Elim City Church

The story of the disciples on the road to Emmaus illustrates how easily we can miss Jesus’ presence in our lives when facing trials. True faith is demonstrated by how well we endure suffering with unveiled eyes and a steadfast heart, trusting in God’s goodness and sovereignty. Support the show

Rules based religion and legalism limits God’s power by reducing spiritual growth to human-made regulations, trading transformation for stagnation.  Support the show

Elim City Church welcomes Pastor Pat Sparrow from Equippers Church Central Coast, California. Support the show

Hebrews 3:11-14 criticizes the recipients for their lack of spiritual maturity, likening them to infants needing milk instead of solid food. This passage serves as a call to action for believers to grow in their faith and understanding of God’s word and to move beyond the basics. Support the show

"...by a new and living way opened for us through the curtain, that is, his body..." (Hebrews 10:20) Support the show

Mankind is always in the pursuit of freedom. True freedom however, comes from the presence of the Holy Spirit, who transforms believers into the image of Christ. This transformation involves a change in desires and hearts, aligning them with God’s desires. Support the show

Happiness is a natural emotion, but it doesn’t always reflect reality. While God cares about our emotions, He prioritizes righteousness and our relationship with Him over constant happiness. Joy on the other hand, gives us a foundational state to handle every circumstance that comes our way (Philippians 4:4).  Support the show

When we enter the presence of God, we also carry His presence out with us. This enables us to carry the power of God no matter the circumstances we face in this present age (John 10: 9-11). Support the show

To have focus in life has become increasingly difficult. Any focus requires something to focus on. Focus needs an object. If we want our lives to follow the path that God has set for us, the object of our focus has to be independent of ourselves. (Colossians 3: 1-3) Support the show

Distractions are a given in the modern age and they all serve the same function; to take us off the path that God wants us to follow. Nehemiah gives us some good insight on how we can stay on track. Support the show

There is something about celebration that lets us see that God is moving that is God is here, that he is still the God of miracles regardless of our circumstances. Support the show

We all get to be a part of the plans and purposes of God when we connect with Him through prayer. We can never underestimate the power prayer has over our lives. Support the show

What does moving into a new year mean for us? History shows us that God wants to move us into our inheritance in Jesus Christ. There is promise in this life.  Support the show

Great things can have humble origins. God has the tendency to work big things in ways that are almost always unexpected. (Micah 5:2) Support the show

In this time of anticipation for the arrival of our saviour, we learn that waiting on, for and with God is always worth the wait. Support the show

In this season of Advent, we need to mirror the humility that allowed three wise men of high stature to bow down in worship before a child. Support the show

“Commit your actions to the Lord, and your plans will succeed.” (Proverbs 16:3) What a promise! If we choose to dedicate our plans and desires to the Lord, He will help us. Whatever we commit, He will bless. Support the show

Part 3 in series Sacrifice, Surrender and Submission. Support the show

Elim City Church welcomes local missionaries Rani and Banin Ibrahim. Support the show

Part 2 in series Sacrifice, Surrender and Submission. Support the show

Part 1 in series Sacrifice, Surrender and Submission. Support the show

Elim City Church welcomes Pastor Vincent James from the Apostolic Church in Jamaica. Support the show

Can these bones come alive again? Dry bones, hear the word of the Lord! It is the season to speak life and hope into your situation, your circumstance, your season, your country and everything else that is dry. (Ezekiel 37:4) Support the show

Elim City Church welcomes Pastor James Telep from Impact Toronto Church. Support the show

Jesus was the servant King who did not come to be served, but to serve. This is the way we need to orient our hearts as well. Sounds great; unfortunately it is completely opposite to the way the world works. Support the show