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Burnett Church is a "come as you are" church whose passion is to introduce more people to Jesus. Our home base is in Maple Ridge, BC.

In this message from the "Reassembly Required" series, we explore why our usual relationship repair tactics—convincing, convicting, coercing, and controlling—never work. Just like using the wrong tool from a broken toolbox, these approaches only make things worse. Drawing from Romans 12, discover the first crucial decision for healing broken relationships: choosing to "get back to" people instead of "getting back at" them. Learn why forgiveness alone isn't enough, and how God's example of reconciliation calls us to move beyond our comfort zones—even when we're not the ones at fault. This practical teaching challenges followers of Jesus to see others through God's eyes and take the first step toward genuine restoration

Spoiler: This episode starts off with a bit of a silly look at how NOT to fix your relationships. The good stuff comes later ;) Also, sorry for the echo'd audio. We have a technical glitch.

Pastor Melissa teaches us how life with Jesus is designed to be an everyday help to us.

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Christmas feels chaotic, but maybe that chaos reveals why grace—and the coming of Jesus—is the surprising, unsettling solution we all actually want to be true.

What makes a church irresistible? Jesus didn’t point to big programs or impressive people—He pointed to a tiny seed and a pinch of yeast. In Part 3 of our Deep & Wide series, we explore the Kingdom of God as Jesus described it: surprising, expansive, and always moving toward those who feel far away. When God’s people live as Kingdom carriers—welcoming without judgment, valuing outsiders, and working the field together—the church becomes a place people run toward. This is the kind of community Jesus imagined…and the kind Burnett is becoming.

Ever lose something that mattered to you? Jesus said that’s exactly how God feels about every person who’s wandered away from Him. This week we’ll look at Luke 15 and discover that God’s love doesn’t wait for us to find our way home—He runs to meet us where we are.