Every Nation GTA

Pastor Bert and Sheila Thomson close our series in Abraham by reflecting on Isaac’s story, where God’s faithful provision and promised son point to Jesus, the greater Son given for our salvation.

This week, Sheila turns to the story of Hagar, revealing that even amid the failures surrounding Abraham’s family, God remains the One who sees, saves, and shows mercy.

This weeks sermon explores God’s covenant and Abram’s new name in Genesis 17. God gives a new identity before we’re called to live it out, pointing forward to the new covenant fulfilled in Christ.

This Pentecost Sunday, Pastor Bert reminds us that the Christian life was never meant to be lived in our own strength, but through the power of the Holy Spirit.

This week we explore God’s covenant with Abraham: revealing a God who is faithful to His promises, carries what we can’t, and points forward to the cross of Christ.

Through the story of Abraham’s wife Sarah, we see what it looks like to live between promise and fulfillment, learning to trust God even when waiting leads us to doubt or self-reliance.

In this sermon, Sheila looks at how Abraham’s story reveal a faith that chooses differently than the world, recognizes God as the source of all blessing, and refuses compromise.

This past Sunday, guest speaker Raul Ortiz delivered a message calling us to move from outward striving to inward transformation by attending to the heart and allowing God’s presence, voice, and kindness to shape who we become.

In this sermon, we look at Abram’s first step of faith: to leave behind security to trust God’s promises, and join His unfolding plan to bring blessing to the nations. How are you called to trust God today?

Sheila kicks off our deep dive into Abraham, revealing how his story shows that salvation has always been by grace through faith. Where are you being invited to trust God and find your place in His story?

Pastor Bert Thomson delivers a special Easter message, focusing on the truth of the Gospel and the implications of Jesus’ resurrection on our lives today.

Sheila closes our seven deadly sins series, reflecting on gluttony: how misplaced appetites form our hearts and how Christ invites us into a life of intention, gratitude, and freedom.

Pastor Richard confronts the deeper roots of lust: how disordered desires capture our attention and shape our hearts. As we fix our attention on Jesus, He will reshape how we see, desire, and love.

In this message, Dr Lucas Maciel confronts the subtle drift towards greed and how the way of Christ leads us toward contentment, trust, and generosity.

In this sermon, pastor Richard confronts the subtle sin of sloth: not just laziness, but the quiet drift from God’s purposes. How can we rediscover the call to faithful, attentive discipleship?

What do we do with our anger? In this message, Dr Richard Kidger invites us to confront wrath in our hearts and allow God to reshape it with His grace.

Sheila Thomson continues our lent series by confronting the sin of envy. Can we learn to trade comparison for contentment, trusting that God is generous and enough?

Dr Richard Kidger opens our lenten sermon series by looking at pride and vainglory as the root of many sins. Is pride or humility motivating our day to day living?

How did Jesus model friendship? Pastor Bert closes out “The Mission” series by looking at how biblical friendship and mission go beyond the subcultures we are part of.

In this special service, we hear from three U of T students about what God has been stirring in their hearts: seeking Godly wisdom, overcoming fear, and trusting in the midst of trials.

Pastor John Saison closes out our sermon series, The Mission, by looking at our responsibility and urgency as followers of Jesus to carry out His mission to the world around us.

In this message, Pastor Bert examines the role of the Holy Spirit in God’s mission, focusing on the awareness of His presence, dependence on spiritual gifts, and alignment with Christ’s ways.

In the second part of “The Mission” series, Sheila examines Jesus’ sacrifice, focusing on how His life and death illuminate the Father’s love and compel us to embrace our mission amid today’s uncertainties.

As we kick off our week of prayer and fasting, Dr. Richard Kidger opens our new sermon series: The Mission. In this sermon, John 3:16 is broken down, highlighting the love of God and core of the Gospel.

Our Christmas Carol Service, with a message from Sheila on Jesus as our comfort in difficult times. Merry Christmas ENGTA family!