Welcome to McKernan Baptist Church! We are glad you have joined us. Today Greg Garbutt, our Adult Minstries Assistant, will continue the summer sermon series exploring some of the "Great Questions of the Bible" by looking at the question, "Do You Love Me?" Jesus asked Peter this very important question after Peter had failed miserably and denied even knowing Jesus. In this context, we'll see that the question is an amazingly gracious invitation. Rather than leave Peter wallowingin his guilt and feeling disqualified for future ministry, Jesus intentionally had Peter face this very broken place of failure in his life and thus find forgiveness and restoration.

Today, we continue a series of sermons looking at some of the "Great Questions of the Bible." In the book of Romans, Paul describes the amazing truth that we are restored to God, not by anything we do, but by what God has done for us. If this is the case, he anticipates the question, "Shall we go on sinning so that grace may increase?"

Today, we continue a series of sermons looking at some of the "Great Questions of the Bible." In Job 38, God asks Job in the midst of his suffering, "Were you there when I laid the earth's foundations?"

Welcome to McKernan Baptist Church! We are glad you have joined us. Today, Pastor Daunavan will continue a summer sermon series on some of the "Great Questions of the Bible." This morning we'll look at the crucial question, "Do You Want to be Healed?" This question may seem like a 'silly' question at a quick glance, but upon deeper examination, IT is quite profound. Take some time to read these quotes and ask the Holy Spirit to prepare your heart for what He wants to do in you today.

Today, Pastor Lyle will continue a summer sermon series on some of the "Great Questions of the Bible." This morning we'll look at the crucial question, "Who do you say I am?" As Jesus asked His first disciples this question, He continues to ask us, challenging each of us beyond casual conversation about Him toward a clear choice concerning our belief in His identity. We'll explore how our response to this question has critical consequences, both for this life and the next!

Welcome to McKernan Baptist Church! We are glad you have joined us. Today, Pastor Lyle will begin a summer sermon series on some of the "Great Questions of the Bible." This morning we'll look at the question, "Where are you?" God asked Adam this question as he was trying to cover up the guilt and shame that resulted when he chose to do what God had clearly told him not to do. We'll see how this question is a powerful example of God's grace that continues to pursue us in the midst of our guilt and shame and invite us into the freedom of His forgiveness.

Welcome to McKernan Baptist Church! Today our Youth Pastor, Dave Schneider, will bring a message challenging us to step into the life Jesus offers. Too often, Christianity is seen as giving eternal life that begins when this life ends. Jesus, however, came to offer life "to the full," and that starts this side of eternity.

Welcome to McKernan Baptist Church! Today Pastor Lyle will bring a message highlighting some reflections on his recent trip to Cameroon, where he and Pastor Dan taught for two weeks at the Cameroon Baptist Theological Seminary.

Welcome to McKernan Baptist Church! We especially welcome all fathers who are with us on this Father's Day. Today, we welcome Dr. Terry Fossen as our speaker. Terry is the Associate Regional Minister of the Alberta Baptist Association. He will draw on the well-known story of the "prodigal son" to show how true courage is revealed in how we love. While this message will have special application to fathers, its challenge to love courageously is a challenge to us all.

Welcome to McKernan Baptist Church! Today we will continue to explore our church's key priorities from a bit of a different angle. Our Young adults gathering, Converge, has been meeting for the last 9 months looking at a very important topic: From the Head to the Heart. Pastor Daunavan will be sharing a bit about what he has learned over this time as well as challenge us to approach our three relational priorities (Growing with Jesus, Caring for One Another, and Reaching out to our Neighbours) in a way that is not just 'head' knowledge; it's knowledge that moves to our hearts.