Windsor Christian Fellowship

In this message from Two Stories, One Saviour, Pastor Larry Loewen and Noah Quiring unpack the connection between Jonah’s story and the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

In Matthew 12:38–41, Jesus identifies Jonah as a sign pointing to His own death and resurrection. Just as Jonah spent three days and three nights in the belly of the fish, Jesus would enter the grave and rise again, defeating death and bringing the promise of new life.

Through these two stories, we see God’s faithfulness, the certainty of His purposes, and the hope found in Jesus. No matter how far we run or how impossible a situation may seem, God’s story is bigger than our circumstances.

Two stories. One Saviour. The resurrection changes everything.

Scripture: Matthew 12:38–41

Series: Two Stories, One Saviour

Speakers: Pastor Larry Loewen & Noah Quiring

In this message from Echoes of the Cross, Pastors RJ Ciaramitaro and Mitchell Hunter unpack the significance of the Day of Atonement and its fulfillment in Jesus Christ.

Hebrews 9:11–15 reveals the difference between the repeated sacrifices of the old covenant and the perfect, once-for-all sacrifice of Jesus. Through His own blood, Christ secured eternal redemption, cleanses our consciences, and brings us into a new covenant with God.

We don't have to keep striving to earn what Jesus has already accomplished. His sacrifice is sufficient, His redemption is eternal, and through Him we can live in the freedom of a restored relationship with God.

The work is finished. The sacrifice is complete. Our redemption is found in Christ alone.

Scripture: Hebrews 9:11–15

Series: Echoes of the Cross

Speakers: Pastors RJ Ciaramitaro & Mitchell Hunter

In this message from Echoes of the Cross, Pastor RJ Ciaramitaro explores the biblical picture of living water and its fulfillment in Jesus Christ.

John 7:37–44 records Jesus’ invitation to anyone who thirsts to come to Him and drink. Just as God provided water for His people in the wilderness, Jesus offers the life-giving work of the Holy Spirit to those who come to Him in faith.

We can spend our lives searching for fulfillment in temporary things, but only Jesus can satisfy the deepest thirst of our souls. His invitation is to come, receive, and allow His life to flow through us.

Stop searching for what the world cannot give. Come to the Source of living water.

Scripture: John 7:37–44

Series: Echoes of the Cross

Speaker: Pastor RJ Ciaramitaro

In this message from Echoes of the Cross, Pastor Larry Loewen, joined by Joelle & Christian, explores the story of Boaz and the powerful picture of redemption found in his role as the kinsman redeemer.

Boaz stepped in to redeem Ruth and give her a future she could not secure for herself. His story points beyond itself to Jesus, our ultimate Redeemer, who gave His life to purchase our freedom and bring us into the family of God.

1 Peter 1:13–23 reminds us that we have been redeemed by the precious blood of Christ—and that this redemption calls us to live with hope, holiness, and purpose.

Joelle & Christian also share testimonies from their ministry with Seeds of Purpose in Bolivia, celebrating the ways God is bringing transformation and hope to lives through the ministry.

Our redemption is not simply something we receive—it changes how we live.

Scripture: 1 Peter 1:13–23

Series: Echoes of the Cross

Speakers: Pastor Larry Loewen, Joelle & Christian

In this message from Echoes of the Cross, Pastors RJ & Mary Ciaramitaro unpack the story of Rahab and the scarlet cord as a powerful picture of God’s redemption.

Rahab’s story reminds us that our past does not disqualify us from God’s purposes. Through Christ, we are chosen, adopted, redeemed, forgiven, and given a new identity. Ephesians 1:3–14 points us to the fullness of what we have received through Jesus—and the scarlet thread in Rahab’s story ultimately points us toward the saving work of the cross.

God’s grace reaches us where we are, but His redemption gives us a new place in His story.

Scripture: Ephesians 1:3–14

Series: Echoes of the Cross

Speakers: Pastors RJ & Mary Ciaramitaro

In this message from our Echoes of the Cross series, Pastor RJ Ciaramitaro explores the biblical Cities of Refuge and how they point us toward the safety and hope we have in Jesus.

Through Hebrews 6:13–20, we're reminded that our hope in Christ is a secure anchor for our souls. We can run to Jesus when life is uncertain, but we're not meant to simply run to Him when we're in trouble and then leave when the danger passes.

Jesus is our refuge—not just somewhere we run to, but Someone we remain in.

The Cities of Refuge were an echo pointing us toward Christ, our ultimate refuge, hope, and anchor.

Scripture: Hebrews 6:13–20

Speaker: Pastor RJ Ciaramitaro

Series: Echoes of the Cross

In this message from our newest series, Echoes of the Cross, Pastors RJ & Mary Ciaramitaro explore the connection between the bronze serpent in the wilderness and the cross of Christ.

Through John 3:1–21, Jesus points Nicodemus back to the story of the bronze serpent, revealing that just as the Israelites looked and lived, those who look to Him and believe can receive eternal life.

The message is a powerful reminder that our hope isn't found in ourselves, but in Jesus and what He has done for us.

Look to Jesus. Believe. Live.

Scripture: John 3:1–21

Speakers: Pastors RJ & Mary Ciaramitaro

Series: Echoes of the Cross

Joseph's story is a powerful reminder that betrayal, hardship, and waiting don't have to be the end of the story.

In this message from our When God Shows Up series, Pastors RJ Ciaramitaro and Anthony DeSilver explore Joseph's journey from betrayal to glory through Psalm 105:16–23. From the pit to the prison and ultimately to a place of purpose, Joseph's life shows us that God can be present and working even in seasons we don't understand.

Pastor Anthony also shares personal experiences and testimonies that bring a powerful, practical perspective to the message.

Whatever season you're in, remember: God is still working behind the scenes, and your current circumstances don't determine the ending of your story.

Scripture: Psalm 105:16–23

Speakers: Pastors RJ Ciaramitaro & Anthony DeSilver

Series: When God Shows Up

Originally shared with our youth at WCF Youth Summer Camp, Pastor Mitchell Hunter brings the powerful message Fire Fall to our Sunday gathering.

Drawing from 1 Kings 18:20–40, Pastor Mitch looks at Elijah's confrontation on Mount Carmel and the moment when God answered with fire. The message challenges us to stop wavering, choose God wholeheartedly, and hunger for an encounter with His presence.

God is still moving. God is still answering. And He is still calling us to choose Him.

Scripture: 1 Kings 18:20–40

Speaker: Pastor Mitchell Hunter

In Week 7 of When God Shows Up, Pastors RJ & Mary Ciaramitaro explore the story of Isaac and Abraham in Genesis 22.

Isaac carried the wood up the mountain without knowing the full story. His obedience and surrender point us toward Jesus, the greater Son who willingly carried the cross and gave His life for us.

This message challenges us to trust God when we don't have all the answers, to surrender what He places in our hands, and to keep our eyes on Christ.

Sometimes faith isn't about knowing where the road leads. It's about trusting the One who is walking with us.

Scripture: Genesis 22

Series: When God Shows Up — Week 7

Message: Isaac: The Son Who Carried The Wood

Pastors: RJ & Mary Ciaramitaro