Standalone Sermons
The Compassion Of Christ
May 19, 2024 • Pastor Jeremy Isaak • Matthew 15:32–39
Have you ever felt empathy for someone, but never “done” anything about the situation? Christ’s example of compassion points us to a higher level of compassion for others, one that actively demands faith in God and in the end points people to Christ as their compassionate Savior.
Pentecost: Can I Get a Witness?
May 19, 2024 • Pastor Eldon Fehr • Hebrews 10:11–18
God the Father sent the Holy Spirit as a gift to the church 50 days after Jesus’ resurrection. This is known as “the day of Pentecost”. The Spirit of God bears witness to the saving and sanctifying work of Jesus, and He continues the ongoing work of sanctification in our lives.
Pentecost: The Holy Spirit’s Work
May 19, 2024 • Pastor Jonathan Neufeld • Hebrews 10:11–18
This Pentecost Sunday we want to take the time to celebrate the work of the Holy Spirit in our church and our lives! By the work of the Holy Spirit we come to understand what Jesus has done for us and how we can live it out. We need His help and strength to transform our hearts to follow Christ.
Pentecost: Transformation From The Inside Out
May 19, 2024 • Pastor Matt Shantz • Hebrews 10:11–18
At Christmas we celebrate the birth of Christ; at Easter we celebrate the resurrection of Christ; at Pentecost we celebrate the sending of the Holy Spirit to dwell within Christians. This Pentecost Sunday we celebrate the work of the Holy Spirit who testifies to the finished work of Christ.
Mothers And The Glory Of God
May 12, 2024 • Pastor Jonathan Neufeld • 2 Timothy 3:14–15
Mother’s day is a wonderful reminder that the Bible calls us to honour our mothers. As we look at the role of mothers in the Bible, we are given a beautiful window into the picture of the gospel. Mothers point us to the Saviour, resting in the work of Jesus.
Motherhood Matters
May 12, 2024 • Pastor Matt Shantz • 2 Timothy 1:5, 2 Timothy 3:14–15
There are a lot of hard jobs out there; motherhood may be the hardest of them all. Not only because of the selflessness required to raise children but also because of the pressure moms feel to get everything right. This Mother's Day we focus on why motherhood matters and the unique gospel role that mothers play.
The Grace of Giving
May 5, 2024 • Pastor Jeremy Isaak • 2 Corinthians 8:1–15
Giving generously goes against the grain of our self-centered hearts. We are prone to hoard money and stuff, but Jesus gives us a radically counter-cultural example and gives freely and sacrificially when we least deserve it. This grace should transform our hearts to embrace generous giving.
What We Need to Know About Giving
May 5, 2024 • Pastor Eldon Fehr • 2 Corinthians 8:1–15
The Apostle Paul wrote about what the church needs to know about giving because giving mirrors and models the gospel of Jesus Christ and is a critical factor for Christian spiritual growth. This sermon will explore some biblical principles and practical guidelines for giving.
Joyful Generosity
May 5, 2024 • Pastor Jonathan Neufeld • 2 Corinthians 8:1–15
What is it that makes our generosity Christian? There are plenty of generous people in the world, are we called to just do the same as them or is there something particular about the generosity of Jesus? As his followers we are called to imitate his example, with a heart rejoicing in God, that longs to see his glory shown in our giving.
Purposeful Generosity
November 26, 2023 • Pastor Jonathan Neufeld • Ephesians 4:28
The gospel transforms every part of our lives, and that includes how we handle our money. When we come to faith in Christ, it does not simply transform us from thieves to honest workers, but transforms us to generous, intentional givers. Our call is to reflect the kind of lavish generosity that God has shown to us for the glory of God.
Gospel Stewardship
November 26, 2023 • Matt Shantz • Exodus 20:15
In this sermon Pastor Matt shares a theology of money and possessions, asserting that we have all broken the 8th Commandment and robbed God, showing that the Bible casts a vision of Christians as stewards of God’s wealth, not owners of our own wealth, and concluding that nothing on the planet produces generous hearts like experiencing the generosity of God in the gospel.