Episodes

God's grace doesn't always seem fair, especially when we compare what we've done with what others receive. In the parable of the workers in the vineyard, Jesus challenges our understanding of fairness, reminding us that eternal life is a gift we cannot earn and that the opportunity to participate in God's work is itself a privilege.

Exploring the tension between discipleship and evangelism, between deepening our own spiritual life and reaching out to the community. What should being spiritually mature look like?

As we look toward Pathway’s future, how do we move from vision to action? In the final message of our Wayfinding series, Pastor Nathan returns to Jesus’ parable of the great banquet and challenges us to consider what might be holding us back from participating in God’s mission. Together, we explore what it means to take our next steps in faith, making room for others to find and follow Jesus.

What does it mean to be a church that makes room for others? In “Us or Them,” Pastor Nathan looks back at the priorities that have shaped Pathway from the beginning and invites us to consider where God is leading us next—not simply for our own sake, but for those who are not here yet.

Before looking ahead to where God may be leading Pathway, we need to remember the One who brought us here. In this Thanksgiving message, we’re reminded to cultivate gratitude, keep our hearts centred on God, and trust Him as we prepare for what’s next.

Faith isn’t only what we believe. It’s what we do with what we believe. One of our elders, Andrew Friesen, walks through Gideon’s story and explores how God meets us in fear, grows courage through obedience, and invites us to take the next step of trust. What might your next yes to God be?

Join us as we celebrate steps of faith on this baptism Sunday and wrap up our 3 week message series called “Faith is”. We’ve learned what faith is, how to get more of it, now we will be encouraged to hold on to our faith and to remember that even though we may fail, our faith doesn’t have to.

If faith is essential to pleasing God, receiving salvation, and living the Christian life… then where do we get it? The New Testament describes people with no faith, little faith, growing faith, and great faith. So what makes the difference? How does faith grow? And is it possible to have more faith than we have right now? Join us as we continue to explore these themes in week two of our series—FAITH IS!

Join us as we kick off the fall season exploring BIG FAITH. When you hear the word faith, what comes to mind? For many people, faith can mean different things. But whatever faith is, it is important enough that the author of Hebrews tells us, “Without faith it is impossible to please God.” So, what does it really mean to have faith? What does it look like to trust God and step out in faith—even when we can’t see what’s ahead? Throughout this series, we’ll discover the answers together to three i...

In Psalm 145, David calls every generation to remember God’s goodness and declare His praise. Pastor Matt concludes Summer in the Psalms by exploring how praise becomes a daily response to who God is through our joy, our struggles, and every part of our lives.

As we journey through life, we will experience highs and lows. Like the nation of Israel in the wilderness, we will sense God’s presence and power one moment, and feel lost in the next. What if we took a step back? What if we could zoom out our perspective to see our life and our world through God’s eyes? This week as we explore Psalm 90, we will do just that as we consider the great Psalm of Moses. Buckle up … the ride home can be bumpy!

What do we do when what we know to be true about God doesn’t match what we’re experiencing? In Psalm 44, we find an invitation to pause, reflect, and trust that our hope for deliverance rests not in ourselves, but in God and His steadfast love.

What do we do when what we know about God doesn’t seem to match what we’re experiencing? Through Psalm 44, Pastor Nathan invites us to pause, reflect honestly, and discover what it means to trust God as our deliverer rather than relying on ourselves.

In week two of Summer in the Psalms, elder Henry Haemel explores Psalm 24 and the procession of the Ark into Jerusalem. Through this ancient song, we’ll encounter the King of Glory and consider the question—and invitation—at the heart of the psalm.

The Psalms are more than a shuffled collection of prayers and songs for different moods. In “Beyond the Shuffle,” Pastor Matt explores their intentional structure and how Psalms 1 and 2 invite us to become rooted in God’s Word, take refuge in His King, and follow the journey from lament to praise.

When life feels stuck, it can leave us wondering if God sees us—or if anything will ever change. In this message, Tim Doremus helps us look to Jesus when life feels like a dead end and remember that God is still present, even when the way forward is hard to see. This message is part of the Jesus Always series from Life.Church. It is recording of a message from Tim Doremus.

Sometimes faith looks less like having all the answers and more like holding on when you’re barely standing. In this message, Craig Groeschel looks at Jacob’s wrestling with God and reminds us that Jesus is still close in our questions, our pain, and our darkest nights. This message is part of the Jesus Always series from Life.Church. It is a video recording of a message from Craig Groeschel.

When life hits hard, it can leave us wondering if God sees us, hears us, or is still at work. In this message, Craig Groeschel helps us look at what to do when God feels silent—and why His silence is not the end of the story. This message is part of the Jesus Always series from Life.Church. It is a video recording of a message from Craig Groeschel.

What if the greatest story ever told is bigger than you thought? It's easy to assume Jesus was only present for part of the story. But in our series, Jesus Always, we'll look back and discover that Jesus was there from the beginning—and that He’s right here, in whatever we’re facing today. This message is adapted from Jesus Always, a teaching series from Life.Church by Craig Groeschel and Tim Doremus.

The story of Naaman reminds us that God often works in ways that challenge our pride, expectations, and desire for control. In this baptism message, we consider what it means to respond to God with faith-filled obedience.

What if it’s not too late? In this Father’s Day message, Pastor Nathan shares from Mark 5 about Jairus, a father desperate enough to fall at Jesus’ feet and invite Him into his home. When everyone else thought the story was over, Jesus stepped in and changed everything. It’s never too late to invite Jesus into your life, your family, and your home.

Did you know that there are levels to generosity? This week we will discover the 5 levels of generous living that can impact others and change us as we live with open hands and open hearts. We can stop where we are, or graduate to the next level of generous living.

What if generosity isn’t mainly about how much you give, but about what your giving reveals? In part two of The Joy of Generosity, we’ll look at how God invites us to move beyond leftovers—whether with our money, time, or attention—and discover the freedom that comes from putting Him first.

What does it really mean to be generous? This week, we begin The Joy of Generosity by looking beyond some of the common assumptions people bring to the topic. Together, we’ll consider how generosity is connected not just to what we give, but to the kind of people God is forming us to become.