Today, we are wrapping up our summer series in the book of Revelation!

For this last sermon, we are exploring the text from which comes the expression Lukewarm Christian,” and it might not be exactly what you understood before.

So, if you are interested in measuring your spiritual temperature (just kidding) and worshipping Jesus, join us tomorrow!

I hope the sermon is edifying to you!

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In our second last sermon in this series in the book of Revelation, we are studying a letter Jesus sent to a faithful church.

What does it look like to be faithful before Jesus' eyes, and what are the promises he makes to those churches who hold fast to what was given to them by Jesus?

I hope the sermon is edifying to you!

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We have three more weeks to go on our Revelation series. This Sunday, we are dealing with the topic of “reputation without substance.”

We live in a day and age in which people are more concerned about what people will think about them and how they look than they are concerned about truly being someone. The appearance became more important than the substance.

When this problem invades the church, we have a church that looks alive but is dead.

I hope the sermon is edifying to you!

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This last Sunday, we celebrated one year of existence as a local church. And amidst an incredible celebration, we reflected on what we should be investing our lives in, if we are truly building our lives upon wisdom.

I hope the sermon is edifying to you!

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Tolerance, in the last decade or so, has gained a new meaning and become an ultimate virtue that trumps all other virtues.

The whole problem with this redefinition is not only the ethical and political issues that come with it, but most importantly, it causes problems in the church and takes into a path that dishonours God and goes against Jesus' plan and desires for His church.

Do you find this conversation interesting and want to learn more?

Today, we are continuing our series on the book of Revelation. We will discuss what we are calling the sin of tolerance.

Tune in to gain fresh insights and deepen your understanding of Revelation.

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Christians, alongside wider society, have abandoned the conviction that truth can be found. And for the sake of “unity” and “love,” we became tolerant of lies without remembering Satan is the father of lies. Jesus calls his church to repent and to know, believe and live by the truth!

Tune in to gain fresh insights and deepen your understanding of Revelation.

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Continuing our series in the book of Revelation, we get now to the second of seven letters to the churches. In this second letter, we learn how Jesus relates to our suffering as Christians.

Tune in to gain fresh insights and deepen your understanding of Revelation.

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Today, we continue our series in the book of Revelation.

We are now delving into the letters Jesus sent to the seven churches in Asia. The first one is for a theologically sound church that resists evil and sin, but that has, on the way, abandoned their first love. And this abandonment of love is a very, very serious issue.

Tune in to gain fresh insights and deepen your understanding of Revelation. For more sermons and information about our church, visit knoxchurch.ca.

Today, we continue our series in the book of Revelation. We are discovering the way Jesus is present in his church.

Tune in to gain fresh insights and deepen your understanding of Revelation. For more sermons and information about our church, visit knoxchurch.ca.

Today, we will pause our Revelation series and dive into the text found in Titus 1:5-9.
We have the honour of having Pr @hild.jay from @fbc_calgary preach at our church. 🔥

Tune in to gain fresh insights and deepen your understanding of Revelation. For more sermons and information about our church, visit knoxchurch.ca.