In this lesson we will learn about the Word of God - the Bible - and how God shared it with all humanity, why we can confidently choose to believe it, and what authority God places on it.
Genesis 1 & 2 - There Is Only One God
The writer of Genesis makes a bold claim that there is only one true God.
God also created everything in the universe including you and men and time itself.
God sets the standard for what is good and evil. He made all things for His own glory and for human flourishing.
ESTABLISH 101 - Intro & Timeline
This lesson discusses how foundational Bible learning is the bedrock to a solid Christian life. From there we begin with Genesis 1:1. God alone is the only one able to tell us the truth about the beginning of all things.
Introducing Genesis
Genesis shows us that an almighty and powerful God created everything--including us. Except humanity chose to rebel against their Creator and thus chose death.
However, God in His grace chooses to rescue these rebels. Follow God's great rescue plan in the first book of the Bible.
Ephesians 6 - Healthy Churches Have Healthy Believers
Healthy churches have healthy believers who put on the whole armour of God to advance the glorious Kingdom of Jesus Christ!
Ephesians 5 - Healthy Churches Reflect The Life & Love of Jesus Christ
For those who place their faith in Him alone, their lives will never be the same and are continually shaped by God to reflect the character of His Son for His own glory.
Ephesians 3 - Healthy Churches Are Ethnically & Culturally Diverse
Learn about God’s growing family from different backgrounds and cultures. He brings together people who have historically been hostile toward each other. He provides unity in the midst of diversity because of what Christ accomplished on the cross on behalf of sinners.
Ephesians 3 shows us that the church reflects God’s graciousness and mercy toward all people groups.
We are united by faith in the One True God.
Ephesians 2 - Healthy Churches Emphasize Salvation By Grace Through Faith
Learn about God’s unmerited grace toward saving sinners. He graciously provides freedom from His wrath by sending His Son to pay the penalty on our behalf.
Ephesians 2 shows us that we are saved by grace through faith alone. We cannot earn it.
We simply receive God’s grace by faith.
Ephesians 1 - Healthy Churches Are Christ Centred
Listen to the launch of our new series through the Apostle Paul's letter to the Ephesians. We are exploring the idea of “Growing Healthy Churches That Transform Communities”.
Too often churches focus on secondary matters. Paul exalts Christ above all things and shows us that our lives and everything in the universe belongs to an infinitely worthy Saviour!
Riverside Worship - No Greater Hope
Our greatest hope and satisfaction is found in Jesus Christ. Ultimately, nothing else will satisfy. Jesus claims to be "living water" and the one true God. Place your faith in a living Savior. Place your hope in Jesus Christ alone.
This message was preached in the open air behind the Kwanlin Dun Cultural Centre.
(Part 4 of 4) Matthew 28:18-20 - The Future Of Church Planting In The Yukon
Jesus Christ commissions us to make disciples of the whole world! What an amazing, yet impossible task. But be encouraged for He is with you every step of the way.
(Part 3 of 4) Matthew 28:18-20 - The Future Of Church Planting In The Yukon
What does it mean to make disciples in the North? Listen to Derek Baker as he shares with us some practical ways to make disciples in everyday life.
(Part 2 of 4) Matthew 28:18-20 - The Future Of Church Planting In The Yukon
Ethnos missionary Brent Ristau shares with us how to make disciples in everyday life.
(Part 1 of 4) Matthew 28:18-20 - The Future Of Church Planting In The Yukon
Listen to our 4-week series on The Great Commission. This week we examine the motivation behind fulfilling the Great Commission.
Next Three Weeks:
July 21 - Brent Ristau, Ethnos Canada (Church Engagement)
July 28 - Derek Baker, SEND International
Aug. 4 - Tony Ens, Northern Canada Evangelical Mission
Acts 27 & 28 - The Unstoppable Gospel
Listen online to the conclusion of our series through the book of Acts (How God Is Turning The World Upside Down).
Our journey through this book shows us how the gospel is spread to the ends of the earth. It continues to transform lives in Whitehorse and beyond...there is no stopping God’s glorious purposes for humanity.
God invites all of us to join His unstoppable work. We all have a role to play.
The book of Acts continues with us...
Acts 25 & 26 - Ordinary People In The Hands Of An Extraordinary God
Hear about how God is in complete and absolute control of everything that happens in our world.
This is a profound yet mysterious truth.
He chooses to use ordinary people to fulfill His own purposes—to glorify Himself.
There’s nothing that can stop God’s plans. And in the case of the Apostle Paul (and millions of Christians around the world), neither can torture, imprisonment, or even death.
Acts 24 - True Saving Faith
People enter Heaven because they have placed their faith in Jesus Christ alone. Jesus paid for our sins. He exchanges our unrighteousness for His righteousness. There is nothing we can do to save ourselves from the wrath of God. Only Jesus can do that. Only Jesus can save us. Place your faith in Him alone.
Acts 23 - God Protects His People
Learn about how God stops at nothing to protect His people for His own purposes.
Acts 22 - A Faith For All
The Gospel of Jesus Christ is for any one! It doesn't matter who you are, what you've done, or what colour your skin is—Jesus Christ died for you and has conquered the grave!
Learn how faith is for all from a speech from the Apostle Paul about God's plan to include all people in His diverse global family.
Acts 21 - Knowing God's Will
Everyone was created to know God and enjoy Him forever.
God created humanity for Himself and we all have a role to play. Our job is to do God’s will.
Do you know His will for your life?
Learn about a follower of Jesus named Paul who God used to turn the world upside down. We can learn about God’s will for our life through Paul’s example.