This morning, Pastor Justin Beesley from HopeCity Fredericton speaks about "Why We Do What We Do."

Today, Pastor Daniel Leavitt continues the series, "1 John: Sons and Daughters," with the sermon title, "Family Rules."

Today, Pastor Daniel begins speaking on the Book of 1 John with the sermon, "Part of the Family."

When prayer doesn’t turn out the way we expect, it can leave us confused, disappointed, or even questioning God’s goodness. In this message, we explore the reality that God always responds to prayer... but not always in the ways we expect. We'll look at the different ways God answers: yes, wait, no, and yes… sort of. Ultimately, we fix our eyes on Jesus, whose prayer in the garden reminds us that unanswered prayer does not mean abandoned faith. Even when we don’t understand God’s answers, His heart for us is still good and His plan is still full of redemption.

In today’s sermon, Pastor Daniel speak about having, “A Lifetime of Prayer.”

Repentance isn’t God pushing us away; it’s His kind invitation to draw near. In this message, Pastor Ryan unpacks biblical repentance as the pathway to deeper intimacy with God: bringing peace with the Father, purity through the Son, and power from the Holy Spirit. A timely call to wake up from spiritual apathy, turn from compromise, and seek the Lord with a whole heart.

Jesus isn’t distant, He’s near, standing at the door of our hearts and knocking. This message calls us out of spiritual autopilot and into real friendship with God, reminding us that intimacy begins when we recognize He’s already reaching for us. The handle is on our side: the next step is simply opening the door.

In today's message, Pastor Daniel is speaking about having "The Power of Choice" as we head into 2026.

In today's sermon, Pastor Dale Riley, from Hope City, speaks about the gift of "Frankincense."

Gold was the gift reserved for royalty: a declaration of power, authority, and worth. When the magi laid gold at the feet of a child, they were making a bold statement: this was no ordinary boy, this was a King.

In this message, we explore the unexpected reality of Jesus’ kingship.

Israel was waiting for a political ruler, a military leader, someone who would restore national power, but God sent a King unlike any they imagined. Not crowned with gold, but wrapped in humility. Not ruling by force, but reigning with truth, grace, and authority over all creation.

We’ll look at the identity of Jesus, the worth He deserves, and the authority He holds... and wrestle with the most personal question of all: Who is really on the throne of our lives?

Gold reminds us that Jesus is not just a Saviour to admire, but a King to surrender to.