Embassy Church

These days you can ask your phone almost anything: how long to boil an egg, how to get a stain out of the couch, which wire goes where in a 1974 travel trailer (still working on that one). The answers come fast and sound very sure of themselves. Knowing what to do with it all when life gets real is another story. In this message, we’ll go after something every student, CEO, mechanic and grandparent needs.

God places dreams, callings and assignments in our lives, but how we carry what He gives us matters just as much as receiving it. Together, we’ll talk about the difference between faith and presumption, success and faithfulness, ambition and obedience, and why we must never become more committed to the dream than we are to the Dream Giver. This message is an invitation back to dependence on Jesus. To trust Him with what He has placed in our hands, remain connected to Him, and believe that the One who began the work is faithful to complete it.

In this message of Disarming Dream Stealers, we meet the one that goes after your wallet, and we find out what it really means to be rich in every way.

We live in a loud world right now: AI everywhere, tariffs, prices that keep climbing. When life gets loud, we reach for whatever promises to hold us steady: more money, more control, the right routines. Those are exactly the places where something quietly comes for your dream. In this message, we meet the three Dream Stealers by name. Come find out who they are, and how Jesus stood against them.

Join this message with special guest and astrophotographer, Clayton Patterson. He photographs the night sky from a backyard observatory he built himself. This Sunday he’ll show us some of his work and share what he sees when he looks up.

Every dream God gives has something that comes for it. Find out in this message how to keep yours.

The purpose of a potluck is not that you feed yourself. Nobody brings everything but everybody brings something, and we get to taste what somebody else carried in. Church works the same way. As we close Homecoming with Taste Purpose, bring your appetite and bring somebody with you.

Someone told me recently they had been coming here a while and still had no idea what half the doors in this building lead to. Fair enough. I have been here ten years and I still find rooms I forgot we had. This Sunday we are talking about connection, and we are handing you something brand new that should make the whole place a lot easier to walk into. Come find out what is behind door number three.

amily isn't just something you're born into. It's something you choose. Real belonging doesn't happen just because you show up a few times. It grows when you decide to stick around, to be known, and to get to know the people around you.

Becoming family begins the moment someone stops being the new person and opens up to real connection. It's when you let yourself be known, and you reach out toward the people around you.

More than friends. A place that's yours.

In Fall, we have our share of grey and rainy days, but watch what happens when the sun comes back out. The colours show up and here is Homecoming. In this message, we kick off a brand new series, Taste & See That The Church Is Good. Over four Sundays, we’ll have four tastes of what the church is truly meant to be.

We’ll start with Taste Belonging, because church was never meant to be an event you attend. It is a place you belong to. Whether you've been away for a while, have never walked through our doors, or have been hurt by church before—this is the message to listen to.