Why does reconciliation sometimes fail?

Have you ever tried to mend a broken relationship and failed?  

For the last several weeks we’ve been talking about reconciliation and how we can bring healing to the broken relationships in our lives and our world.  Mending broken relationships isn’t easy; sometimes even though we are making all the right choices and leaning into reconciliation, we can still fail to mend the relationship.  This weekend we are going to look at why this is, why reconciliation sometimes fails.

I hope you’ll join us this Sunday as we explore the story of a man named Jacob, and find out about the attitude or mindset that we need to have if we are to become reconciled people.  We’ll be exploring Genesis 32, the story of Jacob’s attempt to reconcile with his brother. Together we’ll discover an important truth, that the right attitude can lead to reconciliation while the wrong attitude just wastes time.  

See you Sunday,

Pastor Kirk

We are Hiring!

This summer we will be adding a university student to our staff to specifically work in Kids Min. This 8-week position is from July 2 to August 23. If you enjoy working with children, running summer programs, and want to contribute to building God’s kingdom here at Living Hope, please send your resume to Rick Orban, Director of Operations at rick@mylivinghope.ca

We Say ‘Thank You’ – June 9

Many people give their time to serve here at Living Hope in a variety of capacities – Kids Min, Worship Arts, First Impressions, Youth, Community groups, and more. If that’s you, we want to celebrate your contribution to building God’s Kingdom! Join us in the lounge on Sunday, June 9 at 6:30 pm for a dessert evening as we say, “Thank you!”

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