Sermons

Many of us view work as a necessary evil. It is the thing we don’t want to do but we have to do so eventually, hopefully, we can do what we want.  However, the Bible paints a picture where work is a blessing not a curse.  So load up your pocket protector, stock up on […]

We all look for meaning in life.  We look to find something that will satisfy that longing and desire in us.  We search for something that will bring us joy and make us happy.  The Teacher begins his book by stating, “I’ve tried it all, and none of it worked.”

Our lives are filled with hundreds of very ordinary moments, interrupted occasionally by something extraordinary (sometimes good, sometimes not). God works powerfully, albeit quite differently, in both the ordinary moments and the extraordinary ones.

Gideon’s question is often our own: “Please don’t take this wrong, but if the LORD is helping us, then why have all of these awful things happened?”  (Jud.6:13 CEV)  The Lord does reign, even in the midst of chaos.

Dead faith is like a dead end street – it goes nowhere!  Genuine faith breaths life into every thought, deed and expression because that is the nature of living faith.

True faith shapes our actions. All our actions are a product of the things we believe in. James weighs the balance between these two sides of the same coin.

An angel appears to the shepherds speaking of peace and good will, but they’re just freaking out.

A healthy sense of fear can warn us of danger and keep us safe, but many people like in a perpetual state of worry, constantly stressed by thoughts of “What if ….” The resulting anxiety, if left unchecked, can leave us virtually paralyzed in life. God desires something so much better for us: Peace

Guest Speaker from Alberta Bible College