Episodes

Baby dedication Sunday, Pastor Nathan focuses on Joshua 24:15, where Joshua makes the bold statement that he, and his family choose to serve the Lord.

This Sunday we have guest speaker Andrew Friesen teaching on John 21:15-19, where Jesus repeatedly asks Peter one simple question - Do you love me?

Message from April 7, 2024 - Pathway Church PTBO

Easter Sunday is always a special time. Whether you're a person of faith or not, the fact that Jesus died for us all, and knows us by name is a very powerful thing. In today's podcast, Pastor Nathan talks about Mary at the tomb. When Jesus says her name, her life is forever changed.

Join us for our Palm Sunday service with guest speaker Tim Coles, National Director of Youth For Christ Canada.

Made New - In Peter’s closing remarks we are reminded to hold onto the promise of God and prepare our hearts and lives for Christ’s return. While we await the Day of the Lord, we must rest in the promise of a new heaven and a new earth, in which righteousness dwells. For those who love Christ, there is so much to look forward to.

Our theme for this message is found throughout the pages of scripture. Old and New Testament alike, testify to the reality of Christ’s return as the glorious king that he is. What will that day be like? How should we live in light this moment we are told is coming soon?

This week we continue our study in 2 Peter chapter 2. Peter instructs us concerning false teachers and the means of their deception. Greed and sexual sin are not new strategies, and they certainly didn’t emerge in Las Vegas or the 20th century. These tools of temptation are as old as time, and have been used to seduce people of every generation, by offering what they are unable to deliver.

2 Peter 2:4-11 In this message we will be reminded that God will judge each and every person AND that God will save those who humbly put their faith and trust in Christ.

Did you know that in every group, in every church, and in every age, there are individuals who oppose God's work? In our text this week, Peter is going to remind us of this truth and help us to identify the qualities and attributes of a false teacher. How do we respond? How can we protect ourselves? Buckle up as we learn to discern fakes and snakes.

How can we know if the claims of the Apostles are true? How can we know if Jesus really rose from the dead and offers hope and salvation to all. Is it all just a fairy tale or a myth? In our text today, Peter is going to tell us how we can discover the truth, and where we should turn for the answers we seek.

In this series we are walking verse by verse through the New Testament letter of 2 Peter. In his farewell address, Peter encourages us: to pursue spiritual maturity, to discern false teachers, and to live in light of the second coming of Christ. As we open his letter we are challenged with this question, "are we growing in grace?"

In this series, we explore the power of the lies we believe. We will discover where lies come from, why we believe them, and how to find the fulfillment that Satan's lies promise but never deliver. Today our focus is on our mental health.

We live in a culture that is constantly changing and does not always agree with the truth of scripture. In this message we will ask the question “when should I draw a line in the sand”? If we fail to answer this question, the chances are very high that we will find ourselves pulled away by the current of culture.

As we kick off the New Year, we will explore the power of the lies we believe. In this message series from Connexus Church, we will discover where lies come from, why we believe them, and how to find the fulfillment that Satan's lies promise but never deliver.

The story of the wise men's journey to worship Jesus and experience his presence is not just a story from history, but also a template of how we can personally experience Gods presence in our lives today. God is present with us and available to us today, revealing himself both in the obvious and the difficult to notice. Our drive (or lack of it) to discover and experience his presence will define our experience of love, joy and peace this Christmas season.

Christmas can be such a festive, merry and joyful time. Until it's not. Then nothing makes sense. This week we will explore the idea that God's presence isn't only experienced in the good times but also in the noisy, messy and chaotic seasons of life.

The greatest gift God has ever given to us, is himself. This Christmas we are focusing in on the importance of God’s presence in our lives. If you feel lonely, exhausted, or in need of hope … there’s good news. God is “with us”.

What should you do when you pray and it seems like God isn’t listening? Many of us will be tempted to: give up, to move on, or quit altogether. That is why Jesus encourages us not to give up, he tells us to keep asking, seeking, and knocking. He assures us that our Father does hear us, and we will experience his goodness if we don’t stop praying.

Too many people want to pray, but don't know how. In this message we will learn how to pray using the Lord's Prayer as simple model. We will also learn about 4 behaviours that block our prayers from being answered. Sermon Based Questions: https://shorturl.at/brF78

All around the world, people of faith and no faith alike, turn to prayer. So what is prayer? Why is it important? Is there a right way and a wrong way to pray? In this message series will expand on Jesus' teaching from Luke 11 as he teaches his disciples, and us, how to pray.

Join us for Mission Sunday to hear stories from our local and international missions partners.

Standing with Jesus is never easy. It takes faith and courage to continue standing in spite of the difficulties and opposition we will face in life. In this message we will be reminded that our faith is not a one-time decision, but an everyday decision to stand with Him through the good times and bad.

In life we will be tempted to take shortcuts, but shortcuts always cost us more in the long run. Jesus invites each of us to follow him wherever he leads. It may not be easy, but it will be worth it.