In this message, Cam Stephens explores 1 Peter 3:13–17, where the Apostle Peter calls believers to live courageously in a challenging world. Peter reminds the church to remain committed to doing good, even in the face of opposition, and to place their confidence not in circumstances but in the living hope found in Jesus. This passage encourages Christians to be prepared to give a thoughtful and gentle answer for the hope they have, while continuing to live with integrity and faithfulness.As followers of Christ, we are also called to endure suffering when it comes, trusting that God is at work and that our lives can point others to Him through both our words and our actions.Grant Church – Winnipeg, ManitobaScripture:1 Peter 3:13–17Speaker:Cam StephensTopics covered:• Living with courage and hope• Doing good in the face of opposition• Giving a reason for your faith• Enduring suffering and persecution• Trusting God in difficult circumstancesSubscribe for weekly sermons and biblical teaching from Grant Church.#1Peter #ChristianHope #FaithUnderPressure #BibleTeaching #Evangelism #GrantChurch #ChristianLivingWatch the complete service: https://youtube.com/live/sSdwrcgYn5EWe would love to hear from you!Instagram: @grantchurch.caFacebook: grantchurch.caEngage on our website: https://www.grantchurch.ca

n this message, Cam Stephens explores 1 Peter 3:8–12, where the Apostle Peter calls believers to live in unity despite their diversity. Writing to a varied and scattered church, Peter challenges followers of Jesus to be like-minded, compassionate, humble, and committed to loving one another.

This passage reminds us that Christian unity is not based on sameness, but on a shared identity in Christ that shapes how we relate, respond, and live together. Discover how choosing blessing over retaliation, pursuing peace, and aligning our hearts with God’s purposes creates a powerful witness to the world.

This teaching invites us to reflect on the character of Jesus as one of unity, even amid differences.

Grant Church – Winnipeg, Manitoba

Scripture:1 Peter 3:8–12

Speaker: Cam Stephens

Topics covered:

• Unity in diversity

• Christian community and relationships

• Humility and compassion

• Responding with blessing

• Pursuing peace

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In this message, Pastor Cam Stephens explores 1 Peter 3:1–7, addressing the often-misunderstood topic of submission and its place in the Christian life and community.Looking closely at the Apostle Peter’s teaching, Cam unpacks how these instructions were not meant to diminish women, but rather to affirm their value and highlight the radical nature of the early church as a community marked by dignity, honour, and equality in Christ. In a cultural context where women had limited status, Peter’s words point to a transformative vision of relationships shaped by humility, mutual respect, and godly character.This message invites us to rethink biblical submission through the lens of the gospel, recognizing how Jesus redefines power, identity, and influence within His Kingdom.Grant Church – Winnipeg, ManitobaScripture:1 Peter 3:1–7Speaker:Cam StephensTopics covered:• Biblical submission• Christian relationships and marriage• Equality in Christ• Cultural context of the early church• Godly character and influenceSubscribe for weekly sermons and biblical teaching from Grant Church.#1Peter #BiblicalMarriage #ChristianLiving #BibleTeaching #FaithInAction #GrantChurch #SpiritualFormationWatch the complete service: https://youtube.com/live/hN5X3J4X3XsWe would love to hear from you!Instagram: @grantchurch.caFacebook: grantchurch.caEngage on our website: https://www.grantchurch.ca

On Easter Sunday Pastor Cam Stephens walked us through the significance of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, it's implications and how we ought to respond to His grace.Grant Church – Winnipeg, ManitobaSpeaker:Cam StephensTopics covered:• Redemption through Christ’s sacrifice• Living in Christ’s victorySubscribe for weekly sermons and biblical teaching from Grant Church.#easter #JesusExample #BibleTeaching #ChristianLiving #GrantChurch #FaithInAction #ChurchSermon #heisrisen Watch the complete service: https://youtube.com/live/T1RxWzQ7j4wWe would love to hear from you!Instagram: @grantchurch.caFacebook: grantchurch.caEngage on our website: https://www.grantchurch.ca

In this message, Pastor Cam Stephens discusses the importance and weight of Jesus Christ's life and death on the cross and what it means for us and our relationship to God. Pastor Cam Invites us to reflect on the gospel and our posture before God in light of His Sacrifice.Grant Church – Winnipeg, ManitobaSpeaker:Cam StephensTopics covered:• Redemption through Christ’s sacrifice• Living in Christ’s victorySubscribe for weekly sermons and biblical teaching from Grant Church.#goodfriday #easter #JesusExample #BibleTeaching #ChristianLiving #GrantChurch #FaithInAction #ChurchSermonWatch the complete service: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sge9Ip1jq60We would love to hear from you!Instagram: @grantchurch.caFacebook: grantchurch.caEngage on our website: https://www.grantchurch.ca

In this message, Sean Sagert discusses 1 Peter 2:18–25, where the Apostle Peter encourages believers to follow Jesus' example in suffering and victory. Peter highlights Christ as the ultimate model, who endured unjust suffering with humility and secured our redemption through the cross. This passage teaches that faithful suffering is meaningful and can reflect Christ's character. As Jesus' followers, we are called to respond with grace, trust God's justice, and live in the freedom He provides. Through His wounds, we are healed and shaped by His example.This teaching challenges us to see suffering through a gospel-centred lens and to live with confidence in Christ’s ultimate victory.Grant Church – Winnipeg, ManitobaScripture:1 Peter 2:18–25Speaker:Sean SagertTopics covered:• Suffering and the Christian life• Following the example of Jesus• Trusting God in unjust circumstances• Redemption through Christ’s sacrifice• Living in Christ’s victorySubscribe for weekly sermons and biblical teaching from Grant Church.#1Peter #SufferingAndFaith #JesusExample #BibleTeaching #ChristianLiving #GrantChurch #FaithInAction #ChurchSermonWatch the complete service: https://youtube.com/live/5HX90PZIVrIWe would love to hear from you!Instagram: @grantchurch.caFacebook: grantchurch.caEngage on our website: https://www.grantchurch.ca

In this message, Pastor Cam Stephens explores 1 Peter 2:11–17, where the Apostle Peter offers practical, foundational instruction on how believers are to live as God’s people in a watching world.Addressing early Christians as “sojourners and exiles,” Peter calls the church to live with integrity, humility, and honour in every area of life. This includes turning away from sinful desires, living honourably among others, and showing respect to governing authorities—all as a reflection of our identity in Christ.This teaching challenges us to live out our faith in a way that is both distinct and impactful, rooted in our identity as followers of Jesus.Scripture:1 Peter 2:11–17Speaker:Cam StephensTopics covered:• Living as exiles in the world• Christian conduct and witness• Submission and respect for authority• Spiritual identity and daily living• Representing God through our livesSubscribe for weekly sermons and biblical teaching from Grant Church.#1Peter #ChristianLiving #BibleTeaching #FaithInAction #GrantChurch #ChurchSermon #ChristianIdentity #SpiritualFormationWatch the complete service: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFOPP4sRU6M&t=5168sWe would love to hear from you!Instagram: @grantchurch.caFacebook: grantchurch.caEngage on our website: https://www.grantchurch.ca

In this message at Grant Church, Pastor Cam Stephens continues exploring 1 Peter 2:4–10 and the Apostle Peter’s powerful vision of God’s new people. In this second part of the teaching, Cam unpacks how faith in Jesus gives believers a completely new spiritual identity.Peter describes followers of Jesus as a people chosen by God, given full access to the Father, redeemed through Christ’s sacrifice, and now precious in His sight. This passage reminds us that our identity is no longer defined by our past, culture, or circumstances, but by our belonging to God through Jesus Christ.Through this teaching, we are invited to understand what it truly means to be part of God’s people and how this new identity shapes the way we live, worship, and represent Christ in the world.Watch this message to discover the depth of the spiritual identity we receive in Christ and how it transforms our relationship with God and others.Grant Church – Winnipeg, ManitobaScripture:1 Peter 2:4–10Topics covered:• Spiritual identity in Christ• Being chosen by God• Access to the Father through Jesus• Redemption through Christ’s sacrifice• Belonging to the people of GodSubscribe for more biblical teaching and messages from Grant Church.#1Peter #ChristianIdentity #BibleTeaching #JesusChrist #GrantChurch #ChurchSermon #SpiritualFormation #BibleStudy #ChristianFaithWatch the complete service: https://youtube.com/live/AJTUTmzucaYWe would love to hear from you!Instagram: @grantchurch.caFacebook: grantchurch.caEngage on our website: https://www.grantchurch.ca

On this Compassion Sunday, Grant Church welcomes guest speaker Lamuel Enoch from Compassion Canada. In this message from Psalm 5:3–12, Lamuel explores the power of prayer and how God uses the faithfulness and generosity of His people to bring hope, protection, and opportunity to children around the world.Through stories and biblical insight, this message highlights how our prayers and actions can make a tangible difference in the lives of vulnerable children. It is an invitation for the church to participate in God’s work of compassion, justice, and restoration globally.Scripture: Psalm 5:3–12Speaker: Lamuel EnochOrganization: Compassion CanadaChurch: Grant ChurchTopics Covered:Prayer and faith in actionBiblical compassion and justiceChild sponsorship and global missionThe impact of generosityHope for vulnerable childrenSubscribe for weekly biblical teaching and messages from Grant Church, and share this video to help others discover how faith and compassion can change lives.#CompassionSunday #Psalm5 #CompassionCanada #ChildSponsorship #ChristianMission #GrantChurch #FaithInActionWatch the complete service: https://www.youtube.com/live/85Fgrmk36jwWe would love to hear from you!Instagram: @grantchurch.caFacebook: grantchurch.caEngage on our website: https://www.grantchurch.ca

In this message, Cam Stephens explores 1 Peter 2:4–10, unpacking the Apostle Peter’s foundational teaching to the early church about what it truly means to live as followers of Jesus.Peter reveals the powerful image of believers as “living stones,” being built together into God’s new temple. This passage highlights that God’s presence is no longer centred in a physical building but is now revealed through the community of those who belong to Christ. As a chosen people and royal priesthood, Christians are called to reflect God’s glory and proclaim His goodness to the world.This teaching provides essential clarity on Christian identity, purpose, and the communal nature of faith in Christ.Scripture: 1 Peter 2:4–10Speaker: Cam StephensChurch: Grant ChurchTopics Covered:• Living stones and the new temple• Christian identity in Christ• Royal priesthood and holy nation• God’s presence among His people• Foundations for Christian livingSubscribe for weekly biblical teaching and sermons from Grant Church, and share this message to encourage others in their walk with Jesus.#1Peter #LivingStones #ChristianIdentity #RoyalPriesthood #BibleTeaching #GrantChurch #NewTestamentWatch the complete service: https://youtube.com/live/lYFq1fNZKKQWe would love to hear from you!Instagram: @grantchurch.caFacebook: grantchurch.caEngage on our website: https://www.grantchurch.ca