Fort Garry MB Church - Winnipeg, Canada

Pastor Carl continues our current series based on Psalm 103 called Bless the Lord, O My Soul.  Listen in as we learn what it means to be crowned and sealed.

As we continue our sermon series exploring the theological themes of Psalm 103, FGMB congregant Jon Wagner shares with us about the theme of redemption.

Psalm 103 introduces the theme of healing.  Many have wrestled with what exactly healing means - is it full physical healing?  Do we name our healing and claim our healing?  Or is healing indicative of something else?  Pastor Carl addresses these questions.

Pastor Carl shares with us the second sermon of our series drawn from Psalm 103, touching on the prevailing themes of forgiveness and justification present in this Psalm.

He is risen! 

As we revisit, once again, the rising of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus, may you be compelled to ask yourself the question, "what's next."  

As we experience the death of Jesus through the lens of people who were there, Pastor Carl offers a meditation to remind us of the meaning and purpose of Christ's death, despite its seeming pointlessness.

Our Scripture today brings us to the precipice of Holy Week; Jesus is standing before Pilate, and Pilate asks Jesus, "what is truth?"  

This question - what is truth? - is a question that we as Christians have been asking since Jesus first uttered this question to Pilate.

As we approach Passion Week, our Scripture this week shows us Jesus before Annas and Caiaphas - but despite all appearances, Jesus is not cornered or trapped by the circumstances.  Rather, in this story, we see the another key stage of God's plan for salvation for us.

When you squeeze an orange you expect orange juice.  

When you squeeze an apple, you expect apple juice.  

If you squeeze a Christian, what do you expect?  Is it good?  Is it bad?  How do you respond to the pressures of life when you are squeezed?