COG Moose Jaw

Is your life out of balance? What does God's sovereignty mean to you in your life? We observe so much injustice under the sun, including the death of good people and the long life of the wicked, that only through believing and holding to God's goodness and sovereignty will we achieve true balance and perspective.

How do you approach seasons of grieving? Ecclesiastes 7:1-4 presents death and mourning in a hopeful light and instructs us to embrace these seasons as wisdom-builders or, as Pastor Jeremy terms them, as treasures in the dark.

How content are you in your present life? Even King Solomon, the richest and wisest man who ever lived, struggled with feelings of discontent. He therefore urges us to learn to enjoy the life we've been given and find peace in the path God has provided for us, knowing that His plans are ultimately for our good.

The Bible has a lot to teach us about money, possessions, and the importance they hold in our hearts. Ecclesiastes 5:10-20 teaches us about the folly associated with setting our hearts too much on what we own, and provides insight on how to enjoy what we have, how to be grateful, and how to be generous.

Our words are powerful, but so is silence. In Ecclesiastes 5:1-2 King Solomon reflects on the godly wisdom found in approaching God with listening hearts rather than wordy prayers.

History proves that humans tend to persecute each other unjustly. Even the courts that we rely on to enforce justice can be corrupt. Though life is not fair, we can trust that God will one day vindicate all wrongs with perfect judgement.

In the seasons of life, we need to trust that God not only has the situation in His hands, but He also has us and our family in His hands.

Our greatest crisis is spiritual and and there is one God who has met our need!

The essence of wisdom is being able to look at and make sense of life from a grander perspective than our own. And that perspective is God's view which we trust even when we can't fully see or understand.

God has prepared a place for us!

In Christ, we are no longer strangers but considered citizens together as part of God's household!

Life has it's ups and downs but God is with us every step of the way.

God's Holiness cleanses and covers us as He calls us to live an empowered life!

God doesn't change, which means His love for you and His invitation to you hasn't changed either!

This english word "god" has become very broad or common as it is used to refer to any form of deity. So in this series, we want to talk about who God is in such a way that when we hear, speak or even think of that name, God, we are reminded that He is much more than just a religious deity.

Looking up changes our perspective. It helps us to get our eyes off of ourselves and our circumstances. Looking up helps us to shift the attention of our worship to Jesus who is good and trustworthy. Take a look at Mary and Martha's response to Jesus after Lazarus their brother has died and before they even realize they'll receive a miracle.

Difficult seasons help us understand the value of family & community alongside the reality of being a part of God's bigger picture!

David was a man after God's own heart...not because he was perfect, but because he knew where to turn in his short-comings!

From Genesis 12 we see from that even in the middle of obedience and doing God’s will, right in the place of blessing, there was a severe famine. We can see here that the God who saves us is also the one who will also sustain us.

Easter tells us we're not lost, we're not hopeless and we're not forsaken. Easter reminds of the hope we have in Christ Jesus and that He is the One in whom we can place our trust!

From Genesis 2-3. You are rescued! Enjoy the full service here or skip into the message that begins at about 27:30.

God is the Creator of Everything God Originated and Orchestrated Creation God Created for His Pleasure God Sustains His Creation

Bitterness is like a weed that grows its bitter root in our heart, and it defiles many. The cause of bitterness is unforgiveness. In many families there are deep roots of bitterness because hurts have not been acknowledged and properly dealt with. In this message we’re going to look at the story of a man who was able to forgive against all odds. The man’s name is Joseph.

The goal of this series is to help us to identify the traps Satan sets in our relationships to kill, steal and destroy. But Jesus came to combat Satan’s plans. Jesus promises a new kind of way to live. He called it the Abundant Life. The Abundant Life effects every part of your life, especially your relations. The family unit is foundational to society. As the family goes so does all of society. S...