Sermons

Jesus explained the parable of the farmer scattering seeds about tests of faith and having good roots in good soil. He afterwards told His disciples to come with Him to the other side, yet when their own test of faith came, they became afraid. It seems the soil of their hearts was not prepared. Luke […]

Jesus’ death on the cross appeared to be His final defeat but in the end it proved to be His ultimate victory.

Dr. Stan Helton, President of Alberta Bible College, speaks on Mark 5:1-20

Reflections on Sabbatical and visiting other churches.

Mindlessly marching through the mundane while thinking that God is pleased frequently misses the heart of God. What probing insight did Jesus hope to evoke in his hearers by contrasting healing and killing?

Jesus prompts us to consider not only how we respond to God’s grace but how we administer it to others.

Jesus askes his disciples to make up their minds about who it is they are really following.

This question is not exclusively for Mary, but for everyone who reads the gospel story.

Everyone is looking for something. The question of who/what we are looking for dramatically impacts how we respond to who/what we find.

Implicit in the question is a call to faith in the One who always keeps His promises. Where we find such a faith is often surprising.