September brings in a new season and a new school year. It’s a good time to review where you are spiritually. Spiritual growth is not automatic and not by accident. Don’t let your walk with Christ become a routine. Expect the unexpected. What is your dream? Don’t give up on it.

God has placed eternity in our hearts and made each of us with different abilities. We discover our purpose by identifying our passions. In "How to fulfill your purpose" Pastor Max shows us the steps we need to take to fulfill our purpose. God is pulling you to your future but it's not automatic. If you feel you’re not in the middle of God’s purpose for you, its time to take action.

One important indication of how you can discover your purpose is your passion: what are you passionate about? What do you want to do that you wish you could do all the time? When the way God made you converges with your passion, you touch the eternity that God has placed in your heart (Ecclesiastes. 3:11).

When we receive Jesus in our hearts, we belong to God’s family. We have all the rights and privileges that Jesus has as God’s son. We are joint heirs with Jesus. We don’t just share God’s Kingdom. It belongs to us as much as it belongs to Christ.

Everything in the Kingdom of God works on the sowing seed principle (Mark 4). Different soils have different responses. In this message Pastor Connie enlightens us on how we can be good soil, bear much fruit and expect a great harvest.

In Mark 4, Jesus taught a foundational parable called “The Parable of the Sower”. In it, He describes four kinds of soils, or hearts, that yield four kinds of results. Would you like to get maximum results in every area of your life? Locate what kind of soil your heart is, understand and neutralize hindrances to growth, and learn how to bear fruit to the max.

Happy Canada Day! 🇨🇦

Our nation was founded on Judeo-Christian principles, and our motto is “God will have dominion from sea to sea.” (Psa. 78:2). As we celebrate this beautiful holiday, we remind ourselves that in order for us to live in a free, peaceful and prosperous country, we must pray for it, speak to its people, vote the right values and get involved in its life.

God knew you before the world began and He has a plan and a purpose for you: your purpose was on God’s mind before the beginning. (2 Tim. 1:9) Be aware of who God created you to be and choose to obey to God’s wonderful plan for your life: it’s definitely better that anything you’ll ever be able to imagine.

We come to church with two powerful things: our Bibles, and our traditions. Let’s protect our hearts from the wrong traditions and be filled by the Word of God! We have been made clean by the blood of Jesus.

Jesus tells us in Matthew 6:32-33 how not to worry: “Seek first God’s Kingdom and His righteousness.” When you seek His Kingdom first, you turn your worry into faith.

We’re all different, with different gifts but all necessary. We have to connect with people who are not like us. Sometimes, this takes work: some assembly is required. Our assembly point is Jesus.
 

In Matthew 5:38-42, Jesus talks about an attitude of love that is strong and leads to a victorious lifestyle.

Prayer should not be a dead tradition or a boring duty, but fervent and exciting.Prayer makes tremendous power available to us!

Forgiving people when they hurt us is hard to do. This teaching explains reasons why it’s hard to forgive and helps us to overcome the obstacles to unforgiveness. (Col. 3:12-13)

Today we may look at the world and wonder what is going on?

Jesus was clear that no matter what happens, He said, “Don’t worry about it. Don’t be anxious.  Cheer up.”
 

God is active right now to restore peace to us and give us hope,

but He needs people to cooperate with Him.What does He want from us? He wants us to believe that He is the God of hope.

Ask and it will be given, seek and you will find, knock and it will be opened.

God’s grace is provided but we need to show up and take it.

Put God’s word in your heart, where your faith comes from.

Then when you pray you can be fully convinced that you will have what you prayed for

Jesus tells us we can pray for ‘whatever’. This is anything big or small. When you pray, believe that you have received what you’ve asked for.