogendoorn, a long-time friend of Dom and the pastor of Forest City Community Church in London will step into this conversation with some of the Bible’s best reminders of these all-important realities.
We are an interdenominational church in Montreal, seeking to create a safe and honest space to ask questions. Join us at 11 AM Eastern (-4:00 UTC/GMT) Sundays. Consider supporting our mission in Quebec here.
Friends of the180 | Week 1: It Keeps Coming Down to This
A New Way of Life | Week 4: Wisdom for the Storms - Michael Hum
In a world shaped by easy fixes, we are all tempted to take shortcuts, even when it comes to our spiritual lives. While Jesus never promised that following Him would make our lives easier, His teachings are worth building our lives on. Join us as we wrap up our series on the Sermon on the Mount and look at the unique wisdom Jesus has for us to face the storms.
In a world shaped by easy fixes, we are all tempted to take shortcuts, even when it comes to our spiritual lives. While Jesus never promised that following Him would make our lives easier, His teachings are worth building our lives on. Join us as we wrap up our series on the Sermon on the Mount and look at the unique wisdom Jesus has for us to face the storms.
We are an interdenominational church in Montreal, seeking to create a safe and honest space to ask questions. Join us at 11 AM Eastern (-4:00 UTC/GMT) Sundays. Consider supporting our mission in Quebec here.
A New Way of Life | Week 4: Wisdom for the Storms
A New Way of Life | Week 3: When You Pray - Willy Versteeg
Prayer is simply talking to God, but in our busy and distracted lives it can be reduced to a private emergency line. This week we learn from Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount about how God uses prayer to change our world, change us as individuals and reveal the ways of God in a world that needs Him.
Prayer is simply talking to God, but in our busy and distracted lives it can be reduced to a private emergency line. This week we learn from Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount about how God uses prayer to change our world, change us as individuals and reveal the ways of God in a world that needs Him.
We are an interdenominational church in Montreal, seeking to create a safe and honest space to ask questions. Join us at 11 AM Eastern (-4:00 UTC/GMT) Sundays. Consider supporting our mission in Quebec here.
A New Way of Life | Week 3: When You Pray
A New Way of Life | Week 2: Love Your Enemy - Jenna Smith
"Love your neighbour and love your enemy" - if we read these words too quickly, we could turn them into a sweet greeting card. But if we take the time to reflect on what their implications are, and how Jesus applied them in His own ministry, they may well be some of the most offensive, difficult teachings of all. Not only do we need to understand who are our neighbours and enemies, we need to understand love itself. And we may just need to understand God.
"Love your neighbour and love your enemy" - if we read these words too quickly, we could turn them into a sweet greeting card. But if we take the time to reflect on what their implications are, and how Jesus applied them in His own ministry, they may well be some of the most offensive, difficult teachings of all. Not only do we need to understand who are our neighbours and enemies, we need to understand love itself. And we may just need to understand God.
We are an interdenominational church in Montreal, seeking to create a safe and honest space to ask questions. Join us at 11 AM Eastern (-4:00 UTC/GMT) Sundays. Consider supporting our mission in Quebec here.
A New Way of Life | Week 2: Love Your Enemy
Series
- #Blessed
- A Christmas Surprise
- A Higher Love
- A New Way of Life
- About New Beginnings
- After You Believe
- Becoming
- Beyond Happiness
- Bitter Grace
- Book of James
- Breathing Room
- Christmas 2025
- Christmas Eve 2025
- Christmas Unwrapped
- Come Let Us Adore Him
- Coming Home
- Courageous Prayers
- Easter Sunday (2025)
- Empowered
- Favoured
- Forbidden
- Fragmented
- Friends of the180
- God Is ___
- God-Honouring Leadership
- Good Friday (2025)
- Grace Extended
- Grown Up Prayers
- Holier Than Thou?
- Holy Week 2026
- How Long Until You Learn?
- Jesus: Is He Enough?
- Kingdom of Heaven
- Life Shared
- Miracles
- Our Relationships Matter
- Palm Sunday (2025)
- Redeeming Failure
- Revisiting Discernment
- Sightings
- Spiritual You
- Stand-Alone Message
- Standalone Message
- Summer in the Proverbs
- The Generous King
- The Last Supper
- The One We Call On
- The Story of Job
- Waiting and Watching in Wonder
- What Won't Change