👉 What happens when you die?
This Christmas season, discover the hope of the Gospel and how Jesus Christ’s victory over sin and death changes everything.
Don’t miss this powerful message about the ultimate purpose of Christ’s coming—to destroy death and create a new, immortal humanity.
📖 “For as in Adam all die, so also in Christ shall all be made alive.” (1 Corinthians 15:22)

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The coming of Jesus to the world marks the end of an age!
It’s the end of the world as we know it. And we rejoice in that!
Understanding the dynamics of this new age is key if we want to fully enjoy the life Christ has brought us!
This Sunday, we are studying Galatians 4:4-7 and learning how Jesus brings the old order to an end.

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🌟 Who are you, really? 🌟
We all search for identity, longing to know who we truly are. This Sunday, discover how the coming of Christ transforms not just how we see ourselves but also how we see others. 🌿
💬 “In Christ, we are a new creation.”
Join us as we unpack the incredible truth of 2 Corinthians 5:16-19 and learn what it means to live as new creations in Christ.

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In a world longing for renewal, we turn to the promises of God in Hebrews 8 and the hope of The New Covenant. What does it mean that Jesus has brought a better covenant? How does it change everything for us today?

Come and explore how the first Advent of Christ transforms our hearts, our relationship with God, and our future.

The dawn has come. Let’s rejoice together.

Today, we are finishing John 4, and we are finishing John for this year. Next week, we are kicking off our Advent Series 🙌🏻

Today, we will discuss different types of faith and examine how the faith we’re called to and receive from God in the Gospel is life-changing.

We hope this sermon blesses you.

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Have you ever felt like God is not near?

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Jesus told his disciples once that he had food they didn’t know about.

Jesus was not talking about regular food but spiritual food. Have you ever tried it?

I hope you enjoy it!

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This Sunday, we continue our celebration of the 507 years since the start of the Protestant Reformation.
We’ll be diving into the book of 1 John once again and learning how to overcome false teachings and the antichrist!
We all also have the honour of having @lucas.cdom bringing the word at our gathering. You don’t want to miss it!

Happy Reformation Day!

Last night, we gathered for an incredible evening of worship and fellowship as we celebrated Reformation Day! We were blessed to be joined by other churches in our city, coming together to worship God and deepen our understanding of the 5 Solas.

Together, we proclaimed Soli Deo Gloria—“Glory to God Alone”—remembering that all we do is for His glory. 🙌🏼

If you were not able to join us, you can listen to the main message of the night, preached by Pr. Johnny Thiessen.

We hope you enjoy it!

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This month, we’re celebrating 507 years since the start of the Protestant Reformation. Over the next two Sundays (Oct 27 & Nov 3), Knox Church will explore key doctrines recovered by this movement.
We’ll be diving into the book of 1 John, starting this Sunday with the theme: “What does it mean to walk in the light?”
One of the Reformation’s mottos was “Post Tenebras Lux”—“After Darkness, Light.” The Reformation was about rediscovering the light of the true Gospel of Jesus!

We Hope You Enjoy It!

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