We have a guest speaker at The Father’s House today. Bill Brown is an 87 year-old missionary and apostolic leader who has ministered in dozens of nations for over 70 years, leading and facilitating missions projects, church plants, pastors conferences, and ministry education programs. Reflecting on his life and ministry, Bill emphasizes the power of God’s presence in all circumstances, highlighting the need to respond to the Lord’s love and leading continually.

The Power Of His Presence | Bill Brown

Some Christians falsely claim that Jesus came to abolish the law, but truthfully he came to perfect its meaning and intention. Its only in a loving and abiding partnership with God that we fulfil the law, and in that same intimate relationship that we are indwelled with His values and attitudes.

The Be Attitudes | Greg Fraser

Lying has become highly pervasive in our culture. We may be tempted to think we are relatively honest people when in fact we are constantly shifting words, withholding truths and “fudging” on details. Its easy to live on an extreme when it comes to lying – becoming comfortable with telling lies or leaning toward legalism and affirming that we must never lie. God’s desire is that we turn to him for wisdom and guidance, allowing the Holy Spirit to transform our hearts and help us with the dilemmas and struggles we face.

How To Live Without Lying | Greg & Mitchell Fraser

Vainglory is the need to be thought well of by others; it is driven by the notion that the assessment of others determines our worth. The world measures worth on the basis of appearance, production, and performance, but God measures our worth in and through His Son, Jesus. Its through an abiding relationship with Jesus that we let go of personal power and relevance and instead humbly and faithfully do whatever God wants us to do, leaving the results with Him.

Learning To Live Without Vainglory (Matty Coppin)

Throughout this series on The Good & Beautiful Life, we have discussed decisions and habits that form Christ-likeness inside of us. This final message will encourage you to nourish an abiding relationship with Christ, emphasizing the need for inner transformation and not simply changes in behaviors.

Living In The Kingdom Day By Day (Tyler Ferguson & Skylar Falardeau)

The Christian life is a communal life, characterized by deep relationship with God and others. The perfect model of community is expressed through the Trinity – which exemplifies unity of relationship between the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The church is then invited into that relationship, enjoying connection with God and one another, while at the same time urging others to come in and join in the same.

The Good & Beautiful Life (Greg Fraser)

We need hope to sustain and strengthen us in difficult times. Hope is a picture of a preferred future. Our hope as followers of Jesus is in the reality of heaven. This hope we established in Christ's finished work on our behalf and in his promise to return for us. This hope is what roots our lives and allows us to live with faith and love in our present circumstances.

The Hopeful Community | Greg Fraser

In order to understand the reason for being water baptised, it is important to carefully consider what the Bible says about it: Jesus himself was baptised. He was not a sinner, yet he humbled himself in obedience to identify with us and give us an example to follow.

Baptism Sunday | Greg Fraser

God loves nations. There is a unique quality and calling upon each one. We believe this is true for Canada.  We also believe that God’s plan and purpose for our nation requires us to see Jesus and to reflect him to those around us. Let’s pray for eyes that see, ears that hear, and hearts that receive and respond to God!

Canada Day: Revealing Jesus | Greg Fraser

Focusing on the life story of Philip the Evangelist and especially focusing on his encounter with the Ethiopian Eunuch in Acts 8, Dr. Daniel King shares an encouraging message about evangelism and how God is calling each of us to respond with our lives in the same way.

Jesus Changes Everything | Daniel King

We may have a good handle on the doctrine of Jesus, but fully understanding
worship, the heart of it, is to understand and enjoy intimacy with him. To be in proximity to God is to understand that his sacrifice, sending his son Jesus...it was enough, more than enough. And choosing a life free of sin and shame, being fed up trying to do it on our own, owning up to our sinful ways, offering ourselves up, and then praising him, these are the steps that begin the process of rediscovering what worship is supposed to look like in our lives.

Resetting Our Proximity | Tyler Ferguson

God's love can change the direction of your life. Resetting your hearts is about being open to his love reorienting what you're aiming at, and then making that a continual focus.

Resetting Our Heart | Matty Coppin

In a church where people of various ages, cultures, religious backgrounds, and spiritual gifts gather to worship, preferences and expectations may differ greatly. Diversity can be a wonderful thing, but sadly it can also cause division in community and separation from the worship that God desires. Join us for today’s message as Pastor Hayward Eastman outlines what it means to worship in Spirit and in truth, and as he encourages followers of Jesus to keep personal preferences in check and to worship in a way that honours God and others.

Resetting Our Preferences | Hayward Eastman

God created you with a unique personality and spiritual temperament, which makes you gravitate toward certain worship expressions. God wants you to feel free to love him according to the way he made you. Today’s message will describe five ways that followers of Jesus relate to God and how to use those expressions to draw close to him.

Resetting our Expressions | Peter Visscher

God created you with a unique personality and spiritual temperament, which makes you gravitate toward certain worship expressions. God wants you to feel free to love him according to the way he made you. Today’s message is the second part of a two-part series on worship activities that followers of Jesus enjoy. Today’s message will focus on expressions commonly seen outside of Sunday services.

Resetting Our Expressions Part 2 | Peter Visscher

We were created to enjoy an intimate, personal, relationship with God. We were created with intention and amazing purpose. But sin is a destructive power that pulls us away from God and his perfect plan. How is worship a remedy to this problem? Glorifying God is how our image is restored, our relationships are repaired, and how our purpose is redirected.

Heart of Worship | Greg Fraser

God wants to give each of us a heavenly vision. Vision from God is something beyond what we can do for ourselves. The Apostle Paul received a heavenly vision from the Lord, and it set the course for the rest of his life. Whatever may come in this life, we can endure it and flourish if we have a heavenly vision.

Heavenly Vision | Landry Kapongo

Water baptism is an act of faith and obedience to the commands of Christ. Baptism declares that you are a follower of Jesus, and it is a public confession of your faith in and commitment to Him. It is the next step after salvation through repentance and faith and is an important foundation for the Christian life. Join us today as six people affirm their love and commitment to God through baptism.

The Kingdom of God is the place where God dwells and where those who dwell with Him experience the benefits of His rule in their lives. But alongside the blessings of this Kingdom life are a few challenges. It’s not always easy to surrender control and to leave lesser kingdoms behind. This is great tension, but God is with us and helps us as we persevere.

The Kingdom has come! | Greg Fraser

The word “supernatural” means beyond and above the natural. This is where God operates and where heaven and the earth intermingle. God wants His children to live and operate in this realm through faith, daily trusting and resting in His love and plan.

Supernatural | Peter Visscher

The second chapter of Luke’s Gospel recounts the most miraculous birth in history—a story filled with chatter, unbelief, and laughter. Yet one marked by the Holy Spirit’s power and presence, ushering in a new era of grace.

My Fathers House | Glen Forsberg

God is with us through all of life. He either meets our needs or meets us in our needs with his presence. He is the gift that keeps on giving. Today’s message will highlight Jesus’ baptism, showing us where we stand in our relationship with God and how we can partner with him in seeing his Kingdom come on earth.

The Gift that keeps on giving | Greg Fraser

There are experiences in life through which the Father intends to prove and improve our character and faith, but the evil one sneaks in and intends to destroy our character and faith. God’s desire is that we would learn to lean on and rest in him especially when things are difficult.

Overcoming the Enemy | Greg Fraser

Under the old covenant, people knew that when something clean touched something unclean, the clean person or object would become defiled. But in the new covenant, when something unclean touches something pure and perfect, the unholy is transformed and made clean again.

Mr. Clean | Greg Fraser

Most people believe they’re living a good and truthful message. Most will also follow others who embody that same message. Beyond style, preferences, and traditions, is there a tried and true way to identity a truthful message? The Bible embraces differences while providing ways to identify those living the truth of God’s Kingdom.

The True Message | Peter Visscher

Parables are stories that Jesus used to reveal the truth of God’s Kingdom while simultaneously challenging the commonly held views of his listeners. Jesus shared over thirty parables in the first three gospels, but only five are included in all three. Today’s message will summarize those five popular parables, emphasizing that Christians are God’s Kingdom seeds planted in the world.

Kingdom Seeds | Greg Fraser

Hope is not a way out, it is a the way through. It provides a vision of a preferred future and strengthens us as we journey with God and others toward freedom from sin and an abundant life. Tune into today’s message to learn four keys to bearing the burden of hope.

The Burden of Hope | Greg Fraser

What might it look like to have joy - not just happiness, but a deep satisfaction that can’t be taken away? Only God can give the greatest and most powerful sense of joy. That joy doesn’t come from relationships, work, hobbies, or anything in this world. God wants you to have that incredible gift of joy through His Son, Jesus, this advent season.

Joy on the Journey | Stacey Sampson

Every person would love to have a life free of trouble or disturbance, but is that the definition of peace God intends for people? What does peace look like in a world riddled with pain and problems? Real peace is far more spiritual than circumstantial. God wants you to enjoy perfect peace even while navigating life’s greatest challenges.

Pursuing Peace | Peter Visscher

What is Christmas all about? Is there a purpose beyond the treats and traditions we have all come to enjoy? Christmas reminds us of the greatest gift of all – not any particular present, but the presence of God expressed in the arrival of a baby in a manger. The most costly of all loves came down from heaven at Christmas time. This love is for you and for anyone willing to receive and respond to God’s greatest gift.

Christmas Eve | Greg Fraser

The First And Last Resolution | Greg Fraser

2022 is behind us with its personal history, challenges, trials, and disappointments. Let’s carry the good from 2022 and leave the pain behind, committing to pursue the promise of 2023 and all that it means in our walk with Jesus and involvement in expanding His Kingdom.

Vision 2023 | Edward Allan

Following Jesus necessitates a life shaped by the cross, a life that is passionately committed to dying to self and living for God and others.

Cross Training | Greg Fraser

You are not alone. God is with you now and will abide with you forever. He has given you advocates that you can depend on in all of life’s circumstances. The Bible specifically names two advocates and strongly implies a third – Jesus, the Holy Spirit, and the church.

The Advocates | Greg Fraser

Baptism is a public declaration of a new association. It is an outward symbol of inner transformation through Jesus Christ. Join us as we celebrate nine people taking this next step on their journey of faith!

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