North Peace MB Church: Recent Episodes
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In this passage we see Jesus comparing his kingdom to a mustard seed planted in a garden and some leaven put into dough. What 4 things do these short parables reveal about the kingdom of God?
In this passage we see Jesus tell a story about a man who had two sons. Both sons were lost and alienated from their father, but in different ways. Pastor Andrew talks about the 2 ways we can reject the gospel of grace.
In this sermon we study the parable of the sower and the soils. A farmer sows seed in 4 different types of soil, yielding 4 different responses. Their is a sober warning and an encouragement in this parable.
In week 1 of our brand new series on the parables of Jesus, Pastor Andrew answers 2 foundational questions: First, what is the kingdom of God? Second, why did Jesus teach using parables?
In this passage we see Paul giving a farewell address to the church leaders in Ephesus. What does Paul focus on knowing he will never see these friends again. Paul emphasizes the truth, talks about all the tears they shed together and warns them of twisted things.
In this passage we see Paul travelling and visiting churches he had planted to collect an offering for suffering Christians in Jerusalem. Paul loved the local church. As we think about our own lives do we love our church? How is this evidenced in our lives?
In this passage we see a riot in Ephesus. As the gospel begins to change the city, what happens? We see evil oppose the gospel using chaos and confusion. In the midst of this what should Christians do?
In this sermon Richard Koop walks us through Acts 19:1-10. In it we see the greatness of our God and his power at work in Ephesus.
In this sermon Pastor Andrew shares 3 things: Why we can trust the resurrection actually happened. How the resurrection was for the glory of God. What the resurrection accomplished for humanity.
In this sermon Pastor Andrew talks about the cross of Christ for the glory of God and for our good.
In this passage we see Paul run into a group of disciples of John the Baptist. They had never heard of the Holy Spirit or Jesus' baptism. They receive the gospel, go through the waters of baptism and receive the Holy Spirit. What does this passage teach us about water baptism and the baptism of the Holy Spirit?
In this passage we are introduced to Apollos, a passionate gifted teacher. As Apollos begins to teach in the synagogue, Aquila and Priscilla take him aside and teach him the way of God more accurately. As we think about our lives we will see that theological accuracy is massively important because it affects our worship, our witness and our perseverance.
In this passage we see Paul arrive in the city of Corinth. Paul was facing discouragement and fear in this new city. The Lord helped him through by providing good friends and reminding Paul of his providence.
In this passage we see Paul in Athens. As he preaches in the marketplace he draws the attention of the Epicurean and Stoic philosophers. As followers of Jesus we should be eager to learn what other people so we can preach the gospel to them in confidence.
In this passage we see Paul preach the gospel in Thessalonica and Berea. In one city, the gospel provokes jealousy and turmoil and in the other city the gospel provokes eager searching and acceptance. How can 1 gospel produce such different responses?
In this passage we see Paul and Silas cast out a demon from a slave girl, get beaten and thrown into prison, and God miraculously save them through an earthquake. In all these events, Paul remains focused on the gospel of Jesus Christ.
In this passage we see Paul and Silas begin their missionary journey. God clearly guides and directs them through his Holy Spirit. It begs the question: How involved is God in our daily lives? Does he guide and lead us as we make daily decisions?
In this passage we see a sharp disagreement arise between Paul and Barnabas where they can no longer work together as missionaries. What happens when conflict arises where both sides are technically right? How do we learn to let things go?
In Acts 15 we read about the Jerusalem Council, a pivotal moment in the life of the early church. Some men in the early church were telling Gentile believers they had to follow the Law to be saved. At the council, Peter, Paul, Barnabas and James defend the gospel of grace. What can we learn from this passage about the right hills to die on?
In this sermon, Pastor Don walks us through the second half of Acts 14. In it we see Paul and Barnabas returning to all the cities they had traveled to, to encourage and strengthen the new disciples.
In this passage we see Paul and Barnabas travelling to 2 different cities: Iconium and Lystra. In Lystra, the crowds witness a miracle and attempt to worship Paul and Barnabas as gods. Paul preaches a gospel message in response.
In this passage we see the Apostle Paul preaching a sermon in the city of Antioch. His strategy is to repeat the message of the gospel, invite people to respond, and leave the results to God. What can we learn about the gospel and evangelism from this passage?
In this passage we see the start of Saul and Barnabas' first missionary journey. As they travel the island of Cyprus, they encounter opposition from a sorcerer named Bar-Jesus. What can we learn about missions and perseverance from this passage?
In this sermon Pastor Andrew looks at the first 3 verses of Acts 13. In it we see the leadership structure and activity of the church in Antioch. What do we do when it seems like God is calling us to do something that doesn't make sense?
In this Christmas Eve message we wrap up our advent series looking at Isaiah 7 and Isaiah 9. The Messiah is described as God himself! Why did Jesus need to be fully God and fully man?
In this sermon we examine Isaiah 53 and the idea of the Messiah as our substitute. What exactly did Jesus come to do? How does he solve humanities problem of sin and separation from God?
In this sermon we examine Isaiah 61, which is a promise that the Messiah will come and restore all things. How is this passage fulfilled in Jesus? If Jesus is the Restorer, why isn't everything restored already?
In week 2 of our advent series, we look at the promises in the Old Testament about a coming king. All of these promises of a king find their fulfillment in the birth of Jesus.
In this sermon Pastor Andrew talks about the need for a Messiah. Since the very beginning God has promised someone who will fix the problem humanity has created. Who is this person and what promises do we see of him throughout the Old Testament?
In this sermon, we wrap up our series looking at the 10th Commandment: You shall not covet. What exactly is coveting? What does it do to our souls? And how do we resist?
In this sermon we look at the 9th Commandment: You shall not bear false witness against your neighbour. Pastor Andrew asks 5 questions to work through this verse: What is God prohibiting? Why can't we lie? Is it ever okay to lie? What are ways we break this commandment today? And how do we obey?
In this sermon we look at the 8th Commandment: You shall not steal. What does this command actually mean and how do we break it today? If we are to obey God in this command we need to dig deep into the root issues of why we take things that don't belong to us.
In this sermon we look at the 7th commandment: You shall not commit adultery. Why did God put this command here? What purpose does it serve? How do we obey it?
In this sermon, Pastor Don unpacks the 6th commandment: You shall not murder. What does this commandment mean and how does Jesus explain it?
In this sermon we look at the 5th commandment: honour your father and mother. What does it mean to honour someone? How do we obey this commandment?
In this sermon we look at the 4th commandment: honouring the Sabbath day. What does it look like to set aside a day for rest? How do we enjoy the gift of the Sabbath that God has given us?
In this sermon we look at the 3rd commandment: do not take the Lord's name in vain. What is God's name and why is it so special? How do we carry the name of God well?
In the second commandment we see God prohibiting images and likenesses of anything in creation. What exactly is God prohibiting and why? What does this commandment reveal about God? How do we obey it?
In this sermon we look at the first commandment where God says "You shall have no other gods before me". What does this commandment reveal about God and about us. And how do we as followers of Jesus, keep this commandment?
In week 1 of our new series on the 10 Commandments, Pastor Andrew lays the groundwork for what the 10 Commandments are, why we should obey them and how we go about doing that!
In this one-off sermon, Pastor Andrew walks us through our mission and vision as a church. We exist to glorify God and make disciples of Jesus. We go this by gathering, growing, and going.
In this passage we see King Herod try to stamp out the early church. In it we learn 3 truths about our God: God opposes the proud, gives grace to the humble, and has not, will not and cannot lose.
In this passage we see the gospel continue to spread to the Gentiles. Barnabas is sent by the church in Jerusalem to check on the amazing things happening in Antioch. How can we as believers be encouraged to share the gospel with the people around us?
In this passage we see Peter recounting what had happened when the Gentiles had believed the gospel and received the Holy Spirit. How does the gospel tear down social and ethnic barriers and make us one in Christ?
In this passage we see the first Gentiles welcomed into the church. Peter preaches the gospel to Cornelius, his family and friends and they repent and believe in Jesus. What does this passage teach us about salvation?
In this passage we see two miracles take place: a paralyzed man walks again and a woman is raised from the dead. What do these miracles teach us about following Jesus?
In this passage we see Saul completely turn his life around. He goes from persecuting Christians to proclaiming that Jesus is the Son of God! Saul also surrounds himself with other believers who help him in the midst of crisis.
In this passage we see the conversion of one of the greatest opponents to the early church: Saul. What was Saul like before he met Jesus? What was his conversion experience like? And what does his salvation teach us about our own?
In this passage we see God calling Philip away from Samaria to a desert place. In God's providence Philip witnesses to an Ethiopian eunuch who believes the gospel and is baptized. This sermon shows us that sometimes obedience to God can be difficult but God always prepares the way for us. Will we step into the opportunities he gives us?
In this text we see a man named Simon the Magician show interest in the gospel message. However, Simon is later proved to be a fraud, not interested in Jesus but in what he can get from Jesus. In this sermon Pastor Andrew talks about Jesus not being a means to an end, but being our prize and treasure.
In this passage we see the early church scattered to Judea and Samaria because of persecution. The early church does three things in response to the opposition: they lament the death of Stephen, proclaim the gospel and rejoice when they see God's work being done.
In this passage we read about Stephen, the first man to be killed for following Jesus. Pastor Don walks us through Stephen's trial, final speech and death.
In this passage we see another potential conflict happening in the early church. The apostles appoint 7 men to handle the conflict while they focus on prayer and the ministry of the word. What is the role of deacons in the church today? How do they differ from elders? And how do both roles in the church contribute to the ministry of the word?
Is truth absolute or relative? In this passage the apostles are arrested yet again. The Sadducees attack the truth of who Jesus is, Gamaliel seeks to avoid the truth and the apostles affirm and continue to announce the truth. How do we react to the truth of the gospel of Jesus?
In our passage we read about Ananias and Sapphira being killed by God for lying. What does this passage teach us about the seriousness of sin and the holiness of God? Take a listen!
In this passage, the believers respond to the threats that Peter and John received for preaching the name of Jesus. What should believers do when pressure comes? And how does that pressure refine and shape us as followers of Jesus?
How do followers of Jesus react and respond to opposition? In this sermon Pastor Andrew walks through Acts 4 where we see the first opposition to the growing Jesus movement. In it we learn principles for expecting opposition, responding to it and when to disobey authority.
In this passage we see a man lame from birth healed by Jesus. Afterwards, Peter explains the gospel to a large crowd and calls them to respond. What principles can we learn from this passage about what the gospel is, how we explain it and why is must be responded to.
In this passage we see what the early church devoted themselves to. Are there markers or signs of a healthy church? In this sermon Pastor Andrew identifies 7 marks of a healthy church.
In this sermon, Graham Goertzen walks us through the first Christian sermon after the Holy Spirit is given to the church.
In this passage we see the giving of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. This event marked a massive change in the course of human history: the Spirit of the one true God living in believers. What is the baptism of the Spirit? What does it look like in our lives today?
In this sermon Pastor Andrew talks about the providence of God and our willing choices and responsibility. How do these two truths operate together? In Acts 1:12-26 we see the apostles find a new apostle to replace Judas. They pray, make plans and understand that God's hand is over all things.
In the start to our brand new series in the book of Acts we look at last instructions Jesus gave to his disciples. In this passage we see Jesus promising to do 4 things and him telling his disciples to do 4 things.
What happened on the morning Jesus was raised from the dead, how did his enemies try to cover it up, and what does it mean for our everyday lives?
What does the death of Jesus tell us about ourselves, about who Jesus is, and about what he did for us?
On Palm Sunday, we remember the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem. Jesus called himself a king and claimed to bring the kingdom of heaven with him. What kind of king is Jesus and what does kingdom look like?
In this last sermon in our Money Talks series, Pastor Andrew talks about the secret to contentment. How can we learn in whatever situation we are in to be content and satisfied?
In week 6 of our Money Talks series, Pastor Andrew walks us through 1 Timothy 6. In it Paul tells us the dangers of pursuing wealth, what to pursue instead, and what to do if we are already wealthy.
In week 5 of our "Money Talks" series Pastor Andrew walks us through the Parable of the Talents. In it, Jesus tells a story of a master who gives money to 3 servants. What will we do with the resources God has given us?
As followers of Jesus, what does generosity and giving practically look like? Are we commanded by God to tithe a specific amount? Why does God love cheerful givers?
In week 3 of our Money Talks series we look at the well-known story of Zacchaeus. The main point is this: Our generosity towards others is directly impacted by our view of God's generosity towards us.
In week 2 of our "Money Talks" series we examine the story of the rich young ruler. What did this extremely wealthy man do when he encountered Jesus and what can we learn from it?
In week 1 of our "Money Talks" sermon series Pastor Andrew asks the question: Who's kingdom are you serving? In our passage, we see Jesus telling a parable about a rich fool who's life consisted of the abundance of possessions.
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew walks us through 1 Corinthians 16. What are the markers of a healthy, thriving church community? How can we as believers stay focused on Jesus as we go through "messy" seasons in church?
In this passage the Apostle Paul talks about what our resurrection bodies will be like when Jesus returns. On that day we will have new bodies and a new taunt. While we wait for that day, we have a new motivation.
Oftentimes when we think about heaven we think of a disembodied spiritual existence somewhere up in the clouds. In 1 Corinthians 15 the Apostle Paul stresses the importance of our future resurrection. Eternity with Jesus will be a physical existence forever! This is great news!
In this sermon we look at the first 11 verses of 1 Corinthians 15. In it, the Apostle Paul lays out what the gospel is. How do we remember the gospel and hold fast to it? Can we have assurance that the resurrection of Jesus actually happened? And how does the gospel drive our worship?
In this message Pastor Andrew wraps up our advent series. What is the significance of the birth of Jesus? How did Jesus bring mercy instead of judgement?
In this sermon Pastor Andrew talks about what biblical hope looks like. How did the coming of Jesus bring us hope? And how do we walk in that hope today?
In this sermon Pastor Andrew talks about how Jesus came to bring light into our darkness.
In this first week of Advent, Pastor Andrew talks about the world Jesus brings. When Jesus came to earth he brought peace into our chaos. How do we walk in that kind of peace as citizens of the age to come?
In 1 Corinthians 14, Paul addresses the church gatherings going on in Corinth. Their gatherings had turned into chaotic displays of how spiritual they were. In this chapter, Paul lays out what our gatherings should look like. They should be edifying, understandable, evangelistic and orderly.
In this sermon we cover the famous "love" chapter in 1 Corinthians. Why does Paul talk about love in the midst of his arguments about spiritual gifts? In this section Paul shows us the necessity of love, the characteristics of love and the superiority of love as we use our gifts in the church.
In this passage the Apostle Paul talks about unity and diversity in the body of Christ. As members of the church, we are one because of the Holy Spirit. Because of this we can't have too high of a view or too low of a view of our spiritual gifts. A proper view of spiritual gifts combats pride in the church.
What makes someone a "spiritual" person? The Corinthian church was convinced if someone spoke in tongues, that made them more spiritual. In this passage Paul tries to correct some of their faulty thinking by showing them all Christians are spiritual, there are a variety of gifts, and spiritual gifts are given for the common good.
In this section Paul addresses concerns over the Corinthians meal times together as a church. Their behaviour at their feasts denied the gospel they proclaimed to believe in. In this passage we see how social distinctions are contrary to the gospel.
In this sermon Pastor Andrew explains one of the most confusing and highly debated passages in the bible. In it, Paul tells men to uncover the heads and women to cover their heads in the church gatherings. Is this a universal practice for all time? Or are there principles that can be applied without the physical practice?
In this passage Paul wraps up a bunch of loose ends concerning meat sacrificed to idols. Pastor Andrew talks about living in the freedom Jesus has paid for all the while looking to the good of your neighbour. How do we have wisdom as followers of Jesus to participate in things and abstain from others things?
In this sermon Pastor Andrew talks about why Christianity cannot mingle with idolatry. Some people in the church at Corinth wanted to follow Jesus but keep participating in idol feasts at the temple. Paul lays out why idolatry is inconsistent, demonic and offensive.
How will followers of Jesus persevere to the end? In this section of 1 Corinthians, Paul talks about the Christian life being a life of discipline and uses Israel as examples of what not to do.
In this sermon Pastor Andrew talks about barriers to people hearing the gospel. Paul says he becomes all things to all people so that by all means he might win some of them. What would that look like for the church today? What barriers do we place in front of people that prevent them from coming to Jesus?
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew walks us through the first 18 verses of 1 Corinthians chapter 9. In it, we see the Apostle Paul using his own life as an example of laying down rights and freedoms for the sake of others. Are there things in our life that hinder the gospel? Would we be willing to lay them down?
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew walks us through the mission and vision of North Peace MB Church. As a church we are about making disciples of Jesus. We do this by gathering together, growing in our knowledge and love of Jesus, and going with the gospel into our neighbourhoods.
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew wraps up our Summer in the Psalms series. In Psalm 29 we see David comparing the voice of the Lord to a thunderstorm. We must hold the bigness of God with the nearness of God in tension in order to have a proper view of him.
What do we do when we have disagreements as believers? Can everything be classified as right or wrong? Or is there another category? In this sermon Pastor Andrew walks us through 1 Corinthians 8 where Paul gives 3 helps when it comes to disagreeing well with fellow believers.
In this sermon Pastor Andrew addresses the topic of singleness. How should the church view singleness? Is it a burden to carry until you get married? Or an opportunity to exploit for the kingdom of God?
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew talks about being content in whatever circumstances you go through. What do you do when your life doesn't go the way you planned?
In this sermon Pastor Andrew talks about the resurrection of Jesus. Can we trust that Jesus rose from the dead and what does that mean for us today?
In this sermon Pastor Andrew explains why Jesus' death on the cross was the sacrifice for our sins.
In this sermon Pastor Andrew talks about Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem. What did it mean and what does it show us about the kind of King Jesus is?
In this sermon Pastor Andrew walks us through that beginning of 1 Corinthians chapter 7. In it Paul answers a question from the Corinthians by addressing 4 topics: marriage, singleness, divorce among Christians and divorce when one spouse isn't a Christian. What principles can we learn from this passage about marriage, singleness and divorce?
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew addresses the topic of sexual immorality. Why should Christians avoid sexual immorality? In 1 Corinthians 6, Paul gives 4 reasons.
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew addresses the topic of lawsuits among believers. As Christians, when we have a grievance with another believer should we sue them and drag them to court? If not, why not?
In this chapter of 1 Corinthians, Paul addresses an issue of sexual immorality going on among the Christians in Corinth. How does the church handle sin in the community of believers? We should mourn it, deal with it, not let it spread, and hold each other to a high standard.
Why shouldn't Christians be arrogant? In 1 Corinthians 4, the Apostle Paul defends his ministry as an apostle but also addresses arrogant Christians in Corinth. We hear 3 reasons followers of Jesus shouldn't be arrogant.
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew wraps up chapter 3 of 1 Corinthians. In it, Paul summarizes everything he has written so far with 2 imperatives: Let no one be deceived AND Let no one boast in men. How does deceiving ourselves and boasting in men cause divisions and strife in the church?
In this sermon Pastor Andrew walks us through 1 Corinthians 3:1-17. In it, the Apostle Paul tries to correct the Corinthians view of their leaders.
In this sermon Pastor Andrew walks us through what true wisdom from the Spirit looks like. What is the secret, hidden wisdom from God that Paul talks about and how do we get it and live in it?
In our passage this week, the Apostle Paul talks about how the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing. People want to see signs or seek wisdom but we preach Christ crucified. Because in it is the power of God!
In week 2 of our Messy Church series, Pastor Andrew talks about church conflict. In 1 Corinthians 1, Paul addresses divisions and quarrelling going on in the church in Corinth. Why do Christians fight so often? How does the culture outside of the church affect this? How do we fix it?
In this kick off to our series in the book of 1 Corinthians, Pastor Andrew walks us through Paul's greeting in his letter. How can Paul write to a church dealing with sexual immorality, divisions, pride, arrogance, lawsuits and call them "sanctified" and "saints"?
In week 3 of our Advent series we examine Joseph's response to the news that Mary is pregnant. What do we do when life throws us curveballs? How do we respond as followers of Jesus?
In this last session, Pastor Andrew and Korlynd walk through our redemption. How is the work of Jesus on the cross applied to us? They walk through election, the gospel call, regeneration, conversion, justification, adoption, sanctification, perseverance, and glorification.
In week 2 of our advent series Andrew walks us through Luke 1:26-38. We see the angel Gabriel come to Mary to announce the birth of Jesus. What can we learn from Mary's response to this incredible news?
In week 1 of our advent series, Pastor Andrew unpacks Matthew 1:1-17. In it we see a list of names leading up to Joseph, the legal earthly father of Jesus. What can we learn from a list of broken, sinful people?
In this week's theology class, Pastor Andrew talked about the Holy Spirit. Who is he? What does he do? We had an issue with the microphone so the audio is a little different. We did our best to fix the issue.
In this stand-alone sermon, Pastor Andrew talks about the mission of God. Jesus told his disciples they would be his witnesses in Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria and to the ends of the earth. How do you and I participate in this mission?
In week 8 of our theology class, Korlynd unpacks the idea of the atonement. What was the work that Jesus came to do?
In this sermon, Graham walks us through the book of Jude. In this book, Jude warns about false believers creeping into the church and leading people astray.
In this instalment of our theology class, Pastor Andrew talks about the person of Jesus. How is Jesus fully God and fully man at the same time?
In this sermon, Pastor Don talks about Jesus being the light of the world. Jesus' light affects us in 3 areas: It exposes us, illuminates us and comforts us.
In week 6 of our Theology 101 class, Korlynd talks about sin. What is sin? Where did it come from? What is a sinful nature? Why are we guilty of Adam's sin? Take a listen!
In this sermon we finish our series in the Gospel of John. In chapter 21 we see Peter restored by Jesus. Is it possible to recover after a massive spiritual failure? And how do we stay focused on the race God has for us?
In this week, Korlynd Fehr talks about the creation of mankind. What does it mean to made in the image of God? Why did God create male and female? How do we image God well?
In this passage Jesus appears to his disciples but Thomas isn't present. Thomas says he will not believe unless he sees Jesus himself. What does believing without seeing mean? Would we be better off if we could Jesus physically with our own eyes? Should we pursue signs and wonders as evidence of Christianity being true?
In week 4 of our theology class, Pastor Andrew talks about spiritual beings. What are angels? What are demons? What do they do?
In this sermon Pastor Andrew walks us through the resurrection of Jesus. Mary, John and Peter are confronted with an empty tomb, followed by Jesus appearing to Mary, alive and well. What does the resurrection of Jesus have to do with our faith as believers?
In this week of our theology 101 class, Pastor Andrew talks about the Trinity. God eternally exists as 3 persons: Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Is this taught in the bible? And what does it practically mean for us?
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew walks us through the crucifixion and burial of Jesus. We see the physical implications of Jesus' death but also the hand of God working out the plan of salvation. What did Jesus' death accomplish for us?
In week 2 of our theology class, Pastor Andrew talks about the communicable attributes of God.
In this sermon Pastor Andrew walks us through a conversation between Pilate and Jesus. In it Jesus talks about the reason he came into the world - to bear witness to the truth. Pilate responds by asking "What is truth?" We live in a culture that says there is no absolute truth. Is that true? As Christians how do we know the truth and how do we speak the truth into our culture?
In week 1 of our theology class, Pastor Andrew talks about the incommunicable attributes of God.
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew walks us through Peter's denial of Jesus. How do we protect ourselves from becoming spiritually overconfident and proud?
In this sermon, we see Jesus being arrested in the garden. Although the scene can seem chaotic and tense, Jesus is portrayed as being firmly in control. Pastor Andrew wrestled through 2 big questions: Is God sovereign over the bad things that happen? How do we respond in the midst of the bad things?
In week 2 of our 2 week series on the mission and vision of North Peace, Pastor Andrew talks about what is means to be a disciple of Jesus. A disciple is someone who professes faith, practices faith and perseveres in the faith. Discipleship happens best in smaller groups of believers.
In week 1 of our 2 part series, Pastor Andrew talks about our mission and vision as a church. We exist to glorify God, make disciples, and multiply. This coming ministry year we all have a choice to make. Will we choose comfort or the cross; maintenance or mission; indecisive minds or undivided hearts? Above all else, what is our motivation in pursuing these things? It is the love of Christ that controls us!
In his last prayer, Jesus prays for his disciples and all future believers. The theme of his prayer is our unity. What exactly does this unity entail and what does it produce in us?
In John 17 we see Jesus pray to his Father. In verses 1-5 Jesus prays for himself: asking God to glorify him, claiming all authority and defining eternal life.
In this passage we see Jesus finish teaching his disciples. The upper room discourse ends with these words: "Take heart; I have overcome the world." In times of tribulation, how do followers of Jesus 'take heart'?
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew walks us through John 16:5-15. In it, Jesus tells his disciples what the Holy Spirit does: he convicts the world of sin, leads us into the truth, and glorifies Jesus. Why then do so many Christians chase after false versions of the Holy Spirit? How do we know if we are "Spirit-filled" Christians?
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew walks us through the 3rd section of John 15. In it Jesus warns his disciples of persecution that will come. We discuss 3 reasons the world hates Christians and 3 ways we respond to that hatred.
In this sermon Pastor Andrew unpacks Jesus' words in John 15 about loving one another. What does love for fellow believers look like? Why does Jesus stress mutual love so much? What hinders us from living like this?
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew walks through the first 11 verses of John 15, which describes our relationship with Jesus. He is the vine, we are the branches. What does it actually mean to abide in Jesus and what does a life abiding in him look like?
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew walks us through the second half of John chapter 14. In it, Jesus talks about what it looks like to love him, the Helper he is going to give us, and the peace that he gives us.
In this sermon, Peter Bergen walks us through the second half of John 13. In it, Jesus predicts Judas will betray him, gives his disciples a new commandment, and predicts Peter's denial.
In this sermon, Korlynd Fehr walks us through the first half of John chapter 20, where Jesus washes his disciples feet.
In this sermon we see the end of Jesus' public ministry. In the second half of John chapter 12, Jesus summarizes why he came to earth and we see how the crowds respond to him.
In this passage we see Jesus enter triumphantly into Jerusalem. The crowds are in a frenzy, believing that Jesus is their political saviour. However, Jesus corrects them by saying he has to die.
In this passage we see Mary interrupting a dinner party to anoint Jesus' feet with expensive ointment. After this extravagant act of worship is done, Judas objects to how wasteful it is! In this message Pastor Andrew asks the question: What is Jesus worth to you?
Is God sovereign even over evil and sin? At the end of John 11 we see the council of religious leaders plotting the murder of Jesus, and yet this is what God used to bring about salvation for mankind. How does God use and allow evil to accomplish his purposes?
Most of us know the story of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead but do we know the significance of it? In John chapter 11 we see the immense love of Jesus, the perfect timing of Jesus and the incredible power of Jesus.
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew walks through the second half of John chapter 10. The religious leaders ask Jesus to flat out tell them if he is the Messiah. His answer leads them to pick up stones to kill him. 3 questions arise out of this passage: 1. Have you heard the voice of the shepherd? 2. Do you know you are secure in his hands? 3. Do you marvel at his teaching?
In our final week of our marriage series Pastor Andrew talks about loving your spouse through the years as you both change and grow. How do you speak the truth to your spouse in love and show grace to them?
Week 2 of our Marriage series. One of the biggest issues and threats to our marriages is selfishness. All human beings, because of sin, are self-centered. How do we combat this in marriage? (slight microphone issue from 2:45-3:40)
In week 1 of our "For Better or Worse" marriage series, Pastor Andrew talks about the differences between our culture's view of marriage and the biblical view. What are God's purposes for marriage?
Our theme for Easter this year was "One". On Easter Sunday, Pastor Andrew talked about the unity we have because Jesus died and rose again. How does the resurrection of Jesus make us One?
For our Good Friday service this year we focused on the theme of "One". Looking at the parable in Matthew 18, Pastor Andrew talked about the forgiveness of our massive debt in sin and how in turn we called to forgive one another.
In this sermon, Pastor David walks us through the first half of John 10. In it, Jesus uses 3 word pictures to describe himself - one voice, one door, and one shepherd. How is Jesus our good shepherd?
In John 9, Jesus heals a man born blind. However, this miraculous sign points to a greater spiritual reality; as the light of the world shines, people either receive their sight or remain blind.
In this sermon we see Jesus confronting the crowds who had believed in him. He calls them out on their ethnic pride, their blind-sided morality and their faulty theology. If we are truly Jesus' disciples we will abide in him, we will know him, and he will set us free.
In this passage we see a confrontation between Jesus and the Pharisees. Jesus says he is the light of the world and the Pharisees question the authority he has to make such a claim. What does it mean to walk in the light as opposed to darkness?
In this sermon, Stanley Troyer walks us through a well known passage. A woman caught in adultery is brought before Jesus as a trap by the religious leaders. Jesus' answer shows the gospel of grace.
In this passage we see Jesus standing up and proclaiming that if anyone is thirsty they should come to him and drink. What does it mean that Jesus satisfies us spiritually?
In John 7, Jesus goes to Jerusalem for the Feast of Booths and begins to teach in the temple. We see many varied responses to him. Is he a good man? Is he deceiving people? Does he have a demon? In this sermon Pastor Andrew talks about different ways to express unbelief in Jesus. You can be amazed supernaturally, amazed intellectually or threatened religiously and still not believe in Jesus.
In the last section of John chapter 6, we see many of Jesus' disciples turning back and no longer following him. Is it possible to be in close proximity to Jesus, hear his teaching, see his miracles and still not believe? What are markers that someone is a false disciple? What does a true disciple look like?
In this passage we see Jesus using quite provocative language to describe what he came to do. Jesus tells the crowds unless they eat his flesh and drink his blood they cannot have eternal life. This cause the crowd to grumble and argue with each other about what Jesus could mean. Pastor Andrew explains what Jesus was getting at and how God is the one who draws us to his Son.
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew walks us through the first part of Jesus' discourse on being the bread from heaven. Jesus claims to be able to satisfy our spiritual hunger and thirst. How is this possible and why do we turn to other things to satisfy us?
The feeding of the 5000 is a story most of us know. But why did Jesus perform this miracle? What does it reveal about his kingdom and more importantly what kind of King he is?
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew walks through the second half of John chapter 5. In it, Jesus presents 4 witnesses to back up his claims of divinity. Also, he exposes why the religious leaders cannot receive him.
In this passage Jesus makes some outrageous claims about his equality with God the Father. What does this mean for our salvation and resurrection?
In this passage Jesus heals a man who had been paralyzed for 28 years. However this leads to a massive controversy about the Sabbath. In it, Jesus says some startling things that cause the religious leaders to want to kill him.
In this sermon, Brad Klassen unpacks the story of Jesus healing an official's son. What does it look like to be persistent in prayer? Are we allowed to come to God again and again in prayer?
In this last week of our advent series, Pastor Andrew talks about how suffering produces hope in us. What is our ultimate hope in life?
In week 3 of our Advent series, Pastor Andrew talks about maintaining hope for the long haul. How did Simeon and Anna hold onto their hope for a messiah for years? How do we not lose hope when God's plan can take a long time?
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew talks about Israel's hope in a Messiah. Why did Israel end up rejecting the very Messiah they were hoping for? What do we do when we hope and long for something and God's plan looks different? How do we hold onto hope in moments like that?
Our advent series for 2021 is "Hope Has A Name". In week 1, Pastor Andrew talks about the biblical view of hope. What is hope and how do we get it? Is it possible to have hope during trying times?
In this sermon, Korlynd unpacks the story of Jesus and the woman at the well. What does it mean that Jesus is the living water?
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew talks about the freedom of self-forgetfulness. How can we have the same kind of humility that John the Baptist displayed? Is the answer lower or higher self-esteem? What does gospel humility look like?
In this sermon, guest speaker David Hildebrand takes us through the story of Jesus clearing the temple. What did this act mean and what was Jesus communicating about his death and resurrection?
In a powerful message Pastor Andrew unpacks the well known story of Jesus turning water into wine. You won't want to skip this one. The old has gone and the new has come - and it's way better.
In this sermon we see Jesus calling some of his first disciples. How does Jesus call people? How do people respond to him?
What did John the Baptist think about Jesus? How did that shape his understanding of his role? Pastor Andrew walks us through verses 19-34 of John chapter 1, where we see the witness of John the Baptist.
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew talks about the person and nature of Jesus: fully God and fully man. Why does it matter what we believe about Jesus? Why is Jesus being fully God and fully man necessary for our salvation?
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew walks us through John chapter 1 verses 4-13. In it, John describes Jesus as the "true light" which shines in the darkness. Are you going to be someone who receives the light, or someone who rejects it?
For this short kick off sunday sermon Pastor Andrew introduces us to the gospel of John. "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was in the beginning with God." John 1:1-2 What does this mean? Have a listen to find out!
In week 2 of our vision series Pastor Andrew talks about gospel multiplication. What are the sacrifices and risks that come with multiplying?
In week 1 of our 2 week series on the vision and mission of North Peace Church, Pastor Andrew talks about discipleship. What is a disciple of Jesus? And how do we go about making disciples?
What do you do when God seems silent? The end of Malachi is the last words from God for almost 400 years. And yet a small remnant of faithful believers made it through. When we go through pain and disappointment how do we remain faithful to the other side?
Pastor Andrew walks us through verses 7-15 of Malachi chapter 3. In it, God accuses the people of robbing him by not bringing their tithe. Are Christians required to tithe today? If we give does God pour out material blessing on us? What does the New Testament say about tithing, giving and generosity?
In this sermon video, Pastor Andrew walks us through the next section of Malachi. The people blame God for all of the problems they are facing. Because of their circumstances, God must approve of evil and be unjust. God in his patience answers their questions.
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew walks us through the second chapter of Malachi 2. In it, God warns the people of their faithlessness, which was leading to intermarriage and divorce. Guard your spirits, and do not be faithless.
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew walks us through a section in Malachi directed towards the priests. In it, we look at the problem of love without fear and fear without love. How do we have a healthy balance of both?
In this sermon, Don Banman starts us off into the book of Malachi. In this opening section God reminds his people of his love towards them.
Stanley Troyer brings us a message from 1 Samuel 13 challenging us to be men and women after God's own heart.
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew walks us through Zechariah chapters 12 and 13. In it we see God saving his people spiritually and physically.
Join us as we study the book of Genesis together. In week 3, Pastor Andrew walks through days 6-7 of creation.
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew walks us through Zechariah chapters 10-11. God is angry with the shepherds of his people and promises to send them a good shepherd. However, the people reject this good shepherd.
In this instalment of our Wednesday night bible studies, Pastor Andrew walks us through the first 6 days of creation.
In this sermon video, Pastor Andrew walks us through Zechariah chapter 9. In it, God declares judgment on Israel's enemies. But even in the midst of that we see God's mercy and grace.
In week 1 of our study in Genesis, Andrew walks us through the first 2 verses of Genesis.
In this sermon video, Pastor Andrew walks us through chapter 8 of Zechariah. In it, a glorious picture of the future is given. God reverses the curse of sin and brings plenty, rest, joy and comfort to his people.
In this sermon, Brad Klassen walks us through Zechariah chapter 7. In it, God calls the people to render true judgments, show kindness and mercy to one another and pursue justice.
In this sermon video, Pastor Andrew walks us through the second half of Zechariah chapter 6. In it Zechariah performs a prophetic "sign-act" where he crowns Joshua the high priest.
In this sermon video, Pastor Andrew walks us through the first 8 verses of Zechariah chapter 6. In it, Zechariah sees a vision of 4 chariots pulled by different coloured horses.
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew walks us through Zechariah chapter 5. Zechariah sees 2 visions in this passage: a flying scroll and a woman in a basket. What is our view of sin and how seriously do we take it?
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew walks us through the 4th chapter of Zechariah. In it, Zechariah sees a vision of a lampstand.
In this last instalment of our Wednesday studies through the book of Revelation, Pastor Andrew walks us through the last chapter. In it we see repeated calls to obedience and perseverance as well as repeated assurances that Jesus is coming soon.
In this sermon video, Pastor Andrew walks us through Zechariah chapter 2. In it, the prophet sees a vision of a man with a measuring line. What does this mean and what is the warning to us today?
In this instalment of our Wednesday night bible studies, Pastor Andrew walks us through Revelation 21:1-22:5. In it, John sees a vision of the new heavens and earth.
In this sermon video, Pastor Andrew unpacks Zechariah 1:7-21. In it, Zechariah sees a vision of horsemen and 4 horns. What does this vision mean and what does it teach us about God?
In this instalment of our Wednesday night bible studies, Pastor Andrew walks us through Revelation 20:11-15. In it we see the final judgment taking place before the great white throne. (sorry for the audio quality)
In this instalment of our Wednesday night bible studies in the book of Revelation, Pastor Andrew walks us through chapter 20 verse 1-10. In it we see the 1000 year reign of Jesus described. What is this 1000 year reign?
In this message, Pastor Andrew walks us through Zechariah 9:9-10. In it we see a 500 year old prophecy fulfilled in the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem.
In this sermon Pastor Andrew walks us through verses 1-6 of Zechariah chapter 1. In it we see the theme of the entire book: a call to repentance.
In this instalment of our Wednesday night bible study, Pastor Andrew walks us through Revelation 18:1-19:10. In it we see the fall of Babylon and the marriage feast of the Lamb.
In this message, Pastor Andrew walks through Haggai 2:10-23. In it, Haggai calls out the sin in peoples hearts as they rebuilt the temple. Is following Jesus more than outward obedience?
In this instalment of our Wednesday night study in the book of Revelation, Pastor Andrew walks us through chapter 17. In it, John sees a vision of a woman riding the beast.
In this sermon, Pastor Andrew walks us through Haggai 2:1-9. In it we see the people of Israel discouraged by the temple rebuild. What do we do when discouragement sinks in?
In this instalment of our Wednesday night Bible studies, Pastor Andrew walks us through Revelation chapter 16. In it we see God pouring out 7 bowls of wrath.
In this sermon Pastor Andrew walks us through Haggai chapter 1. In it we see a people with misplaced priorities. God warns them to "consider their ways".
In this instalment of our Wednesday night bible studies, Pastor Andrew walks us through Revelation chapter 14. In it, John sees a vision of 3 angels proclaiming the gospel.
In this final week in our series on worship, Pastor Andrew talks about what we do when convicted by the Holy Spirit. How do we bear fruit in keeping with repentance?
In this instalment of our Wednesday night bible study through the book of Revelation, Pastor Andrew walks us through chapter 13. Who or what is the beast and what is the mark of the beast?
In week 5 of "The Worshipping Church" series, Pastor Andrew talks about spiritual warfare. What is spiritual warfare and how is our worship of God connected to it?
In this instalment of our Wednesday night bible studies, Pastor Andrew walks us through Revelation chapter 12. In it, John sees a vision of a woman, a red dragon and a child.