Elim Church

This week, Pastor Lukas wraps up our Homecoming sermon series with a message titled Gifts That Engage the World. Join us as we close out this series and reflect on how God has gifted each of us to make a difference in the world around us. Thanks for watching! We pray this message encourages you to discover how God can work through you to impact others.

This week, we were honoured to welcome Rev. Paul Israelson, Superintendent of the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada (PAOC), for a special message titled Workers for the Harvest. Join us as we reflect on God’s call to His people and the opportunity we have to be part of His work in the world. Thanks for watching! We pray this message encourages you in your faith and inspires you to follow where God...

There is nothing quite like celebrating a life that has been made new by Jesus! Today our church comes together to celebrate new beginnings, changed hearts, and the beautiful truth of 2 Cor 5:17 that for anyone in Christ, the old is gone and the new has come. This is what baptism is all about—not just who you used to be, but who you are becoming because of Jesus! Baptism declares that our old life...

We are all called to the same purpose which is God’s purpose: to know and be known by God and to enable others to know and be known by Him. However, we all have different assignments within that purpose. It’s important to note that your value isn’t determined by what you do for God. Your value is established by who you are IN God. We don’t serve to become valuable. We serve because we already are.

This week we begin our conversation on Purpose, and how understanding God’s purpose for us will help us embrace our Purpose in Him.

There is nothing greater than saying YES to Jesus. An encounter with the almighty God truly surpasses anything this world has to offer.. but what do we do when we know and are fully assured that our spirit man belongs to Jesus, but our flesh, our body and mind and will struggle and battle in this world? We have to learn to abide in Christ every single day, and trust the Holy Spirit to do a deep wo...

 Solomon had more money than anyone in history — and at the end of his life, he tells us plainly it wasn't enough. In this final message from Proverbs, Pastor Lukas breakdown how we uncover what Solomon actually learned about wealth, and why Jesus later picked up the exact same conversation and tries to help us see, their truly is something more valuable in this world than just accumulating money....

Pastor Marvin explores the difference between pride and humility and how each one shapes our relationship with God and others. He reminds us that pride often pushes us to depend on ourselves, while humility leads us to trust God and serve others. Be challenged to examine your heart, lay down pride, and choose the way of Christlike humility in your everyday life.

The majority of people, live their life trying their best and working hard to accomplish their goals. It’s fairly innate in us, or shown to us by our family and friends. Yet there is also a piece of all of us, that is drawn to comfort, sleep, hitting that snooze once or twice… At the end of the day, the bible has lots to say about working hard and not being lazy. Yet in this sermon Psalm. Lukas ta...

True integrity begins by making Jesus the center of our lives and is demonstrated through consistent faithfulness, trustworthiness, and obedience in both public and private. Rather than pursuing success or approval from others, we are called to pursue faithfulness, allowing our character to reflect Christ in every circumstance. Ultimately, Jesus is the perfect example of integrity and empowers us...

What we do with the little ones God has entrusted to us today shapes the legacy they carry into tomorrow. In Proverbs 22, we’re reminded that intentional investment, faithful instruction, and godly example can impact generations far beyond our own. In this message Ps. Lukas challenges us to stop simply raising kids for today and start building a legacy that points them toward Jesus for a lifetime.

One of the clearest themes in Proverbs is that God isn't trying to steal our joy—He's protecting it. Every boundary He gives is designed to preserve something beautiful. Just as God faithfully keeps His covenant with His people, He calls us to live with that same covenant faithfulness, honouring, protecting, and nurturing every relationship He's entrusted to us.

In a world that celebrates instant reactions, Proverbs reminds us that wisdom is often found in slowing down. Ps. Lukas explores what the wisdom literature says about the danger of impulsivity and how patience gives us the strength to resist anger, revenge, and rash decisions.