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Trust in the Lord with all your heart; do not depend on your own understanding. Seek His will in all you do, and He will show you which path to take. (Proverbs 3:5-6)As we head into the New Year, we will look at what trusting God and seeking His will looks like.
Pastor Brent wraps up our mini Christmas series title The Name with a Christmas Eve message. There's a lot of bad news causing great sadness in the world, but don't forget that there is Good News causing Great Joy this Christmas.
Wonderful Counsellor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace are the names prophesied for Jesus in Isaiah 9. May these names of Jesus truly come alive in our lives this Christmas season.
As we study the names prophesied for Jesus in Isaiah we will start with Immanuel.Isaiah 7: 1-14
How will the world be made right again? We will consider Jesus first miracle and reflect on the coming glory of heaven.
John 2:1-11
What is my role in making things right with the world? Today we will look at The Good Samaritan, one of Jesus' most famous parables. (Luke 10:25-37)>
The Canaanite Woman's Encounter with Jesus - Matthew 15:21-28 Jesus's interaction with the Canaanite woman is really odd. It seems out of character. This passage will provide an excellent learning opportunity in reading the Bible. First, identify the problem. What seems strange about this passage? What are some things that matter in that culture? What really matters to God? How does the story following the Canaanite woman's encounter with Jesus (the feeding of the 4,000) reveal about God's plan for humanity?>
We will consider two different encounters that Jesus had with Peter. Through these encounters, Peter learns where life is truly found.
Matthew 16:21-27>
This week we look at Jesus' encounter with two grieving sisters - Martha & Mary. Over the past few weeks we have considered the question "What is wrong with the world?" and today we ask the questions "Who can make it all right?".>
This week we look at the encounter that Jesus had with the woman caught in sin.
John 8:1-11>
This week we will consider the question "What is wrong with the world?" as we look at two encounters from John 3 & 4 - an Insider and an Outcast.>
We are starting a new 7 week Sermon Series called Encounters With Jesus. Journey with us as we study the people who encountered Him face to face. John 1:43-51>
Installation Service for Pastor Brent - Guest Speaker: Graham English (Western Canadian District)
Christ-centered leadership marked by sacrificial love (John 13:12-17 & John 15:12&13). Spirit-empowered leadership marked by humble dependence (John 14: 16,17,26 & John 15:26 & John 16: 7-8). Mission focused leadership marked by courageous obedience (John 17:8 & Matthew 28:19-20).>
This Sunday wraps up the First Things First series with a Collaborative Caring Community. We are going to bring this series to crescendo at the Communion table. What a great way to unite our hearts as one as we remember oneness that God accomplished for us through the cross of Christ.
1 Corinthians 12:4-27>
Over the last few months we have been going through a series called First Things First. We have covered The Gospel of Grace, The Power of Prayer, and The Importance of the Word. This Sunday we will discuss Spirit Empowered Living. What would our church look like if we all increasingly embraced the deep mystery that Paul talked about in Colossians 1:27, this mystery, which is Christ in you the hope of glory?
Exodus 3:10-4:12>
Psalm 119 This Sunday we will continue with our series First Things First. We will discuss The Importance of the Word of God.>
As Pastor Brent begins his time with us, he is starting with a series called First Things First. For the first 5 Sundays he is going to share 5 things that he is passionate about as a pastor and a follower of Jesus. You are going to hear him reiterate these things over and over in the years ahead.
- The Gospel of Grace
- The Power of Prayer
- The Importance of the Word
- The Spirit Empowered Life
- A Collaborate Caring Community
Today we are on week 2 of this series as we discuss The Power of Prayer We are going to study Daniel 10 as we learn what it means to be a people of prayer consumed with the pursuit of God.>
As Pastor Brent begins his time with us, he is going to start with a series called First Things First For the next 5 Sundays he is going to share 5 things that he is passionate about as follower of Jesus. You are going to hear him reiterate these things over and over in the years ahead. - The Gospel of Grace - The Power of Prayer - The Importance of the Word - The Spirit Empowered Life - A Collaborate Caring Community Today we discuss The Gospel of Grace and we are going to dig into the often overlooked book of Philemon. Lets learn today what it means to not only be recipients of His grace but also conduits of His grace. Grace in - Grace out.
Go to https://www.sgac.net/ContactUs to let us know you're listening! Need prayer? Send an email to prayer@sgac.net.>
Matthew 19:30 20:16
Should you be jealous because I am kind to others? The Vineyard Owner (Matthew 20:15b)>
MONUMENTAL VBS
Day 1 Your unfailing love will last forever Psalm 89:2
Day 2 For the Lord your God is with you wherever you go. Joshua 1:9
Day 3 How great is our Lord! His power is absolute! Psalm 147:5
Day 4 And I am convinced that nothing can ever separate us from Gods love. Romans 8:38
Day 5 Come and see what our God has done, what awesome miracles he performs for people! Psalm 66:5>
Have you ever lost something? Have you ever been lost yourself?
In Luke 15:1-32, Jesus tells 3 parallel stories about something getting lost, searched for, and eventually found. Through these relatable stories, Jesus shines a light on the grace of the Heavenly Father and the call on His followers to reach the lost in this world, welcoming them home with abundant joy.>
THE FEEDING OF THE 5,000
Aside from the greatest miracle of the Resurrection of Jesus, this miracle of Jesus feeding the 5,000 is the only one that is recorded in all four gospels, Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. It is rich in meaning and profound in its simplicity as one small boy offers one small lunch to Jesus ... and watches a miracle happen.
What do we have in our own small lunch bag that Jesus could do a miracle through?>
Matthew 5:14-16
The parables of Jesus make up a crucial part of the Bible. Jesus had the wisdom to simplify the profound spiritual truths he needed to share with humanity in the form of relatable stories that are easy to understand. Again, a parable is a tale about a simple, common subject to illustrate a deeper, valuable moral lesson.
Matthew chapters 5, 6 and 7 are called the Sermon on the Mount. Jesus, after spending a night in solemn meditation and prayer in the lonely mountain range west of the Lake of Galilee (Luke 6:12) on the following morning, our Lord called to him his disciples, and from among them chose twelve, who were to be trained to be his apostles (Mark 3:14). After this solemn consecration of the twelve, he descended the mountain peak in a more level spot (Luke 6:17). And there Jesus sat down and delivered the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7; Luke 6:20-49).
The Sermon on the Mount contains some of the most essential principles for living a genuine Christian life. But John R. W. Stott in his book The Message of the Sermon on the Mount said that the Sermon on the Mount is probably the best-known part of the teaching of Jesus, though arguably it is the least understood, and certainly it is the least obeyed.
The Sermon on the Mount is by far Jesus' longest explanation of what it looks like to live as His follower. In many ways, Jesus' teachings during the Sermon on the Mount represent the major ideals of the Christian life. Why is it the least understood and least obeyed?
How then should we live as salt and light?>
The Parable of the 10 Virgins
Matthew 25:1 13 3 Mistakes of the foolish Virgins 1. Procrastination 2. Thought they had more time 3. Thought the door would remain open
Are you ready if Jesus comes today? Today is the day of Salvation. (2Cor. 6:2)>
An attitude of overflowing thankfulness is one of the prime indicators of our relationship with God. When gratitude is lacking, grace has either not been received or not been understood. The state of our relationship with God is revealed clearly by our gratitude towards Him. Gary Inrig
Further reading: Romans 21 & 22 Gary Inrig: The Parables, Understanding What Jesus Meant>
(Where is your Heart?) Proverbs 4:23 Keep your heart with all vigilance, for from it flows the springs of life Luke 6:45 Out of the overflow of your heart, the mouth speaks
(God knows our Hearts) Jeremiah 17:9-10 The Lord searches the heart and tests the mind Genesis 6:5 The Lord saw the wickedness of man and the intention of evil on his heart
(Seek God with all your heart) Jeremiah 29:13 You will find me when you seek me with all your heart Psalm 119:2 Blessed are those who keep his testimonies and seek him with all their heart>
The Vision Prayer of the C&MA Canada is: O God, with all our hearts, we long for You. Come, transform us to be Christ-centered, Spirit-empowered, Mission-focused people, multiplying disciples everywhere.
SGAC Vision aligns with the C&MA prayer and expresses the intent to be mature disciples of Jesus. Oswald Chambers talked about being devoted to Jesus. As a Christ-centered church and denomination, what does it mean to be devoted to Jesus? Devoted is defined as loving and loyal. I John 3:16 says, This is how we know what love is: Jesus laid down his life for us. And we ought to lay down our lives for our brothers and sisters. In John 21:17 Jesus asked ... do you love me? (then) feed my sheep. When we are devoted to Jesus, caring for one another is not optional.>
In the past 2+ years has there been any anxiousness build up in your heart? Do you find yourself functioning with this low agitation behind everything you do? Today we look at Psalm 139 and see how God wants to affectionally care for you. In this deeply personal Psalm, the Psalmist reflects on the gentle hand of God on his life and sees that He is the only one who can calm him, guide him and hold him fast in the midst of turbulent times. Lets be open to the hand of God today as we allow His Spirit and Word to come alive in our life.
The Transition Journey that we have been on for the past sixteen months has been preparing you for your next transition, the embracing of a new lead pastor. Today we are going on a transitional tour, reminding us of all that we have accomplished in this time and how we are now ready to move into the next chapter in the life and ministry of SGAC. You have a great heritage to build on and God has plans to come alongside of you to lead you to be mature disciples of Jesus Christ, led by the Holy Spirit, engaged and equipped, advancing the kingdom of God in Spruce Grove and the World.
Pentecost Sunday - Approximately one hundred twenty believers gathered together, waiting for the promise of the Father, the Holy Spirit. And God showed up in a significant way - a loud noise that drew the attention of many and evidence of the presence of the Holy Spirit through visible tongues of fire and speaking other languages. This was the church equipped to declare the gospel of Jesus Christ. And it is promised to you - Spruce Grove Alliance Church. (Joel 2:28 - 29; Luke 11:13)
This Sunday we will continue our series as we look at the Sanctifying Work of the Holy Spirit in our lives which includes His work to set us free from the bondages that keep us from serving our Lord Jesus Christ. But more than that, the freedom that the Spirit provides is a freedom to join our Lord Jesus Christ in the Mission of God. Galatians 5:23, 24 reveals to us the goal of sanctification, to exhibit the character of Jesus.
This Sunday we will be looking at 1 Corinthians 12 and the role of the manifestation gifts in the ministry of the church. Although chapter 12 will be the focus, 1 Corinthians 12 through 14 gives us a holistic perspective on these gifts. So, what is the source of these gifts, purpose of these gifts, the context for these gifts and the outcome of using these gifts?
At the end of Ephesians chapter 2, Paul, writing to Gentiles, tells them how in Christ their status has changed from being outsiders to becoming insiders. We become citizens, family and ultimately a temple where God, by his Spirit, lives. In Ephesians chapter 4, Paul goes on to talk about the specific gifts Jesus gave to the church to make this transition from outsider to insider a reality in each of our lives. Read and reflect on Ephesians 2:14 - 4:16
Last Sunday we started a new series focused on the Work of the Holy Spirit. Jesus instructed his disciples to wait for the promise of the Father. The promise of the Father is found in Joel 2 where the Lord said, I will pour out my Spirit on all people (vs. 28) Through the work of the Holy Spirit we are enabled to represent God the Father and God the Son. This Sunday we will be considering one aspect of the image of God found in all of humanity and how this guides us in our ministries. We will be considering Romans 12, particularly looking at verses 6 - 8.
The Time of Transition: Resurrection to Ascension This past Sunday we celebrated the resurrection of Jesus Christ and considered its significance in our lives. This Sunday we will be looking at Acts 1:1-8 and reflecting on the forty days between Jesus resurrection and his ascension. What happened during those days and are they significant and what can we learn from them that might apply to today.
We have reached the High Point of the Christian Calendar - HE IS RISEN!! HE IS RISEN INDEED!!! We gather this Sunday to celebrate His - RESURRECTION!!! In preparation please read I Corinthians 15.
John 12: 12-16 The next day the great crowd that had come for the festival heard that Jesus was on his way to Jerusalem. 13 They took palm branches and went out to meet him, shouting, Hosanna! Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord! Blessed is the king of Israel! Jesus found a young donkey and sat on it, as it is written: Do not be afraid, Daughter Zion; see, your king is coming, seated on a donkeys colt. At first his disciples did not understand all this. Only after Jesus was glorified did they realize that these things had been written about him and that these things had been done to him.
Luke 191-10 Story of Zacchaeus - His Longing to belong. John 1718-23 - Jesus Prayer Passion of the Christ Colossians 312-17 - Pauls exhortation 12 Therefore as Gods chosen people holy and dearly loved clothe yourselves with compassion kindness humility gentleness and patience. 13 Bear with each other and forgive one another if any of you has a grievance against someone. Forgive as the Lord forgave you. 14 And over all these virtues put on love which binds them all together in perfect unity. 15 Let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts since as members of one body you were called to peace. And be thankful. 16 Let the message of Christ dwell among you richly as you teach and admonish one another with all wisdom through psalms hymns and songs from the Spirit singing to God with gratitude in your hearts. 17 And whatever you do whether in word or deed do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus giving thanks to God the Father through him. Other scripture to note Ephesians 41-4 519-21 1Corinthians 1212-27 Galatians 525-26 Philippians 21-11
Jesus was passionate about restoring us to Gods original created purpose and intention. The fall in Genesis 3 brought separation from God a broken and marred creation and death. We see Jesus restorative passion in the following ways His declared missionLuke 4 18-21 Luke 1831-34 What He wept over --the lostness of a cityLuke 1941-42 --the heart-rending experience of deathJohn 1133-35 What He got angry aboutLuke 1945-46 --God not being honoured as He should --the nations not having access to God His compassionate meeting of a personal needLuke 1835-43 Today Jesus is asking you What do you want me to do for you? How will YOU respond?
John 316 concisely expresses three truths the universal character of Gods love. The immense LOVE OF GOD to that perishing world measurably only and conceivable only by the gift which it drew forth from Him. Next is the GIFT itself and the sacrificial nature of that GIFT. For GOD so loved the world that He gave us the greatest gift of all. And lastly its eternal purpose. THE WORLD in its wildest sense really to perish as a result of mans sin. But if they believe in Jesus they will not perish but will have eternal or everlasting life. It is no wonder that John 316 has been described as the gospel in a nutshell. This gospel is the reason why we are all here. John 316 is one of the most well-known verses in all the Bible doubtless because it states the gospel so clearly and simply. Gods love means that God eternally gives himself to others. This definition understands love as self-giving for the benefit of others. This attribute of God shows that it is part of his nature to give of himself in order to bring about blessing or good for others.
Over the past three weeks we have considered the following spiritual disciplines Studying Scripture Meditation centering prayer and Lectio Divina and Listening Together. This Sunday we turn our attention to the spiritual discipline of Solitude. Jesus practised solitude. He practised solitude during his forty days in the wilderness Matthew 4 during busy times of ministry he withdrew to pray Mark 135 and the night he was betrayed he withdrew from his disciples to pray Luke 2241. Solitude is not about being alone but rather it is about drawing closer to God. In some ways it is a physical act of centering prayer. Often associated with solitude is silence. This Sunday we will consider the value of solitude and silence and how to make them a part of your daily life.
Why is praying together something that we should practice? Ephesians 3 talks about understanding the love of God together with all the saints. The truth is that God is much greater than any one person and all our experiences with God are so diverse. It is only when we come together and share how God has touched our lives that we start to get a glimpse of how great our God is. Praying together is one of those times when we get a glimpse of others' relationship with God the Father God the Son and God the Holy Spirit. Secondly prayer is not just about the request. Prayer is also about listening. When we share what we have heard the community of faith is present to discern what it is that God is saying and listening together builds unity of purpose and intent.
Last Sunday we were reminded that the written word of God is our primary source in our pursuit to know God. But we are not in this pursuit alone. When Jesus returned to the presence of the Father he sent an advocate the Holy Spirit who when he is present will lead us into all truth. John 1613 This Sunday we will give attention to the biblical practice of meditation. Joshua 18 instructs us to meditate on the word of God day and night. We will consider what meditation is its role in the Christians life and some basic practices of meditation. Meditation like all of the spiritual disciplines puts us in the place to hear from God and to grow in our understanding of His calling in our lives for the sake of His Kingdom here in Spruce Grove.
At the core of our faith is our personal relationship with God himself. But how do we nurture that relationship? The spiritual disciplines are practices that have been used throughout church history to maintain and even enhance believers relationship with God. They are the channels of Gods grace in our lives. The spiritual disciplines help us to wait patiently for the Lord or to put it another way the spiritual disciplines enable us to weave our lives together with God and put us in a place to act with obedience when He reveals himself to us. 2 Timothy 316 17 will be key to our message this Sunday.
How do you know that Jesus is the Lord of your life? As followers of Jesus His lordship is key to us living peacefully in this world of chaos. Matthew 11 talks about taking on the yoke of Jesus which he says will fit us well and the weight of it will be light. If we take on His yoke we will find rest for our souls. So how do you know that Jesus is Lord of your life? Starting with James 413 - 17 we will try to respond to this question and give it some context in our lives.
This Sunday we are returning to our series that has been taking us through the book of James entitled Being a Christian in a Post Christian Society. We started this series back in September but with Advent Christmas and a brief series regarding prayer and the Godhead in preparation for our Semi Annual Congregational Meeting we did not finish James. So this morning we return to where we left off James 411 12. What is the difference between speaking the truth in love and being judgemental?
Today we will conclude our series on Prayer with the topic The Holy Spirits Partnership. John 167 in the Amplified version says But I tell you the truth it is to your advantage that I go away for if I do not go away the Helper Comforter Advocate IntercessorCounsellor Strengthener Standby will not come to you but if I go I will send Him the Holy Spirit to you to be in close fellowship with you. Note the diverse terms used to describe the Holy Spirits actions in our lives. As a denomination the Alliance is Christ centred Spirit empowered and Mission Focused. How is the Godhead represented in this mission statement?
John 825-30 Where did he derive the strength for His perfect example? Was it from some source beyond our reach? Was it through His own nature? Or was it through sources that are as available to us as they were for him? The last would seem soAnd it makes it certain that our Lord derived His daily strength from communion with God from a life of faith and prayer and constantly receiving the Holy Spirit and the gracious help of His Father just as we must. A.B. Simpson founder of the C&MA The point isnt so much that we get to do what Jesus did the point is that we get to walk intimately with Jesus and then out of that closeness see the Kingdom of God advance. Doug Balzer
Matthew 65-15 Prayer is a spiritual communication between man and God a two-way relationship in which man should not only talk to God but also listen to Him. Prayer to God is like a childs conversation with his father. It is natural for a child to ask his father for the things he needs. In verses 9-13 we have what is generally called The Lords Prayer. The Lords Prayer is Jesus model prayer given to the disciples in Matthew 69-13 and Luke 112-4. A succinct and powerful expression of how to pray in light of the gospel and the kingdom of God. In Matthew the teaching occurs during the Sermon on the Mount with the disciples and the crowds around Jesus. Following a six counter cultural commands in Matthew 521-48 Jesus offers three examples of what it is to do righteousness and offers practical steps for those tempted to give in religious performance to win the applause of others Matthew 61. The section on prayer in Matthew 65-15 forms the second of three instructions on godliness. You will notice that each of the instructions in Matthew 61-16 begins with the same phrase --- when you --- followed by an action give to the needy. And when you pray or when you fast Jesus instructs the disciples not to carry that action out like the hypocrites and then provides an alternative method. Believers Bible Commentary said that Matthew 5-7 is the constitution of the Kingdom of God. In it Jesus our King summarizes the character and conduct expected of His subjects. This sermon is not a presentation of the plan of salvation nor is its teaching intended for unsaved people. It was addressed to the disciples according to 51-2 and was intended to be the constitution or the system of laws and principles which was to govern the Kings subjects during His reign. It was meant for all---past---present or future --- who acknowledge Christ as King. The Fathers Plan is for his beloved children to spend eternity with Him in heaven. God the Father sent His son Jesus who paid the penalties of our sin and restored that broken relationship between God and man. And God is calling all of us and giving all of us this wonderful privilege to represent Him. To be the hands and feet of Jesus.
(1) Do you recognize Jesus as King & Saviour of the world? Jesus our Saviour - Luke 2:11 Jesus our Redeemer - Titus 2:14 Jesus our Healer - Isaiah 53: 4-5 & Matthew 8:17 Jesus our Sanctifier - 2 Thessalonians 2:13 Jesus our Coming King - Isaiah 9:6 (2) Is Jesus the reveled King of Kings and the authority in which you put your trust and hope? (3) What should our response be to the revelation of this Jesus in our midst and in our lives?
This Sunday, we will be considering James 4:1-10. In our postmodern, post christian world of Canada what are the obstacles to embracing a relationship with God the Father and receiving wisdom. Someone once said that humility is the gateway to wisdom. Review the passage and consider how you can prepare yourself to gain wisdom.
This Sunday we return to our ongoing study of the book of James and being a Christian in a Post-Christian Culture. Many in the postmodern world look for meaning and purpose by reflecting on the past to find meaning in the present. Our passage of study this Sunday is James 3:13 -18. Verse 13 says, "If you are wise and understand God's ways, prove it by living an honourable life, doing good works with the humility that comes from wisdom." This Sunday, Boxing Day is rooted in this verse, "... doing good works with humility that comes from wisdom." Two historical figures associated with the Christmas season will be used to guide us in understanding wisdom as it relates to good works.
Galatians 4:4 and 5 says, "... when the time had fully come, God sent his Son, born of a woman, born under the law, to redeem those under law, that we might receive the full rights of sons." The purpose of Advent is to remind and prepare us to welcome Jesus into our lives. This fourth Sunday of Advent is about our response to the good news. Our willingness to respond to the Father's love by joining our hearts to his heart and partnering with Him to extend His love to all those around us. But what does that partnership look like and what does it require of us? I John 4:19 says, "We love each other because He first loved us." So, this morning we are considering this what this partnership looks like. Find more at SGAC.net
Worship, Arts and Prayer Pastor Andrew Bugiera teaches about not only having joy, but also how to respond to those looking for it themselves. "The Psalms are filled with examples of God's people declaring in particular ways what God has revealed about himself. Specifically, they praise God for his Word, his worthiness, and his works (Psalms 56:4;105:2; 145:8-9)" - Bob Kauflin, True Worshipers
Advent means 'coming' in Latin. During the four Sundays and weeks of Advent we prepare our hearts for Christmas. Hope is joyful anticipation. We celebrate and remember the joy of Jesus the Messiah coming. We continue to have hope because of all that the gospel entails and because He is coming again! Isaiah 11, Revelation 21:1-5, 1 Corinthians 15
SGAC welcomes back former Worship and Arts Pastor Daryl Sam for a special Missions Sunday sermon. Daryl speaks about God's call on our lives and specifically the story of Gideon, found in Judges 6.
SGAC's Children's Pastor Coreen Frey speaks about the relationship between faith and works, especially how they are portrayed in James 2:14-26. See also Ephesians 2:8-10 and Matthew 25:31-46.
Influenced by the prayer retreat, this Sunday we will be reviewing chapter one of James and then jumping into specific areas of life where Jesus calls us to "stand out". Read James 2:1 - 13.
What is faith? Maybe faith is the outcome or result of spending time together with a person. That person becomes a friend, a confidante. Why? Because you see them in action and you come to trust them. You know their heart and you trust their responses to the world around them. When you only read about a person and all the great things they have done, can you claim them as a friend? This Sunday, we will be looking at what it takes to claim God as a friend. Please read James 1:19 - 20.
This Sunday we will be looking at James' conclusion to his discussion concerning facing trials and temptations. Read James 1:1 - 15, realizing that verses 16 - 18 are James' conclusion to this discussion. So how are we to live in our post-christian, postmodern society?
Today we are looking at James 1:12 - 15 and considering the nature of temptation. As the passage says, temptation starts with ourselves. In our post-Christian, postmodern world temptations seem to multiply and the challenge that we face is how do we cope? We will be looking at I Corinthians 10:12 and Galatians 5:22, 23 as we consider how we can cope with the temptations of this world.
This Sunday falls on the Thanksgiving Weekend and it is also Communion Sunday. How appropriate. Another name for Communion is Eucharist, a transliteration of the Greek word for Thanksgiving. In the Eucharist we are: Thankful for what Jesus accomplished through His sacrifice Thankful for what the Holy Spirit accomplishes in us because of His sacrifice Thankful for what the Father will accomplish in greeting us in Heaven because of His sacrifice In preparation for Sunday consider reading: Psalm 118 and I Thessalonians 5:18.
Most of us have "dropped names" into conversations to add credibility to our story or ourselves. A sly way of boasting about who we know or associate with. But our relationship with Jesus Christ becomes the great equalizer ... Jeremiah 9:24 directs us to boast in the fact that "we know God himself". On Sunday we will be looking at James 1:9, 10 to start this conversation, when is boasting OK? Also read 2 Corinthians 2:14 - 17.
Transitional Lead Pastor Jim Regehr speaks about truth and how we can use the truth of the Word to focus our hearts to Jesus.
Continuing the series on the book of James, Pastor Jim Regehr speaks about finding the joy of the Lord in our lives regardless of circumstance, and that our issues may not be all that dissimilar from those of our friends and neighbours. Scriptures include James 1:2-4.
Alex and Paul welcome Tracey Flynn, a leader in the Young Life organization and lifetime SGAC attendee, to share her thoughts on the topic at hand.
Peter Spaans, SGAC's maintenance team leader, joins Alex and Paul to discuss the topic at hand.
Pastor Jim Regehr starts a new series on Post-Christianity, by way of the book of James, by revealing who James is and where we find him in scripture.
Transitional Lead Pastor, Jim Regehr, give us an update on where we are in the transitional plan for SGAC, as well as an update on how prayer can help lead us through this period of time.
Transitional Lead Pastor Brenda Regehr teaches how to use the Word, as Jehoshaphat modeled, to thrive in the midst of life's challenges.
Pastor Andrew Bugiera talks about why Christians need to be unified in preparing for the harvest to come.
Episode 2 of the Women In Leadership discussion podcast. Pastor Steve Kim from Apologetics Canada describes a scriptural approach to the topic of Women In Leadership.
Episode 1 of the SGAC Women In Leadership discussion podcast. SGAC Elder Paul Friesen and nomination committee member Alex Clowes introduce the topic and give an overview of the issues involved.
Episode 3 of SGAC's Women In Leadership discussion podcast. In this episode, SGAC Elder Brian Westra talks with Paul and Alex about strategies for reading your bible effectively, and not just in regards to this one topic.
Pastor Josh Palsky speaks about an unusual (and sometimes unwelcome) topic in summer: snow!
Board of Elders member and retired Alliance missionary Dan Ibsen shares a message reminding us that Jesus is in the boat with us, and controlling every storm we encounter in our lives.
Pastor Joel Marquez lets us in on his recent vacation and talks about the many hardships on the mountain trails.
SGAC Children's Pastor, Coreen Frey, celebrates her 13th anniversary at the church by preaching about some personal wildernesses and how the enemy uses them to try to trap us.
Pastor Jim Regehr reminds us that the mountain top may seem like where you want to be, but that it is not a place you can stay for very long.
To begin a short series on landscapes and how they describe our spiritual journey, Pastor Steve Kim speaks on the dichotomy present between the sea and the land.
Pastor Jim Regehr wraps up this short series about the Seasons of Life in the culmination of the harvest, when all the preparation and hard work finally pays off.
SGAC Women's Pastor Karen Houcher explains why the spring and summer are important in our lives.
Continuing the series on the seasons in our lives, Pastor Jim Regehr speaks about the power of restoration that a season of winter can bring in our lives.
Pastor Jim Regehr begins a new series on seasons by reflecting on why seasons, and all things in nature, are important to our spiritual journey.
Pastor Jim Regehr caps off our short series on the Holy Spirit with a message of revival and opportunity on Pentecost Sunday.
Transitional Lead Pastor Jim Regehr works through the concept of revisiting the past in order to move forward to the future, which is the beginning of a transition from one place to another.
Pastor Jim Regehr explores the "motherly" nature of the Holy Spirit in a special Mother's Day message.
Pastor Jim Regehr breaks down how the Holy Spirit uses its three P's to impact our lives and our relationships.
Pastor Jim Regehr expands on the earlier sermon by Pastor Josh regarding the Holy Spirit and how we can be free in Christ through His power.
SGAC's Missions Pastor Joel Marquez speaks on the biblical call for missions, and what that means for everyday life.
Youth Pastor Josh Palsky brings us through how the Holy Spirit was promised in the Old Testament, and how it has manifested its presence in our lives today.
Pastor Jim Regehr speaks on the significance of the resurrection of Jesus, and what we gain from His victory over death.
Worship, Arts and Prayer Pastor Andrew Bugiera uses examples from his own life to explain how we should receive the coming King into our own lives.
Pastor Jim Regehr takes back in to Ephesians to talk about the armor of God and how to be prepared to fight our battles.
Pastor Jim moves us into Philippians for a brief break from our study on Ephesians to give us a background to celebrate communion together.
Pastor Jim Regehr talks about his first month at SGAC and how the practice of prayer brings us closer in intimacy with each other and with God.
Pastor Jim Regehr ties in the teachings of spiritual gifts in Romans with Ephesians 2. What purpose do you serve?
Transitional Lead Pastor Jim Regehr speaks about the difference and importance of community, both Kingdom and societal, and how the are used to build the church.
Pastor Art takes us to Philippians and Ephesians to relate to the idea of intimacy between ourselves and God.
Transitional Lead Pastor Jim Regehr begins our sermon series on Ephesians and how Jesus builds his church by speaking about the Church's calling on three levels, and issues a challenge to the congregation.
Pastor Art Quist closes our short series on Paul's second letter to Timothy by demonstrating that Paul wants to mentor Timothy in preaching and spreading the Gospel.
Apologetics Pastor Steve Kim brings some insight from his own past to illustrate how Paul mentors Timothy through 2 Timothy chapter 3.
Missions, Men's and Outreach Pastor Joel Marquez brings us a message based on the ministry of Paul to Timothy through his second letter.
SGAC welcomes Jim and Brenda Regehr, who will be the transitional pastors while we search for a new Lead Pastor. Jim and Brenda speak about 2 Timothy and how it relates to your calling, and planning for the future.
Pastor Art Quist starts off a new series on Paul's second letter to Timothy with an overview of 1 Timothy. Scripture reading includes 1 Timothy 1:18-2:4.
Missions and Men's Pastor Joel Marquez brings a passionate message about how God's love sent Jesus to save us.
Apologetics Canada's Pastor Steve Kim shares encouragement for all Christians in defending the Virgin Birth using logic.
SGAC says goodbye to Lead Pastor Scott Buck and his family. Scott shares about his time here and how he is looking forward to what is to come at SGAC.
Lead Pastor Scott Buck shares about how SGAC's Life Groups are helping people stay fully engaged in community.
Pastor Scott Buck takes us through what it means to be fully engaged in our family lives.
Series: Fully Engaged Pastor Scott teaches us what it means to fully engage in the Word of God
Series: Fully Engaged Pastor Andrew Bugiera shares his heart for Engaging in Worship and Prayer
Series: Fully Engaged Pastor Scott Buck encourages us to be engaged in the Fivefold Ministry
Sermon Series: Fully Engaged Pastor Scott Buck prepares us for a sermon series on being Fully Engaged
We are pleased to be joined by special guest, Dan Ibsen, teaching on Jesus' life and ministry.
Part 8 of the sermon series "On the Carpenters Bench" Pastor Scott teaches from 1 Thessalonians 3:6-13
Part 7 of the sermon series "On the Carpenters Bench" Pastor Scott teaches from 1 Thessalonians 3:1-5
Part 6 of the sermon series "On the Carpenters Bench" Pastor Scott teaches from 1 Thessalonians 2:8:17-20
Part 5 of the sermon series "On the Carpenters Bench" Pastor Scott teaches from 1 Thessalonians 2:8:13-16
Part 4 of the sermon series "On the Carpenters Bench" Pastor Scott teaches from 1 Thessalonians 2:7-12.
Part 3 of the sermon series "On the Carpenters Bench" Pastor Scott teaches from 1 Thessalonians 2:1-8.
Part 2 of the sermon series "On the Carpenters Bench" Pastor Art teaches from 1 Thessalonians1:6-10.
Part 2 of the sermon series "On the Carpenters Bench" Pastor Scott teaches from 1 Thessalonians1:2-5.
Pastor Scott Buck introduces us to a new sermon series. "On the Carpenters Bench" will take us through the book of 1 Thessalonians.
Part 5 of the summer preaching series "I AM..." Pastor Scott Buck teaches from John 15:1
The final part, Part 6 of the sermon series "None Like Jesus" Pastor Art teaches from Colossians 4:7-18
Part 5 of the sermon series "None Like Jesus" Pastor Scott teaches from Colossians 3:1-4:6
Part 4 of the sermon series "None Like Jesus" Pastor Scott teaches from Colossians 2:6-23
Part 3 of the sermon series "None Like Jesus" Pastor Scott teaches from Colossians 1:24-2:5
Part 2 of the sermon series "None Like Jesus". Pastor Scott Buck teaches from Colossians 1:15-23
Part 1 of the sermon series "None Like Jesus". Pastor Art Quist teaches on Prayer & Thanksgiving from Colossians 1:1-14
Part 16 of the "In a Word" Series. Pastor Scott Buck teaches on Easter and our Risen King
Part 14 of the "In a Word" Series. Pastor Scott Buck teaches on "Humility" Philippians 2-:1-12
Part 13 of the "In a Word" Series. Pastor Scott Buck teaches on "Satan" from Isaiah 14:12-15
Part 12 of the "In a Word" Series. Pastor Scott Buck teaches on "Hell" from Luke 16:19-31
Part 11 of the "In a Word" Series. Pastor Art Quist teaches on "Heaven" from 2 Corinthians 2
Part 10 of the "In a Word" series. Pastor Scott Buck teaches "Justice" based on Micah 6:8
Part 9 of the 'In A Word' series. Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Giving' based on Malachi 3:8-18.
Part 8 of the 'In A Word' series. Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Filled' based on Ephesians 5:18.
Part 7 of the 'In A Word' series. Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Mission' based on Matthew 10. Scriptures to consider: 2 Corinthians 5, Ephesians 4:1-11, Mathew 28.
Part 6 of the 'In A Word' series. Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Miracles' based on John 9. Scriptures to consider: Genesis 1, Exodus 16:21 (Exodus 14:23-28), Matthew 1:18
Part 6 of the 'In A Word' series. Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Miracles' based on John 9. Scriptures to consider: Genesis 1, Exodus 16:21 (Exodus 14:23-28), Matthew 1:18
Part 5 of the 'In A Word' series. Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Trials' based on James 1:1-11. Scriptures to consider: Isaiah 42:3, 2 Corinthians 4:8-9, Philippians 4:12-13
Part 4 of the 'In A Word' series. Guest Speaker, TJ Syroteuk teaches 'Worship' based on Isaiah 6:1-8. Scriptures to consider: Revelation 4 and 5, Psalm 96:4.
Part 3 of the 'In A Word' series. Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Prayer' based on Luke 18:1-8. Scriptures to consider: Psalm 88:1-18, Deuteronomy 9:25-29, and 1 Thessalonians 5:17.
Part 2 of the 'In A Word' series. Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Deeper' based on 2 Timothy 2:14-15. Scriptures to consider: Psalm 19, Psalm 119, and Hebrews 4:12.
Part 1 of the 'In A Word' series. Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Peace' based on Philippians 4:2-7. Scriptures to consider: Psalm 23:4, 2 Peter 1:2, and Matthew 10.
Pastor Art Quist teaches 'Being Content' based on scripture readings from Micah 7:1-7. -Part of the 'Our Coming Saviour' series.
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Good News Of Great Joy' based on scripture readings from Luke 2. -Part of the 'Our Coming Saviour' series.
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'God Became Flesh' based on scripture readings from Isaiah. -Part of the 'Our Coming Saviour' series.
Part 10 of the 'Walking With Jesus' series. Pastor Scott Buck talks about 'Reproducing' based on John 4.
Part 9 of the 'Walking With Jesus' series. Roy Kemp talks about 'Giving Gifts' based on Selected Scriptures.
Part 8 of the 'Walking With Jesus' series. Paul Friesen takes us through 'A Look at the Old Testament' based on Selected Scriptures.
What does it look like to find the rhythm in your Christian walk on a busy Monday morning with a full week ahead? It's easy to feel out of step and on the edge of chaos. There are stepping stones along the way that help us enjoy, tap into and experience the amazing reality of Jesus Christ in us! Let's refresh and restore our rhythm together.
Part 7 of the 'Walking With Jesus' series. Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'The Power of God's Word' based on Hebrews 4:12.
Part 6 of the 'Walking With Jesus' series. Gail Rodgers teaches 'Intimacy with Jesus.' based on Selected Scriptures.
Part 5 of the 'Walking With Jesus' series. Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Be Baptized' based on Matthew 28:16-20.
Special guest Dr. Gordon Smith (Ambrose University) teaches on 'What On Earth Is The Spirit Doing?' based on Acts 13: 1-4.
Part 4 of the 'Walking With Jesus' series. Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Repentance' based on 2 Corinthians 7:5-13. With special thanks to Pastor James Mcdonald for his teaching on repentance and assistance with illustrations.
Part 3 of the 'Walking With Jesus' series. Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Believe and Repent' based on 2 Corinthians 7:5-13.
Part 2 of the 'Walking With Jesus' series. Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'The Body of Christ' based on 1 Corinthians 12:12-31.
Part 1 of the 'Walking With Jesus' series. Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'The Call, The Walk, The Send' based on Mark 3:13-22.
Digging deeper with SGAC. This Fall, exciting studies and small groups begin. Please check the website for more details at www.sgac.net
Part 9 of the Summer 2018 Series: Ancient Revival. Pastor Art Quist teaches 'Heart of a Rebel, the Sequel' based on Micah 6:8.
Part 8 of the Summer 2018 Series: Ancient Revival. Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Overturned! Revival!' based on Jonah 4:6-11.
Part 5 of the Summer 2018 Series: Ancient Revival. Pastor Josh Palsky teaches 'Overturned! Revival!' based on Jonah 3:1-5.
Part 4 of the Summer 2018 Series: Ancient Revival. Pastor Andrew Bugiera teaches 'Pray!' based on Jonah 1:17 - 2:10.
Part 3 of the Summer 2018 Series: Ancient Revival. Pastor Art Quist teaches 'All About Obedience' based on Jonah 1:13-16.
Part 2 of the Summer 2018 Series: Ancient Revival. Pastor Art Quist teaches 'God's Mighty Storm' based on Jonah 1:5-17.
Part 1 of the Summer 2018 Series: Jonah. Pastor Art Quist teaches 'Fleeing The Command Of God' based on Jonah 1:1-4.
Special Guest Speaker Dr. Josh Mulvihill, speaks on 'Three Characteristics of a Disciple-Making Family' based on 2 Timothy 3:14-17.
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Not Jerusalem!' based on Acts 21. This is the thirty-first sermon of the series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Constrained by the Spirit!' based on Acts 20:17-38. This is the thirtieth sermon of the series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Ken DeMaere from the Western Canadian District speaks on 'What In The World Are We Doing Here?'
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'I Am Innocent!' based on Acts 18. This is the twenty-ninth sermon of the series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Art Quist teaches 'Examining The Message' based on Acts 17:10-15. This is the twenty-eighth sermon of the series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Art Quist teaches 'Examining The Message' based on Acts 17:10-15. This is the twenty-eighth sermon of the series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Art Quist teaches 'Going Separate Ways' based on Acts 15:36- 16:4. This is the twenty-seventh sermon of the series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'AGM In Jerusalem' based on Acts 16. This is the twenty-sixth sermon of the series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Art Quist teaches 'Stoned' based on Acts 14:1-23. This is the twenty-fifth sermon of the series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'A City Gathers to Hear' based on Acts 13:13-52. This is the twenty-fifth sermon of the series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'The Gospel Can't Be Stopped' based on Acts 12:1-25. This is the twenty-third sermon of the series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Good News For All People' based on Acts 11: 19-30. This is the twenty-second sermon of the series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Criticism From Within' based on Acts 11: 1-18. This is the twenty-first sermon of the series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'A New Ministry..But You Have to Wait' based on Acts 9:31-43. This is the twentieth sermon of the series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'A New Ministry..But You Have to Wait' based on Acts 9:19-30. This is the nineteenth sermon of the series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Art Quist teaches 'A Converted Rebel' based on Acts 9:1-19. This is the eighteenth sermon of the series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Unbelief & Unrepentant' based on Acts 8:9-25. This is the seventeenth sermon of the series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Scattered' based on Acts 8:1-8. This is the sixteenth sermon of the series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Violence' based on Acts 6:8-8:3. This is the Fifteenth sermon of the series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Distracted' based on Acts 6:1-7. This is the fourteenth sermon of the series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'The Cost of Discipleship' based on Acts 5:17-42. This is the thirteenth sermon of the 2017 fall series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Art Quist teaches 'Highest Esteem' based on Acts 5:12-16. This is the twelfth sermon of the 2017 fall series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Thou Shall Not Bare False Witness' based on Acts 5:1-11. This is the eleventh sermon of the 2017 fall series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Open Handed' based on Acts 4:32-37. This is the tenth sermon of the 2017 fall series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Asking for Boldness' based on Acts 4:23-31. This is the ninth sermon of the 2017 fall series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Boldness' based on Acts 4:1-22. This is the eighth sermon of the 2017 fall series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Time of Refreshing' based on Acts 3:11-26. This is the seventh sermon of the 2017 fall series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'No Money or Gold' based on Acts 3:1-10. This is the sixth sermon of the 2017 fall series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Standing On The Steps' based on Acts 2:14-47. This is the fifth sermon of the 2017 fall series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Art Quist teaches 'Rushing Mighty Wind' based on Acts 2:1-13. This is the fourth sermon of the 2017 fall series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Art Quist teaches 'Rushing Mighty Wind' based on Acts 2:1-13. This is the fourth sermon of the 2017 fall series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Replacement' based on Acts 1:12-26. This is the third sermon of the 2017 fall series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Real Power' based on Acts 1:6-11. This is the second sermon of the 2017 fall series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Baptism of the Spirit' based on Acts 1:1-5. This is the first sermon of the 2017 fall series 'Called by Jesus, Called...'
Pastor Art Quist teaches 'Final Words', based on John 17. The eighth sermon of the summer series 'Lessons From Jesus'.
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Sabbath and Leisure', based on Mark 2:23-28. The seventh sermon of the summer series 'Lessons From Jesus'.
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Jesus and John the Baptist', based on Matthew 11:1-16. The sixth sermon of the summer series 'Lessons From Jesus'.
Pastor Coreen Fry teaches 'Victory in the Battle', based on Matthew 4:1-11. The fifth sermon of the summer series 'Lessons From Jesus'.
Pastor Art Quist teaches 'Walk in Truth - It Is God's Will', based on Romans 5:1-11. The fourth sermon of the summer series 'Lessons From Jesus'.
Pastor Art Quist continues teaching 'Walking in Blessing - Part 2 ', based on Matthew 5:1-12. The third sermon of the summer series 'Lessons From Jesus'.
Pastor Art Quist teaches 'Walking in Blessing', based on Matthew 5:1-12. Part two of the summer series 'Lessons From Jesus'.
Pastor Josh Palsky teaches 'Learning and Listening', based on Job 32. Part one of the summer series 'Lessons From Jesus'.
Pastor Scott Buck teaches the series 'Paul's Prescription, Hard to Hear, Hard to Take.' This twentieth sermon in this series. 'Wrapping Things Up' is based on 2 Corinthians, Chapter 13.
Pastor Scott Buck teaches the series 'Paul's Prescription, Hard to Hear, Hard to Take.' This nineteenth sermon in this series. 'Weakness Made Strong' is based on 2 Corinthians, Chapter 12: 1-10.
Pastor Scott Buck teaches the series 'Paul's Prescription, Hard to Hear, Hard to Take.' This eighteenth sermon in this series. 'An Apostle - Suffering for Christ' is based on 2 Corinthians, Chapter 11: 16-33.
Pastor Scott Buck teaches the series 'Paul's Prescription, Hard to Hear, Hard to Take.' This seventeenth sermon in this series. 'Dealing with False Apostles' is based on 2 Corinthians, Chapter 11: 1-15.
Pastor Art Quist teaches the series 'Paul's Prescription, Hard to Hear, Hard to Take.' This sixteenth sermon in this series. 'Pressing Charges' is based on 2 Corinthians, Chapter 10: 1-18.
Pastor Scott Buck teaches the series 'Paul's Prescription, Hard to Hear, Hard to Take.' This fifteenth sermon in this series. 'Giving Generously' is based on 2 Corinthians, Chapter 9: 1-15.
Pastor Art Quist teaches the series 'Paul's Prescription, Hard to Hear, Hard to Take.' This fourteenth sermon in this series. 'Titus - A Heart of Care' is based on 2 Corinthians, Chapter 8: 16-24.
Pastor Scott Buck teaches the series 'Paul's Prescription, Hard to Hear, Hard to Take.' This thirteenth sermon in this series. 'Giving Generously' is based on 2 Corinthians, Chapter 8: 1-15.
Pastor Scott Buck teaches the series 'Paul's Prescription, Hard to Hear, Hard to Take.' This twelfth sermon in this series. 'Fighting Without and Fear Within - Comfort' is based on 2 Corinthians, Chapter 7:2-16.
Pastor Scott Buck teaches the series 'Paul's Prescription, Hard to Hear, Hard to Take.' This eleventh sermon in this series. 'Warning' is based on 2 Corinthians, Chapter 6:14- 7:1.
Pastor Scott Buck teaches the series 'Paul's Prescription, Hard to Hear, Hard to Take.' This tenth sermon in this series. 'Now is the Time' is based on 2 Corinthians, Chapter 6:1-13.
Pastor Scott Buck teaches the series 'Paul's Prescription, Hard to Hear, Hard to Take.' This ninth sermon in this series. 'Reaching the Lost' is based on 2 Corinthians, Chapter 5:11-21.
Pastor Scott Buck teaches the series 'Paul's Prescription, Hard to Hear, Hard to Take.' This eighth sermon in this series. 'Eternity' is based on 2 Corinthians, Chapter 5:1-10.
Pastor Art Quist teaches the series 'Paul's Prescription, Hard to Hear, Hard to Take.' This seventh sermon in this series. 'Treasures in Jars of Clay' is based on 2 Corinthians, Chapter 4 : 7-18.
Pastor Scott Buck teaches the series 'Paul's Prescription, Hard to Hear, Hard to Take.' This sixth sermon in this series. 'No Tricks' is based on 2 Corinthians, Chapter 4 : 1-6.
Pastor Scott Buck teaches the series 'Paul's Prescription, Hard to Hear, Hard to Take.' This fifth sermon in this series. 'A Letter From The Heart' is based on 2 Corinthians, Chapter 3.
Pastor Scott Buck teaches the series 'Paul's Prescription, Hard to Hear, Hard to Take.' This fourth sermon in this series. 'What's That Smell?' is based on 2 Corinthians 2:12-17.
Pastor Scott Buck teaches the series 'Paul's Prescription, Hard to Hear, Hard to Take.' This third sermon in this series 'Forgive Who?' is based on 2 Corinthians 2:5-11.
Pastor Scott Buck teaches the new series 'Paul's Prescription, Hard to Hear, Hard to Take.' The second sermon in this series 'He is Able to Comfort' is based on 2 Corinthians 1:1-11.
Pastor Scott Buck starts the new series 'Paul's Prescription, Hard to Hear, Hard to Take.' The first sermon in this series 'I am Innocent' is based on Acts 18: 1-17.
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Into All The World' based on - Matthew 28:16-20. This is the conclusion of the DNA Series - Reach The Lost.
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Hell Will Not Stand,' based on -Matthew 16:13-20. Part of the DNA Series - Reach The Lost
Pastor Scott Buck teaches 'Serving Beyond Self,' based on -Matthew 14:13-21. Part of the DNA Series - Reach The Lost
Pastor Art Quist teaches about 'Sowing Seed,' based on Matthew 13:1-23. This is part of the DNA Series - Reach the Lost