COG Moose Jaw

What is your source of authority? Your parents? Media? Yourself? With the onslaught of information that comes at us daily, we need to know the truth of Scripture and how it stands up against other beliefs and assertions. Join Pastor Jeremy as he continues the sermon series, Anchored in Hope!

It is said that the most important question we can ask is, "Why?" or "Why do we exist?" COG-MJ exists to be a beacon of faith, hope, and love, so that people can discover their worth to God and their potential to accomplish great things for God.

If you had all the head knowledge in the world, what would you do with it? The Apostle Peter, after affirming that we have everything we need in Christ, gives us seven things we need to do with what we've been given. After all, 'knowledge' is not just information but also how it's put into practice.

What do you want your final words to be? The Apostle Peter begins his final epistle with an exhortation to the Church to live under Christ's grace and peace by loving each other well and seeking to know Him more. A timely word for today!

A highlight video celebrating the baptism service on August 28, 2021

Burger kings says, “Have it your way.” We say things like, “I’m a self-made man.” We like the idea of being totally independent and we have bought into a myth that the key to happiness is independence. But Bible says that the key to happiness is not independence but inter-dependence. We need each other and we belong to each other. God wired you for community, not isolation.

Who is Satan, really?  The Apostle Peter describes him as a lion, seeking to devour whoever does not resist him.  Therefore we must stay alert, stand firm in our faith, and remember his defeat was accomplished by the Lion of Judah on the cross.

Who are you leading? You may not consider yourself a leader, but if you influence those around you, then you are one. The Apostle Peter concludes his first epistle with an exhortation to all of us leaders on the importance of humility, integrity, honesty, and inter-dependence as we lead others during these turbulent times.

Where is God in the midst of suffering? We've all gone through a lot over this past year, but it's still nothing compared to the suffering Christians endured during the time of the Apostle Peter. Peter reminds his readers - then and now - that they can rejoice in God's love, presence, and sovereignty even in the midst of trials, as they are being used to test us, refine us and form us into the image of Jesus.

Summer is a great time for reading novels, particularly those with a great ending! The Apostle Peter reminds us 1 Peter 4:7-11 that the end of all things is near. So let's remain alert and prayerful so that we may love well and serve well with the gifts we've been given, for God's glory and God's story!