Are you a consumer or a co-labourer in church? Following Jesus is more than listening to His teaching and agreeing with what the Bible teaches about Him; it means doing as He does, learning by His example and the example of people like Peter, who displayed sacrificial obedience when Jesus asked for help.

In Matthew chapter 16, Jesus promises, “I will build My church...” and He gives us both the ability and authority to overpower destructive realities - addiction, sickness, etc. - and to release Heaven’s reality on earth. To start the new year, Pastor Tim vividly demonstrates how this passage informs all that we do at My Church Winnipeg.

Once again, we welcome the beloved Bruce Ford to share a word of encouragement, inspiring us to move forward in the new year. What’s going to happen in 2019? It’s hard to know for sure… except for one thing: God will be with you! Don’t be afraid to take new territory this year, because everywhere you dare to walk, God goes with you!

Both today and in the time of Jesus' birth, people often miss out on hearing from God because of their limited expectations of how and through whom God can speak. But what if we laid down those expectations and began to listen for God in everything? Learn more about Story In The Stars by Joe Amaral at https://christianresearchgroup.com/about/story-in-the-stars/

Have you ever found yourself forced to choose between terrible options? In those moments it’s easy to let our fears pick for us. But what if we could hear God’s thoughts on the decision?

In the Christmas story, two women - one elderly and one teenager - have their plans interrupted with pregnancies at a seemingly inconvenient time in each of their lives. And yet this happens as they are told they have God's favour. So, what is God's favour for exactly?

The Christmas story begins with a senior citizen, interrupted during a time of worship by an angel telling him he and his elderly wife will finally have a child. It sounds hard to believe, but when God speaks into your life be ready to believe what you thought impossible.

You've likely been on both sides of this scenario at some point: someone lashes out in anger and another is left hurting, with a tainted perspective of the one who lashed out. Jesus teaches that we can't go on with life as normal, especially in relation to God, without pursuing reconciliation with each other. Pastor Tim Crooks brings this reality to life with a stark visual portrayal of these interactions.

Radical Stewardship presents Biblical principles dealing with budgeting, debt reduction, money management, retirement and estate planning. It is a practical, easy-to-understand talk everyone in the church can relate to no matter what stage of life or financial status. Rev. Clarence Mitchell is the Assistant Director of Stewardship for the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada.

Anger is a part of life that we all encounter on a daily basis, but did you know that anger is supposed to have a 24-hour time limit? When we let anger last beyond that, it can become destructive to us and whoever we are connected with.