EPC - Evangel Oakville Sunday Sermon Podcast

We are excited to worship with you this Sunday! We’ll have a special service with guest speaker John Stewart from ERDO coming to speak.

This coming Sunday we are focusing on Psalm 32 and we will be reminded that God’s forgiveness lifts our guilt and our shame and gives us freedom and joy.

This coming Sunday we are focusing on Psalm 42 and we will be reminded that hope can be found in God despite the despair and isolation of life.

This Sunday we’ll be continuing our summer series with a message from Psalm 8. We’ll learn through this passage that God, by His power and majesty, elevates the seemingly powerless so that He can be glorified through them.

We are continuing our 'Summer in the Psalms' series this coming Sunday and we are focusing on Psalm 23, one of the most well known and well loved of the Psalms. We will be reminded that moments of reflection bring comfort because we clearly see the goodness and presence of God in our lives.

Have you ever felt forgotten? Have you ever felt forgotten by God? This Sunday we will be exploring Psalm 13 - a Psalm of David's lament of being forgotten by God in the midst of difficult circumstances. We will be reminded that God remembers us in times of trouble and helps us renew our trust in him. We will be celebrating communion this week.

This Sunday we are continuing our sermon series, ‘Summer in the Psalms', as we reflect on Psalm 72. There are two major themes addressed in this Psalm, prosperity and justice. We will be reminded that God’s blessing in our lives comes with the responsibility of caring for the poor and the oppressed

This coming Sunday we are launching our summer sermon series entitled ‘Summer in the Psalms'. We are beginning with Psalm 46 and we will be reminded that during times of trouble and chaos God’s presence in our lives keeps us safe.

This coming Sunday we will be celebrating Father's Day with special guests.

We are excited to worship with you this coming Sunday at 10am! We’ll be wrapping up our current series by exploring the account of the demoniac in Mark 5. What we’ll see is that being a neighbour means there will be moments where we will be forced outside of our comfort zones, where we’ll have to rely on Jesus’ authority over our own.

This coming Sunday we are continuing our Spring sermon series entitled, 'The People In Your Neighbourhood,' as we consider the questions, who is my neighbour and what type of neighbour should I be? This week we will be reminded that God’s love is the model of how to love one’s neighbour.

We would like to invite you to join us this coming Sunday as we celebrate Pentecost Sunday. We will be reflecting on the Holy Spirit's work in leading our lives.

This coming Sunday we are back to our Spring sermon series entitled, 'The People In Your Neighbourhood,' as we consider the questions, who is my neighbour and what type of neighbour should I be? This week we will be reminded that being the neighbour Jesus wants us to be will require coming alongside those who need help finding their way to him.

Mother's Day 2023 - May 14, 2023 by Evangel Oakville

Have you ever found yourself on a different road than you intended to be on? This coming Sunday we are continuing our our Spring sermon series entitled, 'The People In Your Neighbourhood,' as we consider the questions, who is my neighbour and what type of neighbour should I be? This week we will be reminded that we can be the neighbour Jesus expects us to be even though we find ourselves on a road...

We are excited to be launching our Spring sermon series entitled, 'The People In Your Neighbourhood.' This week we will be considering the Parable of the Good Samaritan as we explore the question, "Who is my neighbour?

Have you ever found yourself in a moment where you think to yourself, “this is the good life?” What would you say if I told you that God desires for you to experience 'the good life?' This coming Sunday we will be considering Micah 6:8 and we will be reminded that authentic spirituality is evidenced when our relationship with God positively impacts our responses to, and our relationships with, tho...

We’ll be exploring the story of Thomas, nicknamed “Doubting” Thomas, and learning that our doubts don’t disqualify our faith.

We use the word hope quite often in our day to day conversations. Hope in these contexts is about desiring something or wishing for something but there is no guarantee that it will happen. As we celebrate Easter this Sunday, we will be reminded that the hope that comes from God is not just desiring or wishing something, it is trusting in God’s faithfulness.

We are excited to celebrate Palm Sunday together this coming Sunday! We will be focusing on Jesus as King and we will also be celebrating water baptism.

We will be wrapping up our sermon series entitled ‘Promise Box Passages’ this coming Sunday as we have been exploring some of the most common scriptures that are taken out of context. This week we will consider Revelation 3:20 - “Here I am! I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will come in and eat with that person, and they with me.” This verse is often use...

Only two more Sundays remaining in our sermon series entitled ‘Promise Box Passages’ as we explore some of the most common scriptures that are taken out of context. This week we will consider Matthew 24:40-42, “Two men will be in the field; one will be taken and the other left. Two women will be grinding with a hand mill; one will be taken and the other left. Therefore keep watch, because you do n...

We’ll be taking a break from our winter series to look at Jesus’ statement of “I am the Good Shepherd”, and how Jesus is the one who cares for, and guides, His people.

This Sunday we are continuing our sermon series entitled ‘Promise Box Passages’ as we explore some of the most common scriptures that are taken out of context. This week we will consider 1 Corinthians 10:13, “No temptation has overtaken you except what is common to mankind. And God is faithful; he will not let you be tempted beyond what you can bear. But when you are tempted, he will also provide...

This coming Sunday we are returning to our winter sermon series entitled ‘Promise Box Passages’ as we explore some of the most common scriptures that are taken out of context. This week we will consider Matthew 7:7-8, “Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you. For everyone who asks receives; the one who seeks finds; and to the one who knocks...