We continue in our series—Revelation, The Unveiling of Jesus Christ. This week pastor Rudi will take us into the letter to the church in Philadelphia, the 6th letter to the churches. Like the other cities, it was full of temples to various deities; at one stage, it styled itself Neo-Caesarea in honour of Rome. Unlike the church in Smyrna, Jesus has nothing negative to say to this church, however, whereas in the second letter there was an unrelieved message of shut doors involving impending persecution, imprisonment and death, here in Philadelphia, we find almost the exact opposite: a message of open doors that cannot be shut. Read Revelation 3:7-13 in preparation for the message and bring your Study Guide to take some notes for MCG discussions.
Revelation: Jesus’s Wake Up Call to a Sleepy Church, 3:1-6, November 1, 2026
We continue in our series—Revelation, The Unveiling of Jesus Christ. This week we move on to Chapter 3 and the letter to the church in Sardis, a small town built on a steep, seemingly unassailable cliff. Yet it was conquered twice in its history because its guards grew complacent and literally fell asleep at their posts. The Christians in Sardis weren't necessarily suffering from a dramatic moral collapse, whether through compromise or the outright tolerance of sin in the church; rather, they had slowly drifted into a deep spiritual slumber. Join us as we hear Jesus call for them to “Wake up, and strengthen what remains and is about to die.” Read Revelation 3:1-6 in preparation for the message and be sure to bring your Study Guide to take some notes for MCG discussions.
Revelation: When Tolerance Becomes Unfaithfulness, 2:18-29, October 25, 2026
We continue in our new series—Revelation, The Unveiling of Jesus Christ. This week we will be looking into the letter that Jesus dictated to John for the church in Thyatira, the 4th letter in the series. As we’ve seen so far, Jesus offers at least one A+ to each church for their faith, walk and ministry, and yet, He offers, “Things I have against you,” to each church as well. Thyatira offers a very interesting counter to what Jesus sees and knows about the other churches in His report card to this church. Join us as we learn how what Jesus sees as the greatest challenge to their current and future ministry, is a serious issue that many churches and their leadership experience to this day. Read Revelation 2:18-29 in preparation for the message and be sure to bring your Study Guides and take some notes in preparation for MCG discussions.
Revelation: Standing for Christ in an Age of Compromise, 2:12-17, October 18th, 2026
We continue in our new series—Revelation, The Unveiling of Jesus Christ. Today, pastor Glenn takes us into the third letter that Jesus instructs John to write, addressing the church in Pergamum. While this church receives one significant "A+" from Jesus, he also has more than a few concerning comments for them. Many questions are raised this week, such as: Where was Pergamum located? How did the church get started there? How was it similar and yet different from Ephesus? And finally, what was the one major issue that Jesus had against them? Read Revelation 2:12-17 in preparation for the message.
Revelation: Conquerors Through Christ, 2:8-11, October 11, 2026
We continue in our new series—Revelation, The Unveiling of Jesus Christ. This week, pastor Rudi will take us into Jesus’ second letter that he instructs John to write to, Smyrna, a faithful church suffering poverty, persecution, and hostility. Christ encourages them to remain faithful, promising eternal life and victory to those who overcome. Join us as we hear Jesus give them encouragement and, like the church in Ephesus, words of correction. Read Chapter 2:8-11 in preparation for the message and be sure to bring your Study Guides and take some notes in preparation for MCG discussions.
Revelation: When a Faithful Church Forgets What it Loved, 2:1-7, October 4, 2026
We continue in our new series—Revelation, The Unveiling of Jesus Christ. This week, we’ll read and hear about the first of the 7 letters that Jesus instructed John to right to the churches in Asia Minor. Up first, Ephesus, the largest city of the seven and the church that the apostle John pastored for the previous 10-15 years before being exiled to Patmos. Join us as we hear Jesus give them great encouragement and praise for the good works they have done and yet, He also tells them, “I have this one thing against you.” Join us as we discover the lessons that we can learn from the church in Ephesus and Jesus’ praises and concerns for them. Read Chapter 2:1-7 in preparation for the message and be sure to bring your Study Guides and take some notes in preparation for MCG discussions.
Revelation: Seeing King Jesus in the Chaos, 1:8-20, September 27, 2026
We continue in our new series—Revelation, The Unveiling of Jesus Christ. This week, we will conclude Chapter 1 as John the Apostle continues introducing himself and describes the day he received his vision from God and Jesus Christ. First, John will tell us who Jesus directed the book to. Then, in this revealing passage, we are introduced to what lies ahead throughout Revelation: incredible imagery and depictions of things that are and are yet to come. Read Chapter 1:9-20 in preparation for the message and be sure to bring your Study Guides and take some notes in preparation for MCG discussions.
Revelation: Behold, Look Up, He is Coming! 1:4-8, September 20, 2026
We continue in our new series—Revelation, The Unveiling of Jesus Christ. This week pastor Glenn takes us further into chapter 1 where John the apostle introduces himself and opens with the several significant revelations of who Jesus is. We also encounter our theme verses for the series—chapter 1:7-8 beginning with how Jesus will appear when He returns, “Behold, he is coming with the clouds, and every eye will see him, even those who pierced him, and all tribes of the earth will wail on account of him. Even so. Amen.”
Revelation: The Unveiling of Jesus Christ, 1:1-3, September 13, 2026
We begin a new series—Revelation, The Unveiling of Jesus Christ. Pastor Glenn has been preparing for this for many months and will begin with an introduction from Chapter 1:1-3. This new series will cover the whole book and over 30 messages. The new Study Guides will be available this Sunday as well, so be sure and grab yours to make notes and prepare for some great discussion and further study in your Missional Community Groups also launching soon. You can also download a PDF version by visiting our website and under 'Messages' select - Study Guides!
What Is The Church? Part II • Ephesians 4:11-16, September 6, 2026
Following last Sunday’s message, pastor Glenn will conclude our two-week series with Part II of “What is the Church?” Last week, we explored the Why: learning that the church was Jesus’ idea! This week, we’ll dive into the Who, What, and Where of the church Jesus promised to build.
What is The Church? • Part I, Matthew 16:18, August 30, 2026
Family Celebration Sunday is here! Join us at 10:00am for a fun service with all-ages worship and message from pastor Glenn on, What is the Church? Part I. Hope you will join us!
Hebrews: Home, 11:13-16, August 23, 2026
We welcome Dave Nannery as our guest speaker. Dave is an Associate pastor at Squamish Baptist who also operates a Biblical Counselling ministry here in Squamish. He will be taking us into Hebrews chapter 11 and what will certainly be an encouraging message about our ‘eternal home.’ Read Hebrews 11:13-16 in preparation for the message.
1 Thessalonians: Honouring Jesus’ Church Until He Returns, 5:12-28, August 16, 2026
We conclude our Summer Series in 1 Thessalonians—Faithful Living Today in Light of Eternity. This week, pastor Glenn returns to close out the series by taking us through the apostle Paul’s conclusion and benediction to the church in Thessalonica, a church he deeply loved. This passage, once again, is a great lesson for the church on how we, as faithful followers of Christ, should live in this world until Jesus returns. We will hear the apostle Paul exhort the church then and to this day, to fulfill the meaning and purpose that lives fully devoted to Jesus and His should look like. Read chapter 5:12-28 in preparation for the message.
1 Thessalonians: Living Watchfully & Confidently, 5:1-11, August 9, 2026
We continue our Summer Series in 1 Thessalonians—Faithful Living Today in Light of Eternity. This week, Nick Koole, one of our church elders will bring the message from 1 Thessalonians 5:1-11. This passage is a great lesson for the church on how we, as faithful followers of Christ, should live in this world until he comes. Just as the early church was encouraged and possibly more so for us today, we are to remain awake, expecting His return any day. Read chapter 5:1-11 in preparation. Hope to see you all at 10:00 AM this Sunday!
1 Thessalonians: The Coming of The Lord, 4:13-18, August 2, 2026
We continue our Summer Series in 1 Thessalonians—Faithful Living Today in Light of Eternity. Pastor Rudi returns to open the Word for us this week and from Chapter 4:13-18. This next passage features one of the most famous prophecies related to the return of the Lord and what has become known as the rapture, those who will be caught up in the air to be with Jesus. This passage will be key to our study in Revelation this fall. Read chapter 4:13-18 in preparation for the message. We hope to see you at 10:00 AM this Sunday!
1 Thessalonians: Walking With The Lord, 4:1-12, July 26, 2026
We continue our Summer Series in 1 Thessalonians—Faithful Living Today in Light of Eternity. Joseph Hutchison, one of our church elders, will open the Word for us this week and from Chapter 4:1-12. In this next passage we hear the apostle Paul’s encouragement to follow the call of the Lord to holiness and love for one another in the church. We will learn that it is the will of God to grow us in our faith, to sanctify us in the Lord. Read chapter 4:1-12 in preparation for the message. We hope to see you at 10:00am this Sunday!
1 Thessalonians: Living in God's Reel, 3:1-13, July 19, 2026
We continue our Summer Series in 1 Thessalonians—Faithful Living Today in Light of Eternity. Once again, pastor Rudi will take us through the next passage in this letter, chapter 3:1-13. The apostle now shifts focus from praising this faithful church and teaching on the Marks of Faithful Leaders to encouraging them to stand firm through the various trials they currently face and those to come. Great encouragement for us today as well! We hope you will join us at our 10:00am gathering this Sunday!
1 Thessalonians: 10 Marks of Faithful Leaders, 2:1-20, July 12, 2026
We continue our Summer Series in 1 Thessalonians—Faithful Living Today in Light of Eternity. Pastor Rudi will take us through chapter 2:1-20 this week, where the apostle Paul encourages this faithful church to persevere until Christ returns by keeping the main thing, the main: the Gospel! We hope you will join us as pastor Rudi unpacks this great message to the church in Thessalonika and to us today as well. Read chapter 2:1-20 in preparation for the message.
Revelation Preview: Remaining Faithful Until He Comes, 2 Peter 3:1-13, June 28, 2026
We conclude our 4-part mini-series titled Revelation—A Preview of The End of History. This week, pastor Glenn will encourage us from the Scripture to, ‘Remain Faithful Until He Comes,’ by living wisely in these last days with joyful expectation and a bold witness. Our purpose for this series has been to prepare us to open the Book of Revelation this September, by providing us with a foundation to better understand prophecy and apocalyptic literature. In this last message we’ll spend time in 2 Peter 3:1-13 and hear how the apostle encouraged and exhorted the church in his day to remain faithful and strong.
Revelation Preview: The Kingdom—Then, Today & to Come, Matthew 24, June 21, 2026
We continue with Part III of our 4-part mini-series titled Revelation—A Preview of The End of History. This coming Sunday, pastor Glenn will take us into what most theologians and preachers consider to be one of the key passages related to the end times and the second coming of Jesus Christ. Matthew 24 opens with the disciples admiring the beautiful Temple in Jerusalem and Jesus’ prophetic words: “You see all these, do you not? Truly, I say to you, there will not be left here one stone upon another that will not be thrown down.” Those words prompted them to ask Jesus questions about when and how the end would come. We’ll look at His answers to them and for us