Reverend Marco Ste-Marie

FREEDOM THROUGH SURRENDER – LETTING GO OF GRIEVANCES Complaining never sets you free — but surrender does. When we don’t get our way, we grumble. We complain. It’s our way of clinging to control. We think that if we can voice our frustration loud enough, maybe the situation will bend to our will. But complaining Read more

Yesterday, Charlie Kirk was shot while in the middle of a speaking engagement. In the shock of such a moment, grief often gives way to anger, and many voices are now calling for vengeance. Yet history and faith remind us that answering violence with violence only deepens the wound. Vengeance is a deceiver—it whispers that Read more

Control is often born out of fear — and fear-driven control always breaks things because it’s so rigid. Fear is one of the strongest forces in human life. Fear of failure. Fear of the unknown. Fear of being left behind. When fear and insecurity grab us, we scramble for control. Read more

Real working faith on broken days is not shiny or polished—it is often messy, tear-stained, and whispered through trembling lips. It looks like choosing to trust God when nothing makes sense. It looks like praying even when the words don’t come out right. It looks like showing up—at worship, at work, in relationships—even when you Read more

Prayer doesn’t always change the situation—but it will change you. It reorients your priorities. It polishes the mirror of your soul so you reflect more clearly the image of God. And it can replace fear with peace. Paul, writing from prison to the church in Philippi, says: “Do not worry about anything, but in everything Read more