Guest speaker, Pastor Jason Dueck, from The Tab Church in Lethbridge, joins us and shares an encouraging message about what it means for us today to be born again and to have eternal life through believing in Jesus.By Jason Dueck

Pastor Greg continues our sermon series, "Follow," through the Gospel of John by going through the narrative of Jesus' cleansing and purifying the temple--His Father's House-- from sin and distractions, and how that's still his desire for the church today.By Gregory Esselmont

Pastor Blair encourages us with the deep meaning and symbolism behind Jesus' first sign in the Gospel of John: turning water into wine.By Blair Stretch

Pastor Greg continues our sermon series through the Gospel of John and encourages us to "come and see" Jesus and discover what it means to respond to His invitation to follow Him.By Gregory Esselmont

Pastor Greg continues our sermon series in John and invites us, in the words of John the Baptist, to "behold, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!"By Gregory Esselmont

Pastor Greg continues our sermon series through the Gospel of John and encourages us in John 1, by highlighting the glorious truth that Jesus came to us and took on flesh because God's plan was always to reveal his glory to us, to dwell with us, and to make a way for us to dwell with Him through Jesus!…

Pastor Greg begins our new sermon series through the Gospel of John and uses the first five verses to encourage us to follow Jesus, the Word of God.By Gregory Esselmont

Pastor Blair shares a message that's been on his heart, which is all about the good news that Jesus removes our shame and so by His grace, we no longer have to play The Shame Game.By Blair Stretch

Pastor Greg preaches through the narrative of Jesus washing his disciples feet to remind and encourage us that we are called to go and do likewise in serving and loving others with the servants heart of Christ. That we are to live not for our glory, but for the glory of the Lord and that this life of humility is what it means or looks like to be gr…

Pastor Greg concludes our sermon series, Revive, but I encourage us with the final chapters of Esther in how we act eh church can posture ourselves before the Lord so that, in his perfect timing, he can usher in a time of reviving and renewal.By Gregory Esselmont

Pastor Greg continues our sermon series, Revive, by reminding us through the story of Esther that God is perfectly and poetically just, and that like Esther, we can trust in God by courageously laying our lives down in faith for the sake of the Gospel and others.By Gregory Esselmont

We were blessed to have guest speaker, Pastor Walter Melara, share with us about what it takes to approach the throne of the king with humility and confidence in Jesus Christ.By Walter Melara

Pastor Greg continues our sermon series, Revive, and uses Mordecai's and Esther's experience in Esther 3-4 to remind us that even when things seem to be going wrong--sometimes even as a result of our good works in His name--that God is still faithful in the midst of it. Therefore, even when things don't make sense to us, we can remain steadfast and…

Pastor Greg continues our sermon series, Revive, by expounding on the first two chapters of the book Esther and highlighting the hope and confidence we have in the sovereignty and providence of God.By Gregory Esselmont

Pastor Greg continues our sermon series, Revive, as he addresses the last chapter of Nehemiah where God's people had fallen back into sin, which highlights the truth that on our own we cannot keep covenant with God or sustain revival. The only who can do it in us is, Jesus Christ.By Gregory Esselmont

Pastor Greg continues our sermon series, encouraging and challenging us with the picture of a revived community of God's people who were willing to lay down their lives in surrender to the Lord for the good of the community and the glory of God in Nehemiah chapters 11 and 12.By Gregory Esselmont

Pastor Greg continues our sermon series by reading through all of Nehemiah 9 and encouraging us with the truth that God never gives up on His people He is faithful even when we're faithless!By Gregory Esselmont

Our Youth Pastor, Brad, continues our continues our sermon series and encourages us by highlighting God's faithfulness to restore and establish His people.By Brad Poettcker

Pastor Greg continues our sermon series and using the story of Nehemiah, encourages us to faithfully persevere in God's calling for our lives and for the church because, "God is doing a great work and we cannot come down!"By Gregory Esselmont

Special guest speaker, Frank Allen, continues our sermon series, Revive, and uses the passage of Nehemiah 5 to challenge and convict us to ask the Lord to ignite our hearts to seek justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with the Lord.By Gregory Esselmont

Pastor Greg continues our sermon series and encourages us with the message that Nehemiah gave to the Israelites as they were rebuilding the wall in the midst of opposition, which is to "remember the Lord!"By Gregory Esselmont

Pastor Blair continues our sermon series and starts us off in the book of Nehemiah, reminding us that as believers we're all called to contribute to the restoration and building up of the church.By Blair Stretch

Pastor Greg continues our sermon series and finishes up the book of Ezra, reminding us that God often uses His word and His presence to bring conviction of sin for the purpose of drawing us back to Him with repentant hearts so that He can revive us and lead us into lives of Holiness and obedience.By Gregory Esselmont

Pastor Greg continues our sermon series, "Revive," and encourages us through the story of Ezra, proclaiming that God desires to revive His people with and through His Word.By Gregory Esselmont

Pastor Blair continues our sermon series, Revive, and teaches on being ready, repentant, and aware of the very real and expected oppositions that will come our way as the Lord seeks to revive us as the church.By Blair Stretch

Pastor Greg begins our new sermon series, Revive: The Lord's Redeeming Faithfulness in Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther, and encourages us with the fact that, like his people being rescued out of exile and restored into Judah, God desires to revive us as the church as we humble ourselves before him and leave Babylon.…

Pastor Greg concludes our sermon series on Easter Sunday and encourages us with the fact that Jesus died and rose again, not only to redeem us and give us resurrection life, but ultimately to anoint us with the Holy Spirit so we can live it out.By Gregory Esselmont

Pastor Greg continues our sermon series, The Anointed One, on Palm Sunday and discusses how Jesus was anointed by the Holy Spirit to fulfill the role of king and what that means for us.By Gregory Esselmont

Pastor Greg continues our sermon series, The Anointed One: Prophet, Priest and King, and discuss the wonderful implications and benefits of Jesus being anointed by the Spirit to be our True High Priest.By Gregory Esselmont

Pastor Greg continues our sermon series, The Anointed One: Prophet, Priest, and King and teaches about how Jesus was anointed to fulfill the role of prophet and what it means for us today.By Gregory Esselmont

Pastor Greg begins our new sermon series, "The Anointed One: Prophet, Priest, and King," by discussing what it means to be anointed, why we call Jesus the Christ (anointed one), and what this means for us as Christians--those who amazingly walk in the power of Jesus' anointing as the new temple of the Holy Spirit.…

Pastor Greg completes our sermon series, highlighting the various themes that have come up throughout it, especially regarding how Jesus makes us satisfied and complete, while emphasizing that this completeness is also manifested through a dynamic and loving community, that is, as the Body of Christ.…

Pastor Greg continues our sermon series through Colossians, using the mention of the former slave, Onesimus in Colossians 4:9, to take us through a quick journey through Philemon, learning what it looks like and what it means to love, sacrifice for, and accept one another as useful and significant members of the Body of Christ.…

Pastor Greg continues our sermon series through Colossians, and discusses and encourages us with the apostle Paul's directive to walk in wisdom and speak with grace towards those outside the church.By Gregory Esselmont

Pastor Greg continues our sermon series through Colossians and encourages us to be devoted to prayer.By Gregory Esselmont

Pastor Blair continues our sermon series through Colossians, bringing our attention to the Apostle Paul's practical applications for the church in Colossae, regarding how we can live for Christ in the everyday areas of our life.By Blair Stretch

Pastor Brad continues our sermon series through Colossians, focusing on Paul's plea for the believers in Colossae to let the Word of Christ dwell in them.By Brad Poettcker

Pastor Greg continues our sermon series through Colossians and encourages us with a message about letting the peace of God rule in our hearts and how it also positively effects our pursuit of peace within the body of Christ and beyond.By Gregory Esselmont

Pastor Greg continues our sermon series through Colossians: Complete in Christ, by reminding us to put on the new self which Jesus has graciously given us, in order to glorify God and build up the unity of the body of Christ.By Gregory Esselmont

Pastor Greg concludes our Advent series by reminding and encouraging us that Christmas is all about good news of great joy that causes a weary world to rejoice!By Gregory Esselmont

Pastor Greg continues our Advent series, Why Christmas?, by explaining that the reason Jesus came into creation as a human was for reconciliation; to restore the relationship between God and the sinful world.By Gregory Esselmont

Pastor Blair continues our Advent sermon series with a message about how the coming of Christ invites us to repent and turn to Him!By Blair Stretch

Pastor Greg begins our new Advent Sermon series and explains that one of the reasons we celebrate the Birth of Jesus Christ is because it was a moment of divine revelation; when the invisible God broke into creation to make Himself visibly known.By Gregory Esselmont

Pastor Greg continues our sermon series in Colossians and discusses what it means and how to live out the glorious reality that in Christ, who is all and in all, every believer is united in Him and given equal standing in the Kingdom of God.By Gregory Esselmont

Pastor Greg continues our sermon series through Colossians: Complete in Christ, by reminding us that sin is both destructive and dehumanizing, which is why, as Christians, we can and should put those desires to death, ulitmately so that we can continue living in freedom and love according to our new lives in Christ.…

This Sunday we were blessed to have Jason Dueck, a pastor from The Tab Church in Lethbridge, contribute to our sermon series through Colossians, where he reminded us what it means to be raised up with Christ and what it looks like to seek the things that are above.By Jason Dueck

Pastor Blair continues our sermon series through Colossians: Complete in Christ and highlights the wonderful reality that we've been qualified in God's eyes through Jesus Christ, which means we don't need to submit to human regulations, traditions, and judgment from others.By Blair Stretch

Pastor Greg continues our sermon series through Colossians and explains how through Jesus, all believers have been grafted into the family of God, which means we also walk in the victory over sin, death, and demons, which He won for us at the cross.By Gregory Esselmont

Pastor Greg continues our sermon series through Colossians: Complete in Christ, by drawing attention to Paul's warning to ensure we remain captivated by the fullness of Jesus Christ so that we don't get held captive by worldly philosophies and empty deceit.By Gregory Esselmont

Pastor Greg continues our sermon series through the letter to the Colossians and remind us, that as image bearers of God, like Paul, Jesus reorients our priorities to align with God's heart and mission for the church, even to the point of being willing to struggle and to join Christ in his sufferings to live it out in every area of our lives.…