Christmas is the season for hope but God has shown hints at the ultimate hope throughout history.

Christmas celebrates the coming of the Messiah, but the need for a Messiah began long ago.

Guest speaker Roy Mitton from Your Thriving Family ministry addresses the power of words and the effects of the messages we tell ourselves.

Encountering God and His glory is a fearful thing, and yet, for the believer, it is the thing that is most desired.

Learning from the deadly consequences of approaching God carelessly, the Israelites demonstrate the humble and confessional way of getting right with God. Sermon from 1 Samuel 6 and 7.

Which will you chose: the safe and manageable false gods or the powerful but uncontrollable true God?

Just as the Israelites discovered by trying to use the Ark of the Covenant in battle like a secret weapon in 1 Samuel 4, God will not be manipulated to serve our desires.

The young Samuel provides a model for eager and attentive listening to the voice of God.

The instructive contrast between the contemptible Eli and his sons and the young faithful Samuel as found in 1 Samuel 2.

A look at Paul's prayer that the church would act with confident hope in the immense riches and overwhelming power of God (Ephesians 1:15-20)   

Sermon by Mike Doerksen