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Speak wisely; people are listening (James 3:2-12). We all have a story of when our words hurt someone else, or of when we have been hurt by the words of someone else. We intuitively know that words are powerful, and yet we often treat them like they’re not. Treating words lightly produces heavy and damaging consequences. Scripture is clear that our…

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Pastor Jim Drennan from First Baptist shares a message on Love.De către Pastor Jim Drennan

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Parents can most help their kids love God by walking the walk and talking the talk (Deuteronomy 6:5-7). The best thing we can do for our kids – for their relationship with God – is to let them see in our lives that we really believe what we say we believe. Our goal should be to love Jesus radically and personally. We ultimately cannot control or pr…

God is always speaking—you just might be listening for the wrong signal. From a whisper to a verse, a friend to a dream, He speaks in personal ways. Are you listening with expectation?De către Renee Groff

This week, we continue our series, “Aftermath,” and see through Peter’s story how Jesus’ resurrection has the power to transform us into bold and courageous witnesses for the Gospel.De către Andres Carias

Frank shares an Easter follow-up message.De către Frank Coleman

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Thriving marriages fight for purpose, not perfection (Ephesians 5:21-30). Without question, marriage is under attack, and we are often losing the battle because of passivity. The truth is that no one stumbles into a healthy marriage; it requires work and effort. It requires mutual submission to one another, as well as unconditional and sacrificial …

Hearing God's voice isn't reserved for the super-spiritual or for rare moments—it's meant to be a normal, vital part of our relationship with Him. God speaks, and if we listen, we can know Him, follow Him, and be transformed.De către Chris Weber

This week, we kicked off our new series, "Aftermath," where we’re exploring how the resurrection of Jesus radically changed Peter’s story—and what that means for our lives today. In this first message, we look at how Jesus meets us with grace and restoration, even when we fail.De către Joel Enyart

The foundation for abundance in our families is prayer (Matthew 7:7-8). The resurrection of Jesus – what we celebrate at Easter – is the D-Day for humanity in our war against Satan and sin. As followers of Jesus, we receive victory over sin, death, and hell. But the war is not over; we will not reach V-Day until Jesus returns. In the meantime, we b…

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Pastor Roy shares our Easter 2025 message!De către Roy Stephenson

What if the thing that feels most hopeless is actually where God plans to move the most? Faith doesn’t just change what we believe—it changes what we see.De către Jimmy Nimon

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The battle belongs to the LORD of Hosts (1 Samuel 1:10-18; Matthew 28:1-10). We all face battles we cannot finish or win on our own, whether it is in our workplace, relationships, finances, physical or mental health, sin or destructive habits, etc. Thankfully, the heart and nature of God is to fight for us. He is Yahweh Tsabbaoth – the LORD of Host…

Pastor Roy shares a Palm Sunday messageDe către Roy Stephenson

When the crowd slips away, Jesus stays. In the tension of the middle—caught in shame, sorrow, or silence—He writes a new ending. What if the moment you thought was the end… is actually the beginning of what comes after?De către Josiah Malinich

In this series, we’ve explored what it means to be a disciple of Jesus, and we’ve learned that obedience is a key component of discipleship. This week, we study the final assignment Jesus gives to us as disciples: to go and make disciples.De către Michael Yearley

Pastor Roy continues our series.De către Roy Stephenson

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God provides every need as we radically follow Him (John 19:28-30). With three words on the cross – it is finished – Jesus makes it clear that God is Yahweh Yireh, the LORD who provides. Jesus on the cross has many parallels to Genesis 22:1-14, where Abraham obeys God and demonstrates great faith in taking steps to sacrifice his son, Isaac. Just as…

As we come to the end of our series, “Disciple: The Call to Follow,” we return to a central question: Are you a disciple of Jesus? This week, Michael walks us through four key turning points in the life and teaching of Jesus—highlighting the promise of the coming Spirit and the vital role the Spirit plays in the life of every disciple.…

Radical focus on God gives strength for the battles of life (John 16:33). Without question, life can be crushingly hard and unfair. That is why the victory of Jesus on the cross over death, hell, and the grave is so powerful. He has overcome the world and promises us strength to overcome its difficulties. We receive that strength and hope when we l…

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Unhealed pain leads to bitterness, but Jesus offers a path to wholeness. By choosing love, forgiveness, and surrendering our hurt to God, we break free from the cycle of offense.De către Jimmy Nimon

"Loving our enemies preaches the Gospel without words." This week, we explore what it means to live as disciples of Jesus in the way we relate to our enemies. Michael also shares key steps to help us live out God's calling as we learn to love them, pray for them, and seek their best.De către Michael Yearley

Pastor Roy kicks off a new series as we approach our Canadian election.De către Roy Stephenson

Death is the way to life (John 19:16-17; Luke 9:23; John 12:24). It is the way to abundance, the way to living out our purpose and being fruitful. We are called to be living sacrifices, to die in some way while we are still physically alive and breathing. The command to God’s people in the Old Testament was to consecrate themselves, to be holy (Lev…

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Following Jesus isn’t about staying comfortable—it requires movement, sacrifice, and a heart that reflects His love. When we care about what Jesus cares about and let go of what He ignored, we grow into the fullness of God’s purpose for us.De către Steve Sabol

How does the next life shape the way you live today? This week, we explore Jesus' teaching on eternity and the significance of our choices. When we choose to follow Him on the narrow path to life, we experience His transformative power and the fullness of life He promises to His disciples.De către Joel Enyart

Jesus came to show us that God is our healer (Isaiah 53:4-5; Matthew 8:17). Through the prophet Isaiah in the Old Testament, the Messiah – who we now know is Jesus – would be a suffering servant. The prophet predicted that His pain would bring healing. Jesus indeed experienced physical pain through scourging, wearing a crown of thorns, and being hi…

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Pastor Roy continues our series.De către Roy Stephenson

Generosity isn’t just about giving—it’s about growing. Like a muscle, the more we exercise it, the stronger it becomes, leading to a life of purpose, provision, and impact.De către Jimmy Nimon

This week, we explore how forgiveness is a foundational part of our faith and identity as disciples of Jesus. God's forgiveness is meant to transform our lives and empower us to forgive others just as Jesus did.De către Andres Carias

Pastor Roy continues our series.De către Roy Stephenson

Failure paralyzes us. Jesus restores us. Peace sends us (Luke 22:33-62). Peter – one of Jesus’ closest friends and followers – experiences the weight and crippling effect of his own failure and shame. Just hours after swearing allegiance to Jesus at their last meal together, Peter denies knowing Jesus three separate times. At his third denial, a ro…

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Christians should direct their financial generosity toward ministries that help the poor, spread the gospel, equip believers, support church leaders, and provide spaces for the work of God. In "Where Should I Invest", Pastor Jimmy challenges believers to align their giving with their faith, recognizing that true generosity leads to spiritual growth…

Are you willing to follow God's calling when it comes to your finances? This week, we learn that what we treasure reveals where our heart is and that God’s primary concern for our lives is that our heart belongs to Him.De către Michael Yearley

Pastor Roy shares a message on the Pursuit of Presence.De către Roy Stephenson

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God wants us to truly know Him, not just know about Him (Exodus 3:13-17; Matthew 1:21-23). When we know God and walk in relationship with Him, we experience life transformation and step more into all that He has for us. It is in knowing God that we begin to grasp more fully grasp that He is I AM, the fulfillment and embodiment of all the covenants …

True generosity requires a plan, not just good intentions. In "The Generous Plan" Pastor Jimmy challenges us to put God first in our finances, trust Him with our needs, and give with purpose. As we live generously, we reflect Christ’s love and store up treasures in heaven.De către Jimmy Nimon