Resources / Messages

In Luke 15:11–32, Jesus tells one of the most beloved and revealing parables in Scripture—the story of the prodigal son. In this message, Norm Spohr walks us through the younger son’s rebellion, the father’s lavish grace, and the older son’s bitter resentment. Along...

In this sermon titled "The Believer and the Lord’s Supper", Collins takes us through 1 Corinthians 11:17–32 to explore the significance, purpose, and spiritual weight of the Lord’s Supper. He begins by offering context on how the Lord’s Supper is practiced at Westbank...

In this sermon, Collins Peter teaches from Ephesians 6:13–18, emphasizing the reality and seriousness of spiritual warfare in the Christian life. He begins by establishing the context from Ephesians 6:10–12, where Paul urges believers to be strong in the Lord and to...

In this message, Treavor Kamstra continues his series through the book of Genesis, focusing on Genesis 4, which follows the fall of mankind in chapter 3. He emphasizes that sin not only separates us from God but also fractures our relationships with one another. He...

Norm Spohr centers his message on Luke 15, particularly the Parable of the Prodigal Son, with a fresh lens: he invites the audience to consider that the father in the story is also a kind of prodigal—not in rebellion, but in reckless, extravagant goodness and grace....

In this sermon, Rob Brennan walks the congregation through Luke chapter 1 and contrasts it with Luke chapter 24, drawing out the Holy Spirit's work in connecting Scripture across the Bible. He emphasizes how the Bible, although penned by many human authors, carries a...

In this eye-opening message, Treavor takes us deep into Genesis 3 and zeroes in on one of the most profound questions God ever asked: “Who told you that you were naked?” Treavor challenges us to consider: Who are we really listening to? What voices are shaping our...

In this compelling sermon from 2 Corinthians 5:18–21, Collins unpacks one of the clearest summaries of the gospel in all of Scripture. The message titled "War and Peace" draws a sharp line between two eternal realities: living at peace with God or living in opposition...