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In this message, Pastor Jon Killoran encourages us to embrace the work God has called us to, with the community of faith God has given us.
This message is part of a series studying the book of Nehemiah.
In this message, Pastor Jon Killoran invites us to rise up and pursue our commission to make disciples of Jesus (Matthew 28:18-20) with intention and faith. We were invited into God's kingdom, and we are empowered to keep building it.
This message is part of a series studying the book of Nehemiah.
In this message, Pastor Jon Killoran encourages us to participate in our world's restoration story. Our God restores. His people are people who restore.
This message is part of a series studying the book of Nehemiah.
In this message, Pastor Jon Killoran reminds us to depend on the Lord. Righteousness is only found through Him, and we were made to dwell with Him and abide in Him.
This is the introductory message in a series studying the book of Nehemiah.
In this message, Pastor Coleman Stucke invites us to start this new year devoted to prayer, as the church of Colossae was in Colossians 4:2-4.
Continue steadfastly in prayer, being watchful in it with thanksgiving - Colossians 4:2
This is the second message in a two-part mini-series on the spiritual disciplines.
In this message, Pastor Coleman Stucke walks us through the way of purity, as laid out in Psalm 119:9-16. May we believe and live according to God's Word.
How can a young man keep his way pure? By guarding it according to your word. - Psalm 119:9
This is the first message in a two-part mini-series on the spiritual disciplines.
In this message, Pastor Jon Killoran invites us to pray, desiring the will of God on earth and in our lives. May we access the arsenal available to us through prayer always and and often.
This message is part of a sermon series in the book of James.
In this message, Pastor Jon Killoran discusses patience, and how the joy set before us empowers us to suffer long.
This message is part of a sermon series in the book of James.
In this message, Pastor Jon Killoran reminds us that while life here on earth has eternal significance, it is also short. May we make the most of our time through faithfulness and generosity, building into our true home in Heaven.
This message is part of a sermon series in the book of James.
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Messages from Emmanuel Baptist Church in Chatham, Ontario, Canada.