SERMONS FROM THE180
Questions You Can’t Shake | Week 1: Why is it so Hard to Forgive? - Vijay Krishnan
Why is it so hard to forgive? We know we should. Or we thought we did. Or we feel guilty because we haven't. And if we're honest, we don't even know how. This is the first message in a series called "Questions you can't shake". And it explores the complexity and the difficulty of what forgiveness really is. And how we can take steps towards it.
Why is it so hard to forgive? We know we should. Or we thought we did. Or we feel guilty because we haven't. And if we're honest, we don't even know how. This is the first message in a series called "Questions you can't shake". And it explores the complexity and the difficulty of what forgiveness really is. And how we can take steps towards it.
A bonus discussion is also included below!
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Questions You Can’t Shake | Week 1: Why is it so Hard to Forgive?
Stand-Alone Message | Benchmark - Troy Wiesner
The state of our world is leading many people to ask deeper questions and search for truth. “Benchmark” reminds us how to live in a way that points those searching toward a trustworthy place where they can find answers.
The state of our world is leading many people to ask deeper questions and search for truth. “Benchmark” reminds us how to live in a way that points those searching toward a trustworthy place where they can find answers.
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.
Stand-Alone Message | Benchmark
Verses to Live By | Week 4: Invitation to Rest - Michael Hum
In a weary world shaped by pressures to perform at work, social pressures, and the constant buzz of our phones and social media, we’re often left feeling exhausted, overwhelmed and overburdened. Join us as we wrap up our series on ‘Verses to Live By’ by exploring Jesus’ invitation to the kind of rest that only He can offer.
In a weary world shaped by pressures to perform at work, social pressures, and the constant buzz of our phones and social media, we’re often left feeling exhausted, overwhelmed and overburdened. Join us as we wrap up our series on ‘Verses to Live By’ by exploring Jesus’ invitation to the kind of rest that only He can offer.
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.
Verses to Live By | Week 4: Invitation to Rest
Verses to Live By | Week 3: Children of God - Willy Versteeg
The words of the Bible help us experience a relationship with God. As a church we are learning to let our lives be shaped by the Sciripture’s as God’s living words.
Sometimes in life we doubt that God really cares, and struggle to grow in the things that we know are best for us. Join us this Sunday as we meditate on a verse that teaches us how God welcomes us and gives us a new identity as children of God.
The words of the Bible help us experience a relationship with God. As a church we are learning to let our lives be shaped by the Sciripture’s as God’s living words.
Sometimes in life we doubt that God really cares, and struggle to grow in the things that we know are best for us. Join us this Sunday as we meditate on a verse that teaches us how God welcomes us and gives us a new identity as children of 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.
Verses to Live By | Week 3: Children of God
Verses to Live By | Week 2: Seek First His Kingdom - Peter Chung
In today's sermon, we'll discover what makes Matthew 6:33 an important verse to return to again and again. To "seek first His kingdom and His righteousness" means that Jesus frees us to hope in and live within the big picture of what God is doing to save, heal, and redeem creation. This is illustrated in how God's kingdom frees us from the temptation to obsess and worry about our physical wants and needs.
In today's sermon, we'll discover what makes Matthew 6:33 an important verse to return to again and again. To "seek first His kingdom and His righteousness" means that Jesus frees us to hope in and live within the big picture of what God is doing to save, heal, and redeem creation. This is illustrated in how God's kingdom frees us from the temptation to obsess and worry about our physical wants and needs.
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.
Verses to Live By | Week 2: Seek First His Kingdom
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
- From the Quiet Place
- 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)
- Questions You Can't Shake
- 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