Elim City Church

Paul reminds us in Ephesians how we as believers are rooted and established in Christ's love. To grasp the vast dimensions of His love gives us both supernatural strength and fullness in our lives. Support the show

Drawing from Isaiah 40, we discover that trusting God in seasons of waiting is not about having immediate answers, but about finding renewed strength and confidence in His faithfulness while His promises unfold in His timing. Support the show

God made a promise to Joshua success and that He would never leave him or forsake Him. Their obedience led to the fulfilment of that promise and the faithfullness of God. Support the show

Through Israel’s experience at the Red Sea, we learn that trusting God in the unknown means continuing to follow His leading even when the path is unclear, our options have disappeared, and the outcome remains unseen. Support the show

Trust begins where control ends. That challenges us to stop leaning on our own understanding and place our confidence fully in the Lord. (Proverbs 3:5–6) Support the show

God uses mothers to carry and transfer faith from one generation to the next, serving as a bridge between the truths of heaven and the realities of everyday life.  Support the show

The church is the bride of Christ. The bride has to be ready! Support the show

Standing firm in the Lord means more than maintaining your own faith—it means stepping in to help others remain steady, especially in seasons of conflict and weakness. When we value people, pursue restoration, and keep eternity in view, we become a stronger and more unshakable community together. Support the show

Standing firm in the Lord is not just a personal calling but a shared responsibility, requiring believers to pursue unity even in the midst of conflict. When we choose alignment in the Lord over personal preference, we protect the strength of the community and create a foundation that cannot be easily shaken. Support the show

Paul doesn’t just say “stand firm”—he says “in the Lord.” That’s everything. (Philippians 4:1) Support the show

Separation has been removed. Hopelessness has been overturned. Fear no longer has the authority to hold you back. But you are not called to stand outside and admire it. You are called to step in. Support the show

... and who through the Spirit of holiness was appointed the Son of God in power by his resurrection from the dead: Jesus Christ our Lord (Romans 1:4). Support the show

Healthy prophetic ministry requires both openness to the Holy Spirit and a commitment to testing, discernment, and accountability within the church. When the prophetic is anchored in Scripture, practiced in humility, and weighed in community, it becomes a safe and powerful way to strengthen and build up the body of Christ. Support the show

Elim City Church welcomes Guest Speaker Rani Ibrahim from Newcomers Mission Peterborough. Support the show

Yet I hold this against you: You have forsaken the love you had at first (Revelations 2:4) Support the show

The prophetic is one of the ways the Holy Spirit strengthens, encourages, and directs the church, reminding believers that God is present and actively speaking among His people. When the church listens for the voice of the Spirit, it cultivates deeper faith, clearer direction, and a renewed hunger for God’s presence Support the show

"... and when He had given thanks, He broke it and said, “This is My body, which is for you; do this in remembrance of Me.” In the same way He also took the cup after supper, saying, “This cup is the new covenant in My blood; do this, as often as you drink it , in remembrance of Me.” (1 Corinthians 11: 24-25) Support the show

"Then make my joy complete by being like-minded, having the same love, being one in spirit and of one mind". (Philippians 2:2)   Support the show

Psalm 133 reveals that when God’s people dwell together in unity, His anointing flows freely, His refreshing sustains deeply, and His blessing is intentionally released. Unity is not just relational harmony — it is the sacred atmosphere where heaven commands life. Support the show

Elim City Church Welcomes Pastor Mark Davy from Global Harvest Ministries International. Support the show

Paul reminds us that unity is not something we create, but something we faithfully steward through humility, vigilance, and devotion to the truths that bind us together in Christ Support the show

Elim City Church welcomes the president of the Apostolic Church in Canada, Pastor Cheryl Thomas Support the show

God is calling us to abide deeply, walk faithfully, and make room together so that the vision He has spoken will bear lasting fruit, become a visible witness, and expand for His glory. Support the show

God calls us to move from hearing and writing the vision to aligning our lives and walking together in faithful obedience, even while we wait for what He has promised to fulfill. Support the show

At the start of a new year, God calls His people to slow down, listen carefully, and trust Him enough to write, wait for, and walk in the vision He reveals. (Habakkuk 2:1-3) Support the show