In this message Simon explores themes out of Ephesians chapter 1. This chapter touches on truths about our identity, belonging and spiritual inheritance. These themes and truths are part of the incredible blessings that God has in store for us when we say yes to following him. The journey for us, as believers, is to live inspired by these and to discover how they form our lives.

Pastor Simon shares on some specific promises from scripture. When we lose hope we be restored by meditiating on the promises of God.

Today, Jonathan shares what it means to have a Pastors Heart.

In this message, Pastor Lizzy shared from Philippians 1 and looked at how Paul loved the Philippian church. As we choose to step in and follow Jesus, Summit will continue to flourish through love, prayer, and unity. 

In this message, Pastor Lizzy examined 2 Corinthians 8-9 to see how two churches responded to the heart and act of financial giving. Through this study, we assessed our current state as individuals and as a church, and we learned that the heart of the healthy is those who give of themselves to the Lord, which brings a natural outpouring of generosity. 

This week, Pastor Lizzy spoke from Joshua 3, and having the faith to step into what God is asking of us. Just like the Israelites did, we will see the wonders and miracles of God when we follow Him and get our feet wet. 

We were privileged to hear from a guest speaker, Simon, as he led us through Psalm 23. We were encouraged that God is our Good Shepherd, and He walks with us through every part of life. 

Pastor Lizzy took time to share with us a bit more of our DNA as a Foursquare church, and looked at how Foursquare Canada works around the world on mission together.

Have you ever played a game of follow the leader? In this sermon, Pastor Lizzy taught on the apostle Paul’s second missionary journey, and how the Lord continued to direct him, even though it was at times in directions that Paul was not expecting. As he faithfully followed the best leader, the Good News spread and many lives were transformed.

In this sermon, Pastor Tyler discusses one of the most underappreciated yet influential characters in the book of Acts: Barnabas. Barnabas was an encourager and believed in people even when they did not believe in themselves. We are all called to encourage and build each other up in the same way that Barnabas did.