Resources / Messages

Treavor Kamstra explains why the resurrection of Jesus Christ is the foundation of the Christian faith. Without the resurrection, the cross would make no sense—but because Christ rose from the dead, His sacrifice is vindicated, sin has been conquered, and eternal life...

Treavor Kamstra explores the biblical truth that Christians are transformed by God's grace, not by striving for perfection. Looking at passages such as 2 Corinthians 3, Romans, and Ephesians, he challenges the idea that our acceptance before God depends on our...

In this sermon from Acts 8, Rob Brennan walks through the conversion of the Ethiopian eunuch and shows how heaven itself is bent toward the salvation of one soul. Using the memorable phrase “the hounds of heaven”, he describes God’s pursuing grace as an angel of the...

Hebrews 12 warns us that a root of bitterness can spring up, cause trouble, and by it many become defiled. Bitterness never stays private. When we fail to forgive, it affects our homes, our families, our church, our witness, and the people God has placed around us....

In this message from Matthew 24, Rob Brennan examines the Olivet Discourse and Jesus' teaching about the fig tree as a sign pointing toward His return. Beginning with Christ's compassion for Jerusalem, the message explores God's continuing faithfulness to Israel, the...

Treavor Kamstra continues the theme of having a real relationship with God by exploring how the Father's love transforms the believer's life. Beginning in Psalm 16:11, he shows that true joy is not found in circumstances, possessions, or religious duty, but in living...

In this message from Mark 8:27–38, Norm Spohr examines one of Jesus’ clearest teachings on what it truly means to follow Him. While many people identify themselves with various labels and traditions, Norm challenges listeners to consider a much simpler and more...

In this message from 1 Thessalonians 1:1–10, Collins Peter examines the characteristics of a church that pleases God. Looking at the example of the Thessalonian believers, he shows how genuine Christians are identified by their position in Christ, their active faith,...

In this message from Matthew 28:18–20, Collins Peter explains the biblical meaning and importance of believer’s baptism. Describing baptism as “a sermon in action,” he shows how baptism visibly portrays the believer’s identification with the death, burial, and...