Elim City Church

Today, let us approach 2026 with an expectation of a great harvest. We can be expectant of the future because God has proven in our past to always be faithful. Support the show

Encountering Jesus at Christmas moves us to respond with obedience, share the joy we have received, and return to everyday life transformed by His presence. Support the show

Advent invites us to stand in awe of God’s unsearchable wisdom revealed in the birth of Jesus and to rejoice in the mercy that has drawn us near. In view of that mercy, we are joyfully challenged to offer our whole lives as living worship, allowing the wonder of Christmas to lead us into renewed surrender and transformation. Support the show

For you were once darkness, but now you are light in the Lord. Live as children of light" (Ephesians 5:8) Paul contrasts our past darkness with our present spiritual illumination, urging us to live lives of righteousness, and truth, bearing the "fruit of the light".  Support the show

Romans 12: 1-2 calls believers to offer themselves fully to God, allowing Him to reshape their minds and reorder their desires. As we surrender, He leads us into a life aligned with His good, acceptable, and perfect will. Support the show

Joshua calls God’s people to make a clear and personal decision to serve the Lord rather than allowing faith to be assumed or inherited. That choice influences the direction of the home, removes competing loyalties, and shapes a spiritual legacy for the generations that follow. Support the show

The fire of God is a divine force available to believers today, representing the powerful presence of the Holy Spirit to purify, activate, and equip them for their calling. It empowers believers to live a life fueled by passion, purpose, and spiritual strength, enabling them to overcome challenges and advance God's kingdom with boldness and authority. Support the show

Elim City Church welcomes Pastor Stephen Carriman from Toronto Impact Church. Support the show

True Christian leadership doesn’t rise by status but bows in service. Those who lead well in God’s kingdom do so from the low place — walking in humility, building harmony, and bringing honour to Christ through a life of faithful service. Support the show

“I am the Alpha and the Omega,” says the Lord God, “who is, and who was, and who is to come, the Almighty.” (Revelations 1:8) Support the show

True humility is not thinking less of ourselves, but seeing ourselves rightly before God. In Luke 18:9–14, Jesus contrasts a proud Pharisee and a humble tax collector to reveal that only the broken and repentant heart receives grace. Pride compares and separates, but humility confesses and connects. Support the show

It's Thanksgiving! As Christians we can go beyond gratitude and live in harmony with one another. By choosing unity, humility, and love, we honour God and offer a living sacrifice of thanksgiving. This witness of harmony, rooted in Christ, can bring peace to a divided world. Support the show

Have life and have it more abundantly! (John 10:10) Support the show

Paul’s affirmation in Romans 8:38-39 declares that nothing can separate us from God’s love. This unbreakable love, unlike human love, is fierce, faithful, and fixed, providing freedom, rest, and confidence. Regardless of life’s challenges, we can live loved and secure in God’s embrace. Support the show

We declare His truth. We trust His provision. We receive His grace. We pray with boldness. We live with courage. The cross settled the question forever: God is for you. So don’t just believe it—live like it! (Romans 8 :31-32) Support the show

Moses, Joshua, Aaron, and Hur demonstrated the power of spiritual unity in battle. Their victory, achieved through collective faith and action, highlights the importance of spiritual unity of the body. (Exodus  17: 8-13) Support the show

Spiritual unity, not uniformity, is the goal. It is cultivated through shared surrender, prayer, and expectation, as seen in the upper room in Acts 2. Spiritual unity is not about just being in the same room, it is essential for revival and invites God’s presence and blessings. Support the show

Raising children to be devoted followers of Jesus is a father’s most vital role. By being involved in God’s work, and living out faith, dads can increase the likelihood of leaving an eternal legacy of their children loving the Lord. (Ephesians 6: 1-4) Support the show

God has given us faith. While unbelief is synonymous with doubt, it does not indicate a lack of faith. How do we increase faith and decrease of unbelief? (Mark 9:24) Support the show

Serving God, the gracious master, leads to sanctification and eternal life, while serving sin, the cruel master, leads to shame and death. Let's serve the right master! (Romans 6:19) Support the show

Are you planting seeds of legacy that you may never see but trust God will grow? What can we learn from the life of Jochebed? (Exodus 2: 1-10) Support the show

Elim City Church welcomes Pastor and Evangelist Zach Davy, from Global Harvest Ministries International. Support the show

Jesus’ sacrifice for humanity demands a response from everyone, regardless of belief. This Easter, consider Jesus’ identity and the life He offers, as God’s love for you is unconditional and eternal. (Isaiah 53:4-6) Support the show

The act of self-examination should not lead us to self incrimination. Instead, it should point us to what we are missing out on. (1 Corinthians 11:27-29)  Support the show

Will you lay down your cloak, your pride, your expectations—just as they laid theirs before Him—and receive the King not just with shouts, but with surrender? (Matthew 21: 6-11) Support the show