In John 16, Jesus makes the surprising claim that it was better for him to leave his disciples and return to Heaven rather than remain physically with them. This week, we discover why and what the Holy Spirit’s presence means for us today.

In this message on Mark 9:38–50, Pastor Harry Toews unpacks how our daily choices and attitudes directly shape our Christian witness. Discover how reflecting God's goodness protects your faith from losing its flavour and maximizes your mission impact.

Do you have to be good enough for God to accept you? The answer might surprise you. Christianity isn’t about earning God’s acceptance through “being good enough” to balance the scales. It’s about freely receiving what we could never earn on our own and discovering the new life that only God’s grace, through Jesus, makes possible.

Everyone wants to be great. We chase success, respect, influence, and recognition. But when Jesus’ disciples argued about who was the greatest, He gave an answer no one expected.

What is faith, really? Is it just believing harder, or is it something more? In Mark 9:14–29, Jesus shows that true faith isn't trusting in yourself; it's trusting in God. Discover how faith, prayer, and God's power come together when we face what seems impossible.

Seeing Jesus changes people. In Mark 9:2–10, Peter, James, and John see Jesus' glory revealed on the mountain. As God the Father says, "This is my beloved Son; listen to Him," we discover why seeing Jesus for who He truly is should change the way we live.

In Mark 8:31–38, Jesus reveals both who He is and what it truly means to follow Him. This message explores the challenge of recognizing Jesus as the Christ while also accepting the difficult call to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Him.

Everyone today seems to have an opinion about who Jesus is; a prophet, a great teacher, a myth, or an inspiring religious leader. In Mark 8:22–30, Jesus asks a question that cuts through all the speculation: “Who do you say I am?” This message explores why getting Jesus’ true identity right matters, how God opens spiritually blind eyes, and why this is the most important question you’ll ever answer.

Why do we keep looking for satisfaction in things that never last?

Mark 8, Jesus performs another miracle of provision, yet His disciples still struggle to trust Him. This message explores why we forget God’s faithfulness so quickly and why Jesus is the only One who truly satisfies. 

What do you do when God doesn’t seem to answer right away? In Mark 7:24–30, a desperate mother comes to Jesus with humility, persistence, and faith. This message explores how we bring our needs to God, why persistence matters, and how true faith keeps seeking Him even when the answer feels delayed.