Grant Memorial's Bible Studies: Recent Episodes
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Welcome to the Grant Memorial Church Podcast! Here you'll find each week a new episode with a Bible study from one of Grant's pastors. We hope you'll be encouraged by these reflections on the Word of God, and that they may empower you and help you grow in your spiritual walk with God. Visit us at www.grantmemorial.ca or download the Grant Memorial Church app to connect with our Grant community!
This passage illustrates the dynamics of Jacob's family, demonstrating the complexities of chaotic family relationships. Pastor Cam's teachings highlight the dangers of idolatry, emphasizing the potential for misplaced desires in the human heart.Watch the complete service: https://youtube.com/live/31P7c-mmFNMWe would love to hear from you!Instagram: https://instagram.com/grantmemorialchurchFacebook: https://facebook.com/grantmemorialchurchEngage on our website: https://www.grantmemorial.ca
Pastor Steve guides us through Jacob's initial meeting with Laban and his daughter, Rachel, in Genesis 19. Despite the complex family dynamics portrayed in this story, God remains faithful to his promise to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, demonstrating that we can always trust him.
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In this message, Ian Stokes, Director of Church Relations of Samaritan's Purse Canada, reflects on the passage in Matthew 16 when Jesus affirms the construction of his church and how it would respond to evil, fear and despair. We would love to hear from you!Instagram: https://instagram.com/grantmemorialchurchFacebook: https://facebook.com/grantmemorialchurchEngage on our website: https://www.grantmemorial.ca
This message is from the first Vision Sunday of 2024, themed on Volunteerism. Pastor Cam unpacks the orientation in 1 Peter 4:10, leading us to reflect on the necessity of serving and the fulfilling blessing of acting to bring glory to God and show love to others. We would love to hear from you!Instagram: https://instagram.com/grantmemorialchurchFacebook: https://facebook.com/grantmemorialchurchEngage on our website: https://www.grantmemorial.ca
Pastor Cam leads us through the famous Jacob's Ladder passage, highlighting the revelation about the main character in this story: God. God reveals himself to Jacob and reaffirms his covenant to his people, from Jacob to all who accept Jesus as Lord and Saviour.We would love to hear from you!Instagram: https://instagram.com/grantmemorialchurchFacebook: https://facebook.com/grantmemorialchurchEngage on our website: https://www.grantmemorial.ca
Continuing the ORIGINS series, guest speaker Ted Hull unpacks the development of Esau and Jacob's feud by analyzing the absolute truth that, even with all freedom given to us, there are foundational pillars to everyone's life that we should build our decisions around them to pursue sanctification.We would love to hear from you!Instagram: https://instagram.com/grantmemorialchurchFacebook: https://facebook.com/grantmemorialchurchEngage on our website: https://www.grantmemorial.ca
When Isaac was close to his death, he called his firstborn for him to bless. Influenced by his mother, Rebecca, Jacob deceived his father and stole the blessing from his older brother, Esau. Can you point out the heroes and villains in this story? Join Pastor Cam as he examines the scriptures to discern the absolute truth from each character's role in this passage of the book of Genesis.
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In this message, Pastor Cam encourages us to delve into the story of Genesis 26. The story talks about how Isaac, following Abraham's footsteps, decides to deceive others. Despite receiving a divine assurance from God, Isaac allows his fear to take over and fails to have faith in God. However, it's not Isaac's misleading posture that defines this story, but God's steadfast mercy and faithfulness. We would love to hear from you!Instagram: https://instagram.com/grantmemorialchurchFacebook: https://facebook.com/grantmemorialchurchEngage on our website: https://www.grantmemorial.ca
Everyone experiences challenging circumstances that make us feel stuck at some point in life. Pastor Sean unpacks the birth story of Jacob and Esau and how God chooses to use the lowly things of this world to move us out of the moments of 'stuckness' so we can experience his plans and promises.We would love to hear from you!InstagramFacebookGrant's Website
People are imperfect, and so are the human leaders in the Bible. However, in this episode, Cam Stephens reflects on the passing of Abraham in Genesis 25:1-18, concluding that God is the one who loves, redeems and uses sinners. And, like Abraham, our impact on the next generations can and must remain when our time ends on earth.
Who is the main character of the story of the world? Pastor Cam unpacks the account of Eliezer, Abraham's most prestigious servant, to teach us how God, the protagonist, invites us to be part of the bigger picture by playing our tiny support roles through obedience by faith.
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Through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, we have been given a new life, a fresh start, and a chance to begin anew. In this message, Pastor Cam delves into how the resurrection represents the ultimate triumph we all require, and how it continues to provide us with hope and victory.
The passage in Genesis 23:1-20 reports the passing of Sarah, reminding us that everybody goes through seasons of mourning. However, Cam Stephens reflects in this episode that God grants hope and grace to those who believe in Him. And till today, the blessing of eternal life is available to all through Christ.
Continuing the Origins series, Pastor Cam teaches us how the entire Bible points to Jesus. Today's passage displays how much God loves us and wants us to trust him even when the circumstances point to a fatal conclusion. Abraham and Isaac's story also reveals that through Jesus' sacrifice, we all have access to Abraham's blessing.
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We are often quick to turn from joy to fear and pain because we don't set our eyes on the Lord. That may bring unfortunate implications for us and the people around us. In this message, Cam Stephens walks through the passage in Genesis 21:8-34, exploring how God's grace is present amid a situation like that.
The promises of God are truthfully unwavering, and it brings joy to turn to God and live His plans! Join Cam Stephens as he dives into the heartening story of Isaiah's birth, showcasing the faithfulness of God in fulfilling His promises. Discover the profound connections and timeless truths within this biblical passage.
Pastor Steve Bock guides us through the Good Samaritan Parable, highlighting how we should intentionally lift our eyes to see the needs of our neighbours and respond to their needs with a generous heart.
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Pastor Cam leads us through the story reported in Genesis 20, helping us realize how sin creeps into all mankind, trying to get us held to vicious cycles, luring us from the truth. However, God remains faithful and gracious, ready to redeem us from our sins, paying our debt by his love.
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Meet Aaron Pierce, the International Mission Director of Steiger, a mission agency based in Amsterdam. The agency's primary objective is to spread the gospel to young men and women worldwide. Aaron shares how God uses innovative and unconventional ways to reach the lost sheep, especially in a post-Christian culture where younger generations seek answers.We would love to hear from you!Instagram: https://instagram.com/grantmemorialchurchFacebook: https://facebook.com/grantmemorialchurchEngage on our website: https://www.grantmemorial.ca
Sometimes, things seem so terrible that we would like to skip to a better circumstance. This passage in Genesis 19 is one of these times. Although the horrifying scenario reported, Pastor Cam leads us to understand how far from God we are because of our sinful nature in contrast to how infinite and beautiful is God's grace offered to us by Jesus.
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In Genesis 18:16-33, there is a passage that describes the conversation between Abraham and God about the future of Sodom. Pastor Cam analyzes this dialogue to help us understand how our prayers reflect our faith in his goodness and trustworthiness. He explains why we should constantly approach God with gratitude and requests for us and others.We would love to hear from you!Instagram: https://instagram.com/grantmemorialchurchFacebook: https://facebook.com/grantmemorialchurchEngage on our website: https://www.grantmemorial.ca
If you could share a meal with one historical figure, dead or alive, who would that person be? In this extraordinary passage in the book of Genesis, Abraham and Sarah had the unimaginable opportunity to host God himself. Listen to learn how Pastor Cam unpacks one of the fundamental truths reported throughout the Scripture: God desires to be our friend.
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"Simeon knew he could face death - something every one of us will face one day - because He met the One who would conquer death." (Daniel Darling)In this fourth and last song of The Songs of Christmas series, Pastor Cam concludes the Advent season by unpacking the moment when Simeon, a devout man of God, burst into worship when he held the Messiah in his arms. The long-awaited Saviour had finally arrived. We would love to hear from you!Instagram: https://instagram.com/grantmemorialchurchFacebook: https://facebook.com/grantmemorialchurchEngage on our website: https://www.grantmemorial.ca
God's Spirit and God's power did it, which made it clear that your life of faith is a response to God's power, not to some fancy mental or emotional footwork by me or anyone else.1 Corinthians 2:3-5 (The Message)In this third part of The Songs of Christmas series, Pastor Steve exposes the angels' announcement of the birth of Jesus. He unpacks the practical implications of such Good News to our lives two millennia later and how sharing the Gospel is definitely God working on us.We would love to hear from you!Instagram: https://instagram.com/grantmemorialchurchFacebook: https://facebook.com/grantmemorialchurchEngage on our website: https://www.grantmemorial.ca
"And you, my child, will be called a prophet of the Most High; for you will go on before the Lord to prepare the way for him..." Luke 1:76In the second part of "The Songs of Christmas" series, Pastor Cam discusses Zechariah's gratitude to God for blessing him with John, the prophet who paved the way for Jesus Christ. John's mission is shared by every follower of Christ, and it is to proclaim Jesus as the Savior to a hurting and broken world.We would love to hear from you!Instagram: https://instagram.com/grantmemorialchurchFacebook: https://facebook.com/grantmemorialchurchEngage on our website: https://www.grantmemorial.ca
"Mary's experience, which is in one way absolutely unique, in another way is typical of the experience of every believer." - John Stott.Pastor Cam delves into Mary's song, registered in the Gospel of Luke, in this first message of The Songs of Christmas Advent series. He explores the resounding exaltation expressed in the song and how everyone can experience the same awe through the Holy Spirit.We would love to hear from you!Instagram: https://instagram.com/grantmemorialchurchFacebook: https://facebook.com/grantmemorialchurchEngage on our website: https://www.grantmemorial.ca
Even though the circumstances seemed impossible, God reassured Abraham that He would keep His promise and bless Sarah with a child. Pastor Sean helps us to comprehend the intentions of God even when our faith is limited, and encourages us to keep our end of the covenant, as Abraham did.
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For this passage in Genesis 17:9-14, Grant Memorial invited Old Testament specialist Professor Pierre Gilbert, PhD, to clarify one of the most intriguing texts in Genesis.God designed the circumcision to be a mark of his people—a symbol of the covenant that sets Israel apart from the other nations.Professor Gilbert urges us to seek a circumcision of the heart, by embracing the covenant God offers through Jesus' sacrifice, and be separated from the absurd status of the culture of the world nowadays.
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In Genesis 17:1-8, God appeared to Abram to reaffirm His covenant with him. In this passage, Pastor Cam explains how God always keeps His promises, regardless of the circumstances. God promised Abram a land, a name, and a blessed people. Through Jesus Christ, we are now part of this blessed people.
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Genesis 16 marks a significant moment in Abram's life - the birth of his first son. However, the circumstances surrounding the birth were not ideal, as it was not the miracle God had promised him. Pastor Cam highlights the importance of trusting God's plan and not rushing into things without relying solely on Him. It serves as a reminder that we should avoid going against God's will and instead patiently wait for His perfect timing.
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Doubt can protect us from harmful situations, but in excess, doubt and skepticism can take away the joy of experiencing faith and all that God designs for us. Pastor Cam explains how Abram decided to believe in God’s promises, even when he learned that he would not see it unfold in his lifetime.
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In this message, Pastor Sean scours Genesis 14, highlighting the posture of faith, humility and trust that Abram displayed amid times of victory and challenges, bringing glory and gratitude to God.We would love to hear from you!Instagram: https://instagram.com/grantmemorialchurchFacebook: https://facebook.com/grantmemorialchurchEngage on our website: https://www.grantmemorial.ca
Pastor Cam leads us through chapter 13 of the book of Genesis, analyzing how God’s promise is still available despite Abram's previous wrongdoings. Abram’s lack of faith in chapter 12 didn't change how faithful God is. Listen to it and learn more. We would love to hear from you!Instagram: https://instagram.com/grantmemorialchurchFacebook: https://facebook.com/grantmemorialchurchEngage on our website: https://www.grantmemorial.ca
This Bible passage is a particularly strange account in the book of Genesis. Amid a challenging time, Abram decided to take the lead and shift from the path God called him to go. Pastor Cam explores how Abram’s lack of belief teaches us how we can set ourselves apart from what God has designed for us when we forget God’s promises.
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In his message on Genesis 12, Pastor Cam introduces us to Abram’s origin, highlighting why God chose him amongst the people for a covenant that would change the course of history. Surprisingly, God’s choice was not related to Abram’s background but entirely to God’s essence: LOVE. Listen to learn more about the beauty of God’s grace.
Genesis chapter 12 shifts from telling the story of humanity to account for the story of God's people and what God did to fix the mess humans worked on in the previous chapters. In this episode, Cam Stephens expands on the covenant God made with Abraham and how it extends to all His children.
In this message, Pastor Cam unveils the true purpose of God by intervening in the construction of the Tower of Babel. How culture and languages came to be, as God dispersed people among the nation, reminds us of his grace in providing all opportunities for us to come closer to him.
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In this message, Sean Sagert teaches us how mankind finds itself naked with its sin uncovered. However, like the image portrayed by the gesture from Noah's sons, Jesus has offered himself to cover our sins and present us with dignity to God.
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Now what? After more than one year, the door of the Ark was finally open, allowing Noah and his family to step out. Pastor Cam leads us in exploring the text, presenting this new God-given beginning, highlighting the infinite love of God and the consequences of his merciful covenant.
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There is much more in this Bible passage than what is commonly linked to Noah's Ark and the Great Flood. Pastor Cam shares evidence revealing that a Global Flood has indeed happened, but more importantly, how our merciful God is designing ways to show his love and save his beloved creation.
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Listen to this message on Noah and the Great Flood to learn from Pastor Cam's teaching on how God uses the faith and obedience of those who know and trust in Him.
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In this sermon, Pastor Cam reveals the indisputable fact that our hearts have been tainted by sin since the first disobedience in the Garden of Eden. To fully experience the life intended for us by God, we require a new heart, which can only be given to us by Jesus. Don't miss this impactful message from God - listen to it now!
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Pastor Cam leads us through one of the most ignored Bible passages, pointing out 5 theologic points presented in the Genesis genealogy. Listen to this message to learn more about how God invites each one of us to walk with him eternally.
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Pastor Steve unpacks the evil consequences of Cain's sin and unrepented heart by examining the story of Lamech. It becomes very clear how wrong and away from God a man's heart can be because of its sinful nature. Listen to learn how forgiveness can reconnect us with God and his pure designs for the whole creation.
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Am I my brother’s keeper? Mark Dupuis guides us through examining the historical report of the first murder unpacking the universal calling to care, love and cherish one another. Watch the full message here.
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Every choice has consequences. Pastor Richard Quiring unpacks the Genesis passage on the Original Sin, stating the consequences of Adam and Eve's disobedience. This text shows God already seeking his creation and solving a problem man brought upon himself.
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In this message, Pastor Sean unpacks what is at the core of the Original Sin. Understanding why Adam and Eve chose to disobey God is crucial to see our sinful nature clearly and helps us fully comprehend that only God himself could rescue us.
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Genesis establishes the fundaments of the Christian worldview. In the seventh chapter of the Origins series, Pastor Cam unpacks the pillars of the initial relationship, exploring the details of the Genesis text to unveil how God designed completeness for mankind through the community.
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Pastor Cam leads us into the second chapter of the book of Genesis, when God reveals himself as the Creator who wants to have a relationship with his creation. Listen to learn more about how the details of this text at the beginning of the Bible set the foundation of God that we can call our Lord.
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How can you experience real rest in a culture that is hardwired to look busy? Pastor Cam goes deep on the first three verses in Genesis 2 not to state what to do on our Sabbath but to inspire us to step into God's invitation to rest and enjoy what He created.
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This message will help you gain a deeper understanding of the importance of life as followers of Jesus, learning from the details of the divine creation of humanity in God's likeness, also known as Imago Dei. Pastor Cam imparts invaluable wisdom on how we can actively share Biblical truth, throwing light on the confusion established in our present society.
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Although there are different stands on the theological understanding of the first chapter of the Bible, let's not lose the focus that this passage was given to us so we can see how majestic and powerful our God is. Listen to this message from Pastor Cam to have your mind and heart set on worshiping our almighty Creator.
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In this message, our guest speaker is Ahmad Zeividavi, Executive Director of House of Omeed. This Christian organization provides aid to newcomers and refugees in Canada and supports persecuted church leaders in the Middle East. Ahmad unpacks the privilege of being persecuted because of Jesus Christ, even in the Western World. Watch to learn how this persecution occurs and why every follower of Jesus should embrace it and turn it into worship.-We would love to hear from you!Instagram: https://instagram.com/grantmemorialchurchFacebook: https://facebook.com/grantmemorialchurchEngage on our website: https://www.grantmemorial.ca
"In the beginning God..." At the starting point of our journey into the text of the book of Genesis, Pastor Cam reveals how the first four words of the Bible are essential to sustain the core value of faith, the existence of God, who created everything accordingly with his design and purpose. This message will surely help to solidify the Christian foundation within your heart. We would love to hear from you!Instagram: https://instagram.com/grantmemorialchurchFacebook: https://facebook.com/grantmemorialchurchEngage on our website: https://www.grantmemorial.ca
The book of Genesis is a historical book that proposes a worldview based on a God who created everything and wants to have a relationship with His creation. In this introduction to the Origins Series, Pastor Cam invites you to engage with and go deep into the fundamentals of the Christian faith so you can intentionally solidify this worldview in your heart.Watch the complete services atClassic Service: https://youtube.com/live/IupxPa1SrvsContemporary Service: https://youtube.com/live/uqrMx-yof7M-We would love to hear from you!Instagram: https://instagram.com/grantmemorialchurchFacebook: https://facebook.com/grantmemorialchurchEngage on our website: https://www.grantmemorial.ca
In this reflection over Romans 12:1-8, Pastor Steve Bock unpacks to whom every Christian belongs and how crucial it's to live within a Church Community to one's faith.
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The passage in 2 Kings 4:1-7 shows us how the prophet Elijah understood the necessities around Him and how he addressed them in action. This message from our guest speaker Shelaine Strom helps us move our theology from our head to our heart, out to our hands, as we hear practical advice to respond well to the poverty we see in us and around us.
Concluding the Gospel of Mark series, Pastor Cam explains why the later addition to the final chapter is such a treasure. Following Jesus is about believing and obeying amid uncertainty but with an adamant hope generated by faith in our Lord. Watch and dive deep into the last part of this fascinating series.
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The tomb is empty, and death has lost its hold on Jesus. Our Saviour is risen. He is alive! Pastor Cam reminds us of our mission to "tell the others" the truth that Jesus is salvation!
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Jesus' ultimate sacrifice is our only way to not fall in fear. Death has no hold on those who believe in Christ as Saviour and Lord. Watch this message and learn how to live in true freedom.
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"The tearing of the curtain is the great exclamation point of history. Divine justice has been satisfied, and forgiveness is available to all." With this bold declaration, Professor Pierre Gilbert unveils how crucial this passage in Mark 15:38 is to the unshakable truth of the Gospel.
What an honour to host Professor Pierre Gilbert. He specializes in Old Testament and biblical theology at CMU. Professor Gilbert has recently launched a new book: God Never Meant For Us To Die, exploring Genesis 1-3 as a path to understanding good and evil in this world.
Listen to this message to learn how the whole story of mankind is connected to Jesus' sacrifice on the cross.
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Pastor Cam unpacks the unshakable truth of our Saviour's sacrifice: "Jesus' death killed death." The salvific act of Jesus Christ on the cross broke the rules of death altogether. Watch this message to learn through practical and profound concepts why the reality of all existence changed.
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In this message, Pastor Cam helps us understand why Jesus suffered such enormous pain. There was a price that needed to be paid. Watch and reflect on it so you can seize how great the love of God is for all of us.
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In this episode on the first verses of Mark 15, Cam Stephens shows us that Pilate asked the questions the Romans would need to incriminate Jesus, and he wasn't as altruistic as it might look. But the truth is neither Pilate, the crowd, nor Judas is ultimately to be blamed for Christ's death, as Jesus chose to surrender Himself as a sacrifice because of His love for all.
In this passage on Mark 14, Peter denied Jesus Christ just as our Lord predicted. "Our personal weakness needs only the least bit of pressure from the temptation to bring us to our needs." Pastor Sean is unpacking how shame and embarrassment can produce fear and deviate us from affirming our stance with Jesus. However, there is always hope because of the merciful and lovely heart of our Saviour.
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In this portion of chapter 14 of the Gospel of Mark, Jesus Christ was unjustly interrogated and falsely accused by the Hebrew religious leader after being betrayed by Judas Iscariot. However, Jesus was quiet most of the time and decided not to fight, but to stand firm and fulfill the prophecies, only talking to declare himself the Messiah. Pastor Cam unpacks the lesson in this passage for all who decided to follow the path of the true Messiah.
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In this message, Pastor Cam analyses the Bible passage when Jesus is at Gethsemane moments before being betrayed and arrested. With a distressed heart, Jesus is reaching the Father in prayer, revealing to us all His humanity. Yet Jesus has faithfully submitted His will to God. Learn through Jesus' example how intimacy with God through prayer can transform your life.
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Guest speaker Paul Borthwick unpacks one of the most known Bible verses, John 3:16. Take the opportunity here to find a deeper understanding of how God is working and how you can be His partner in spreading the Good News.
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In today's message on The Gospel of Mark series, Pastor Cam unpacks one of the great moments of Christianity, the Last Supper. Join in to have a deeper understanding of how Jesus Christ revealed himself as the Lamb of God even before His death on the cross.
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In this message on Mark 14, Pastor Cam explores the details that reveal how powerful and significant the act of anointing Jesus with such a rare perfume was. Join in and reflect deeply on how we worship Jesus as our Lord.
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The Gospel of Mark series has returned. In Mark 13, Jesus teaches the disciples what is to come, urging them to be prepared. Pastor Cam unpacks with such clarity what is most important in this Bible passage, reminding us that, even though the end is near, we should not be afraid but use the present to spread the Word of Salvation.
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In the last of 4 chapters of the Advent series, Pastor Cam leads the audience to reflect on why real peace is so distant from humanity and that only through Jesus, the King of kings, we have a Way to experience a peace that transcends all understanding.
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In the third chapter of the Advent series, Pastor Steve guides us through the Prodigal Son's parable to find out what sacrificial and unconditional love looks like. God invites you, no matter if you feel far or close to Him, to experience a life filled with endless love. Watch and share!
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In the second chapter of the Advent series, Pastor Cam points out that Jesus is the solid foundation of our joy. Even in times of stress and hardships, a follower of Jesus can rely on him to have fun in the midst of all.
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This is the first chapter of the Advent series named "Where in the World?". Cam Stephens reminds us that our hope has its foundation in the solid belief in the things that are still going to happen. Jesus promised us freedom, joy and peace that cannot be compared to anything from this world. Watch and learn where is hope.
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The Bible's teachings offer us a way to live free from envy, avarice, ambition, anxiety, and complaining. Richard Quiring's enlightening message brings the perspective of Contentment and how to pursue it to your daily life.
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Our very existence is a gift from God and is to be used to give Him glory and advance His Kingdom. As Cam Stephens explores Ephesians 4, he teaches about what the Apostle Paul has to say about the nature of the church and how we are called to give ourselves as part of the body of Christ through serving.
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Jesus Christ is the ultimate cheerful giver. And on this communion Sunday, Pastor Cam taught us how giving with joy can transform our perspective and mindset and open the floodgates of Heaven and fulfill God's promises in your life.
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Throughout the whole Bible, we see laws and ordinances given by God in order to build a relationship with each one of us. In this message, Pastor Cam unveils the specific details of how to create and maintain a life of faithfulness in giving back to the Lord and His church.
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Some attitudes and actions reveal our beliefs and how hard it is for each of us to surrender everything we have to God, especially our finances. In this new series, Cam Stephens inspires us to wholeheartedly give and experience the freedom of depending on Jesus.
In Jesus, we have free access to the Creator of all things. That's the power of prayer and why we ought to be a people who pray! In this episode, Cam Stephens reminds us that no matter what circumstances we are in, God wants us to connect with Him through praying. He hears and loves us and is willing to engage with us as we seek Him.
Jesus tells us in Mark 12:28-34 that if we are to say one commandment is above the others, it is that we, as believers, must love! In this episode, Sean Sagert reflects on the importance of love in the life of a Christian, and as the Holy Spirit lives in us, the love of God must reside in us as well.
Jesus tells us in Mark 12:28-34 that if we are to say one commandment is above the others, it is that we, as believers, must love! In this message, Sean Sagert reflects on the importance of love in the life of a Christian, and as the Holy Spirit lives in us, the love of God must reside in us as well.
The Sadducees were an elite group of teachers of the Jewish law that didn't believe in resurrection, yet, in this passage, they came to Jesus with a wildly exaggerated question about the afterlife. But Jesus made clear their real problem: they were ignorant about the Bible. In this episode, Cam Stephens reflects that resurrection is the Christian hope, and everything in our current life pales in comparison to what we will experience in eternal life.
In Mark 12:13-17, the teachers of the law (once again) plot against Jesus and try to trap Him with a question. In this episode, Cam Stevens shows us how Jesus (once again) wisely turns their question around and uses it to teach us that Christians are called to live the fruit of the Spirit and not a spirit of rebellion.
It's easy for one to get trapped in fear, but that only leads into a path of self-preservation rather than seeking real freedom. In this episode, Steve Bock reflects on how fear affected the religious leaders' actions in Mark 11:27-12:12 and that freedom from fear begins by accepting God's invitation.
Once the disciples noticed the fig tree had withered after Jesus cursed it, the Master reminded them they would always have access to the power of God, even after He wasn't physically present anymore. In this episode, Cam Stephens shares some truths about prayer that Jesus teaches us, including that we must pray big, pray often, and believe.
Jesus' cursing the fig tree and dismantling the trades in the temple is a demonstration that God's judgment will come, and it doesn't rely upon appearance. In this episode, Cam Stephens reminds us that the followers of Jesus must be fruitful, and to do so, they must remain connected to the source of life, which is Christ.
We expect Kings and royalty to use their fancy vehicles for triumphal entrances. But not Jesus, for He humbly chose to enter Jerusalem on a colt as a means to deconstruct the type of King some thought He would become. In this episode, Cam Stephens reminds us that Jesus' Kingdom is a Kingdom of peace, and His conquest went far beyond human realms.
Jesus' healing of the blind Bartimaeus is a very know story in the Bible. But one thing that might pass unnoticed is that though Bartimaeus was the one physically blind, many others were spiritually blind in that situation. In this episode, Sean Sagert shows us the different perspectives on that healing and what's the take out for us today.
Jesus predicted his death a few times in the Gospels, but, at first, even the disciples could not fully understand the plan of Salvation. In this episode, Ted Hull points out that unless God guides our minds to comprehend the Gospel and our main purpose in life, we will keep missing the point.
In Mark 10:13-27, Jesus tells us that no one is good except God, no matter if we follow all existing rules and commandments. In this episode, Cam Stephens reminds us that Jesus is the only way to inherit eternal life and shows us that there is only one "password" to enter the Kingdom of God.
In Mark 10:1-12, once again, Jesus is confronted by the Pharisees with a tricky question—this time concerning divorce. In this episode, Cam Stephens presents how Jesus takes this opportunity to reinforce God's purpose in marriage from the beginning of creation.
In Mark 9:42-50, Jesus clearly states that sin—missing the target—must be taken seriously, for it has eternal consequences. In this episode, we hear Cam Stephens speak about why every Christian must take sin seriously and some resources we have to overcome our sinful nature.
We hear discussions every day about who is the G.O.A.T. (Greatest Of All Time) in different aspects and areas, but what does the Bible say about being great? In this episode, Cam Stephens reflects on Mark 9:30-41 and shows us Jesus' perspective on who should be called great.
Jesus in the mount of transfiguration is a unique event in the Bible, where Jesus shows a glimpse of who He really is and the glory of His complete self beyond His human body. In this episode, Cam Stephens highlights some of the things Jesus revealed to His disciples and us in this particular passage.
Sometimes in life, we go through challenging situations, and it's hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel. In this message, Mark Dupuis reflects on Mark 9:14-29 and reminds us that our role is always to pray and depend upon God to deliver His perfect answer.
When Jesus calls us to take up our cross and follow Him – or in other words, put away our own desires and worldly priorities for God's Kingdom – it might seem like a burden at first sight. But in this episode, Cam Stephens reminds us that those who fight for self will lose it, and those who lose it will find their true self in Christ!
Who do we say Jesus is? After experiencing much of Christ's ministry, the disciples were confronted with this pivotal question by the Messiah himself. In this message, Pr Cam Stephens reflects on the relevance of one's answer to this question.
The healing of the blind man in Mark 8:22-26 is another time Jesus uses a peculiar way to perform a miracle, but do the details really matter that much? In this episode, Pr Richard Quiring reminds us that we must focus on the power of Jesus and in applying the Bible to our lives instead of overthinking the fashion Jesus uses to do His will.
In this episode, Pr Cam Stephens recalls another moment when the Pharisees confronted Jesus because they lacked sight of Jesus' signs. And as disciples also missed the point one more time, Jesus showed there is yet hope for those who sincerely seek.
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Jesus' feeding the crowd gives us a valuable lesson that hospitality acknowledges other people's needs. In this episode, Pr Cam Stephens reminds us that the Christian faith cares for others, and church community doesn't end when we say amen at the end of a Sunday service.
This short Bible passage recounts Jesus' journey from Tyre to Decapolis, stopping by Sidon, an illogical stop in terms of geography. In this episode, Pr Cam Stephens acknowledges the details of this journey and why Jesus might have chosen to make this apparent detour, as all in Jesus' ministry have a purpose for the sake of His Kingdom.
Jesus' response to the woman from Tyre may seem harsh and excluding at first glance, but when we take a more careful look into it, we notice that Jesus was instead being inclusive and loving. In this episode, Pr Cam Stephens speaks about how this occasion was a significant demonstration of Jesus' good news for both Jews and gentiles.
In this episode, Pr Sean Sagert ponders Jesus' position regarding the void religiosity of the Pharisees that attempted to find reasons to condemn Him, making clear that God looks into the sincerity of one's heart above all else.
Jesus passing by the disciples as he walks on water and calms the storm is a massive demonstration that He is God. In this episode, Pr. Cam Stephens ponders that Christ is willing to reveal Himself to His people if we trust that He is in control even as we go through the storms in life.
In this episode, Pr Steve Bock reminds us that Jesus invites His followers to trust in the good Sheppard, offering what we have in our hands and submitting it for Him to use.
In this episode, Pr Cam Stephens reminds us that when we are obedient to Jesus' call, God will not only provide whatever we need, but also we will witness the great things He is willing to accomplish through us. However, this obedience may come at a cost on this Earth, and we must be ready and focused on the bigger picture.
The people from Jesus's hometown, Nazareth, didn't give Him credit He was due, mainly because they were too familiar with Him. However, as Pr. Cam Stephens reminds in this episode, salvation through Jesus is to all.
In this episode, Cam Stephens reflects that faith in a sovereign God gives us hope even beyond what we can see or understand. It can't lean on our desired outcome but on our trust that the will of God is perfect.
In this episode, Richard Quiring helps us understand how God's Power is greater than the darkness. Through the story of the possessed man, we can witness that nothing is too broken that can't be restored by God.
The list of existing phobias is endless: arachnophobia, aerophobia, achluophobia, to name a few. But in this episode, Mark Dupuis reminds us that Jesus teaches a valuable lesson in Mark 4:35-41 - when it comes to challenges that come our way, we should feed our faith rather than our fear.
Why did Jesus use parables to teach about the Kingdom of God? How can we comprehend and respond to the lessons He taught? In this episode, Pr. Cam Stephens explains that we need to put on "spiritual goggles" to understand and apply the truths Jesus introduced to us through those stories.
The parable of the sower presents us four types of hearts that the word of God may fall onto - a hard heart, a shallow heart, a distracted heart or a soft heart. In this episode, Pr. Cam Stephens reflects on their characteristics and the importance of taking the word of God seriously.
Today's passage includes two stories, one where Jesus makes clear that the family of God is as important - in fact even more important - than a biological family, and another where Jesus is confronted about what is the source of His power for operating miracles. In this episode, Pr. Cam Stephens explains Jesus' position and response to those situations and how those stories are connected.
In this episode, Pr. Cam Stephens points out that Jesus' message and ministry impacted the ancient Jewish society that no one would stay indifferent to Him. People would either follow or plot against Jesus, as the life of Jesus demands a response, one way or another.
What exactly was the Sabbath according to the Jewish law? Did Jesus break the law by not observing the Sabbath? In this episode, Pr. Cam Stephens reflects on the purpose of the Sabbath and Jesus' attitude regarding it.
In this episode, Pr. Cam Stephens explores how Jesus came as a 'new wine that shouldn't be poured in old wineskins.' Jesus came to fulfill the old law that the Jews followed, but He ought to be celebrated as the good news of salvation that He brought.
In today's episode, Grant's Ministry Pastor Steve Bock explores this passage where Jesus once again makes clear that He is not concerned about His social reputation. Instead, He chooses to prioritize His mission and dine with sinners and tax collectors.
In today's episode, Cam Stephens guides us in reflecting that Jesus can do all kinds of miracles, changing our circumstances, identity and purpose if we take a step of faith toward Him.
In today's passage, a leper healed by Christ disobeyed the Master's advice, and that disobedience cost Jesus a lot. But don't we often do the same, follow our own thoughts, and do what we believe is the best? In this episode, Cam Stephens reflects on that story and the lessons we must apply to our lives.
Jesus was a rabbi like no other in His time, one that came with brand new teaching. In this episode, Cam Stephens explores how and why Jesus shook off the ancient Jewish society with His speeches and, mainly, His authority.
Unlike other rabbis in the ancient Jewish world, Jesus called his disciples instead of having them apply for that position. In this message, Cam Stephens explains why Jesus' calling was and still is so unique, powerful and life-changing.
In this episode, Pr. Cam Stephens explores the titles attributed to Jesus in the Gospel of Mark, and we experience the initiation of Jesus’ ministry, through his baptism and temptation in the desert.
Did you know that The Gospel of Mark was the first Gospel to be written and that it created a brand new genre of literature? In this episode, Pr. Cam Stephens kicks off a new sermon series on the Gospel of Mark, explaining the context in which it was written and the reasons why this book was and still is so relevant for Christians.
In this episode, our guest speaker Doug Tiffin brings up a compelling lesson: there is no such thing as big forgiveness or little forgiveness. As Jesus teaches us in Luke 7:36-50, everyone needs forgiveness just the same, and it can only be found in Him.
In this episode, Cam Stephens tells why our mission as a church is to go and share the Gospel - or the good news - with the ones around us.
The new life of a Christian begins with their conversion to Christ, but as time goes by, God invites us to keep growing in our faith. In this episode, Cam Stephens tells us why growth is so significant to us as children of God, to the point that it is part of our new vision as a church.
To gather is a crucial element for a church community, as Jesus and the apostles gave specific instructions for us to gather together and support one another. In this episode, Cam Stephens goes deeper into explaining why this is part of Grant's vision.
In this episode, Cam Stephens kicks off a mini-series to unpack Grant's new vision: Gather, Grow and Go, for the glory of God.
In this episode, Sean Sagert reflects on the hope we have as a family of God in the midst of uncertainty: persevering together.
Paul wraps up his letter to the Galatians, stating in other words that salvation comes through faith in Christ alone, and we should boast only in Him, nothing else. In this episode, Cam Stephens ends this sermon series remembering that no matter if we go through persecutions or troubles in this world because of our faith, it's essential to stand firm to what the Bible teaches us and follow it.
In today's message, Cam Stephens reminds us of what Paul says about being quick to do good and willing to say yes to the opportunities God lays before us to bless others.
In this episode, Cam Stephens moves on toward the end of the book of Galatians, reflecting on Paul's teachings about showing goodness, gentleness and supporting a person struggling with sin.
Wrapping up our mini-series on the Fruit of the Spirit, in this episode, Cam Stephens leads us in a study about self-control, the last characteristic mentioned in Galatians 3:22-23.
In this episode, Sean Sagert guides us to understand that the master model of being gentle is the Lamb, Jesus Christ. Therefore, only the Holy Spirit can lead us to manifest this characteristic genuinely.
Faithfulness is a virtue broadly mentioned in the Scriptures. In today's episode, Richard Quiring explores some of the aspects of this element of the Fruit of the Spirit.
'Good' is a word we use every day in a multitude of contexts. Amid all that, we say that God is good, but what does that mean? In today's episode, Dom Gibson speaks on the goodness of God and what 'good' means in the context of the Fruit of the Spirit.
Kindness derives from the word 'kind.' Thus, we can note beforehand that it has a lot to do with how we see and treat people of our kind. And that's the characteristic Cam Stephens guides us in studying in this episode.
In this episode, Cam Stephens reminds us that patience goes way beyond rolling our thumbs while waiting for our streaming service to load some content. This characteristic of the Fruit of the Spirit has more to do with being graceful and patient with ourselves, God and others.
In this episode, Cam Stephens reminds us that growing fruit is a process that takes time and isn't an instant event. We also reflect on the peace from God, that God is Peace Himself, and that He calls His people to be peacemakers wherever they go.
Have you ever thought of God as a joyful person? In this episode, Cam Stephens brings up that the Holy Spirit delivers joy to us because of God's own joyfulness.
As we continue to study the book of Galatians, we kick off a mini-series on the Fruit of the Spirit. In this episode, Dom Gibson introduces the complete list and speaks about the first characteristic: Love.
In this message, Steve Bock reminds us that the desires of the flesh in our lives are indicators of our dependence on Christ and the Holy Spirit to work on our motives.
In this episode, Cam Stephens reflects on what to do with the freedom salvation in Christ grants us.
"Remember who you are!" Borrowing this iconic line from The Lion King and bringing it to the Christian context, in this message, Cam Stephens reminds us how important it is to know who we are as God's children, despite all else.
What is the Law? In this message, Cam Stephens reflects on the answer to that question.
In this message, Dom Gibson focuses on one of the pillars of the Reformation: that Salvation comes from faith in Christ alone. Abraham is a significant reference to how faith matters to God from the beginning of times.
In this message, Cam Stephens reflects on Paul's argument and how he defends that there's nothing we can do to earn Salvation. For it is entirely by God's grace, through Christ's sacrifice, that we've been redeemed.
In this episode, Cam Stephens reflects on Paul's authority and some important topics that we should focus on as Christians.
We hear a lot about the apostle Paul and his ministry, but who was he? In this episode, Cam speaks about Paul's story and calling from Christ to be His apostle.
In this episode, Cam Stephens introduces Paul's letter to the Galatians, going through its context and why it's so relevant to our church nowadays as well.
In this episode, Richard Quiring teaches about some of God's attributes we can observe in the book of Nahum, one of the minor prophet books in the Bible.
God is at work worldwide, and He's calling His people to take part in this movement! In this episode, our guest speaker asserts that "Missions is not on pause: Go Transform the World!"
In this week's episode, Cam Stephens wraps up the book of Jonah series, now reflecting on the love of God.
In this episode, while focusing on verses 5 to 9 of the book of Jonah, chapter 4, Cam Stephens reflects on how selfishness and victimhood are harmful.
With humanity's sinfulness as the main topic of this episode, Cam Stephens focuses on the first four verses of the last chapter of the book of Jonah.
In this episode, Cam Stephens shares how God's mercy and grace are abundant upon humankind from the beginning, as he goes through Jonah chapter 3, especially verses 7-10.
In this episode, Cam Stephens addresses Jonah 3:1-6, as he speaks about the lessons about Evangelism we can extract from that passage.
Moving forward in this series to the second chapter of the book of Jonah, Dom Gibson shares how God is abundant in grace and mercy.
In this episode, in concluding chapter one of the book of Jonah, Cam Stephens studies Identity and Otherness in Jonah's context.
Cam Stephens moves forward on the first chapter of the book of Jonah, reflecting on verses 4-6 about the sovereignty of God.
Cam Stephens reflects about following God's will/word as we start digging in the first chapter of the book of Jonah, verses 1-3.
Cam Stephens begins our series on the book of Jonah.
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Our guest speaker Thom Van Dycke shares with us how a healthy understanding of scripture can shape our response to the child welfare system.
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Week 14 on our 1 John series and the fourth Sunday of Advent, JOY.
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Week 13 on our 1 John series and the third Sunday of Advent, HOPE.
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Week 12 on our 1 John series and the second Sunday of Advent.
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Week 11 on our 1 John series and the first Sunday of Advent.
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Week 10 on our 1 John series. Cam Stephens speaks on this week's verses. Next week we continue into Advent.
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Week 9 on our 1 John series. Cam Stephens speaks on this week's verses.
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Week 8 on our 1 John series. Dom Gibson walks through this week's verses.
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Week 7 on our 1 John series. Cam Stephens walks through this week's verses.
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Week 6 on our 1 John series. Cam Stephens walks through this week's verses.
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Cam Stephens continues our series on 1 John as we enter week 5.
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Richard Quiring shares with us during Week 4 of our series on 1 John.
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Cam Stephens walks us through Week 3 of our series on 1 John.
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Cam Stephens walks us through Week 2 of our series on 1 John.
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Cam Stephens begins our series on 1 John.
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