The Meeting House Brampton
50 Great Lakes Drive L6R 2K7 Brampton, ON, Canada

Love is an active commitment to the wellbeing of another person. So how can we love our enemies without becoming a doormat? Catch Bruxy's answer below, and be sure to check out more great BBQs with our full playlist: bit.ly/BBQ_playlist

"Judging others makes us blind, whereas love is illuminating. By judging others we blind ourselves to our own evil and to the grace which others are just as entitled to as we are." -Dietrich Bonhoeffer A reminder from last Sunday's teaching. See you tomorrow at 10AM EST as we continue our #PoliticsofPeace series with Darrell! Who can you invite? // themeetinghouse.com/live

Racial injustice has been part of our world for far too long. It has shaped our behaviours and even the way we communicate with one another. As we reflect and apply our studies to become a force of change within our communities we must also look back to years past. Today we continue our look into the history of everyday phrases, and despite its use today, the origin of today's topic is not so easy going. For further reading please check out: https://americanhistory.si.edu//who-takes-cake-history-cak

It’s extravagant, it doesn’t make sense. We’ll never comprehend the way you love us. Join Anna, Rachel, Jordan, Steve, Frank, and Marcello as they play Extravagant. Plus find more music with our full playlist: http://ow.ly/XuF950CqjXO

Two things are true: 1) Christians can always be at peace, looking for God at work in everything to draw out some good. 2) Christians can also look for ways to partner with what God is doing, to be actively involved in birthing goodness into this world.