Jesus lived in a day when people practiced reciprocity, meaning if someone blessed you, you would bless them in return or if someone cursed or injured you, you would do the same to them. That was also a time where average citizens felt disempowered, vulnerable, and exposed because the wealthy and powerful did not follow the same standards as everyone else. It was into this context that Jesus inserted the Kingdom of God, which invited people, irrespective of their position, to reach for something higher than retaliation and justice, and to bless those who would do them harm.

Learning To Bless Those Who Curse You | Peter Visscher

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)

God wants us to live worry free, being fully confident of his love and care, even while navigating the many challenges of life. Worry often reveals the areas where we are not trusting God. One of the most powerful ways to counteract worry is to identify areas where God has been faithful. Seeing his faithfulness in our past and present gives us the courage to anticipate his faithfulness in the future.

Learning To Live Without Worry (Peter Visscher)

As is tradition, we gathered with Morinville Alliance Church and hosted them in our facility for the first time since moving in last year. Join us for Good Friday.

Good Friday (Lewis Hauer)

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

When we call on the name of Jesus and pray, we are invoking the character of Jesus over our situations. His heavenly power is what we are declaring over every need and circumstance when we call on His name.

The Power of the Name | Coleton Barker

The biblical account of Jesus’ birth reveals that fear played a significant role in the lives of the main characters. Today’s message will focus on the life and testimony of Zechariah, highlighting how he overcame fear and developed faith in waiting for the birth of his son, John, the forerunner of Christ.

Zechariah's Story | Greg Fraser

The biblical account of Jesus’ birth reveals that fear played a significant role in the lives of the main characters. Today’s message will focus on the life and testimony of Mary, a young girl who experienced God’s presence, power, and purpose through her immaculate conception.

Mary's Story | Stacey Sampson

The biblical account of Jesus’ birth reveals that fear played a significant role in the lives of the main characters. Today’s message will focus on the life and testimony of Joseph, Mary’s husband and the earthly father of Jesus, who learned to trust God in the midst of peril and uncertainty. Although seemingly unimportant when compared to Mary and Jesus, Joseph embraced his unique role, fixed His focus on God, and today is remembered as an example of faith and obedience.

Joseph's Story | Mitchell Fraser

Jesus is the light of the world, shining on those steeped in moral, emotional, social, and spiritual darkness. Whether lowly or lofty, Jesus' invitation is for every person to follow the light that leads to hope, healing, and renewed relationship with God.

Follow the Light | Greg Fraser

Today’s New Year’s Eve message will encourage you to clarify the most important things in your life and to let go of desires, distractions, and disappointments that inhibit the fullness of blessing God has for you.

Let Go Let God | Peter Visscher

In today's New Year’s message, Pastor Ed Allan passionately explores how the Holy Spirit ignites a transformative fire within us, urging believers to embrace the divine flame of purpose and zeal for Christ.

Jesus Our Firelighter | Ed Allan

Explore the profound shift from Old Testament sacrifices to Christ's perfect sacrifice in Hebrews 10. Delve into the significance of Jesus as the ultimate High Priest, offering eternal redemption and abolishing the need for continual offerings. Discover the transformative power of embracing the New Covenant and the unmatched grace it brings.

The Superior Sacrifice | Greg Fraser

Hebrews 11 unveils the essence of true faith anchored in God's reality, in transformative life change, and eternal hope. True faith navigates every circumstance — when seeing, when suffering, and when superseding through difficulties.

True Faith | Greg Fraser

The final chapters in the book of Hebrews urge believers to endure trials by fixing their focus on Jesus, while also providing practical guidance for Christian living. Join us as we conclude our series, discovering resilience in faith and virtues that are essential to a Christ-centered life.

Faith Through Shaking | Hayward Eastman

Join our church as we soon begin a 40-day season of collective prayer and fasting. Today’s message will introduce this season of spiritual ascent, as well as outline transformative encounters we see on mountains in the Bible. Together we’ll learn to discern mountains worth climbing—offering intimacy, learning, and growth—and those to wisely avoid.

Standing on the Mountain | Greg Fraser

God chooses people. God chooses you, But we don’t choose God—we choose ourselves. As a result people lose their way—ending up in circumstances, a life and an eternity God didn’t design us for. The Father’s House exists to help people find their way back from their choices and back home to God through the Chosen One, Jesus. Christ. This message will stir your faith to make the choice to believe in Christ and keep choosing Him through all life’s ups and downs.

The Place to Be | Luke Inberg

As disciples, we're called to celebrate Jesus in every area of our lives. Even during adversity, redirecting our focus and attitude toward Christ provides the opportunity to experience hope and assurance.

Celebrating Jesus | Tyler Ferguson

As disciples, we accept ourselves and others while pursuing maturity together. We begin with acceptance because we know that people need to belong before they believe and believe before they become. Our goal is to go above and beyond in honouring one another while being honest about areas where we can grow and mature.

Accepting Ourselves & Others | Peter Visscher

As disciples, we receive God’s grace daily to fulfill His eternal purposes. We recognize that life is best lived in partnership with God, where we regularly position ourselves to enjoy his presence and receive his power.

Receiving God's Grace | Greg Fraser

As disciples, we engage our world by equipping one another to CARE. We believe that every member is a minister, assigned and empowered by Jesus to serve others.  We're convinced that disciples are called to partner with God in making more disciples.

Engaging Our World | Greg Fraser

Palm Sunday celebrates Jesus’ triumphal entry into the city of Jerusalem. A closer look at the crowd, however, reveals that not everyone was rejoicing, least of all for the right reasons. A crowded city is like a crowded soul, filled with varying opinions and desires. It's into such places and people that Jesus peacefully enters, inviting each one to place their faith in Him.

Christ in the Crowd | Peter Visscher

The Father’s House and Morinville Alliance Church have joined together for Good Friday. Today's message from the Lead Pastor of Morinville Alliance, Lewis Hauer, will remind you of the transformative power and presence of Jesus to change everything.

Jesus Changes Everything | Lewis Hauer

Join TFH this Easter Sunday as Pastor Greg explores the stories of Passover and Jesus' entry into Jerusalem. Discover a powerful message in Psalm 24 and receive an invitation to open your heart to the King of Glory.

The Conqueror | Greg Fraser

Youth Takeover | Coleton Barker

In today’s message, we explore the importance of education amidst a changing cultural landscape. Drawing from biblical teachings and contemporary challenges, Pastor Greg emphasizes the partnership between family, church, and school in shaping children's identities and discipleship.

Education Sunday | Greg Fraser

Join us for the opening sermon of our series, "Relational Circles." Pastor Greg emphasizes the importance of prioritizing God in our lives and the necessity of being filled to overflowing with his lavish love.

Relationship with God | Greg Fraser

Today’s message reveals how culture, comparison, conversations, and circumstances cloud self-perception. It will encourage you to accept and appreciate your identity in Christ.

Relationship with Yourself | Peter Visscher

Today's message highlights the significance of life's most important relationships. Pastor Hayward shares God’s intention for family, the powerful of parenting, and the nuances of friendship, all of which play a big part in shaping our journey.

Relationship with Significant Others | Hayward Eastman

The weather is warm, the grass is green, and a new sermon theme has begun! Join The Father’s House for Summer in the Psalms, a series of pleas, prayers, and songs illustrating what life with God is all about. Today’s message will begin study of Psalm 23, a passage beautifully describing the provision, peace, rest, and guidance the Good Shepherd gives to those who follow him.

The Lord is my Shepherd | Pastor Greg

Summer in the Psalms continues with a closer look at Psalm 23:4-5. The Lord is not only our provider, He’s our protector. As we journey through the valley of the shadow of death we learn to be led by our best friend and not by our fears. We experience peace and every good thing as we follow his lead.

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