Fellowship Oshawa Sermons

What does it mean to hunger and thirst for righteousness? What does it mean to be satisfied?

What is baptism? Do we need it to be saved? What was the difference between John and Jesus' baptism? Why did John have to baptise Jesus?

Based on Matthew 3:1-12, we explore the three kingdom values that John the Baptist preached: repentance; anticipation; and bearing fruit.

In this introductory sermon, Pastor Mike explores the geneology of Jesus and the beauty that God brought from a broken people. Taken from Matthew 1:1-17.

The last sermon in our series on Jonah. "...you are a gracious God and merciful, slow to anger and abounding in steadfast love, and relenting from disaster."

Part 3 of our series on Jonah. In this chapter, Jonah obeys and God responds.

What does the story of Jonah teach us about God? How does what we know about God inform our lives? Based on Jonah 2:1-10.

The sovereignty of God and evangelism. Based on Jonah chapter 1.

What is anxiety, and how do we as Christians daily battle against anxiety by seeking after God and His peace? Based on Philippians 4:2-9.

What does Philippians 3:12-4:1 have to say about our motivation, our mandate, our mentors, and our models as it pertains to why and how we're called to press on in the faith?

Seven exhortations to Fellowship Oshawa. Based on Acts 20:17-38. Jared Huntley's last message as a pastor at F.O.

What can we learn about servant leadership from the ministries of Paul, Timothy, and Epaphroditus? This passage is more than just a travel itinerary, but rather, a report about examples of God's people living out earlier parts of Paul's letter to the Philippians. Based on Philippians 2:19-30.

What does it mean to work out your salvation in "fear and trembling"? Pastor Jared unpacks Philippians 2:12-18.

Guest preacher Joshua McKaye teaches on our identity in Christ.

Philippians 2:1-11. Unity is essential. However, what is the source of our unity? What does the deity and humanity of Jesus have to do with our unity?

Philippians 1:27-30. Standing firm In gospel unity despite opposition.

To Live is Christ & to Die is Gain, Part 4 of our series through the book of Philippians.

Whether we are facing discomfort, detractors, or danger, the key to having joy in any circumstance is to live for what you cannot lose. (Sermon on Philippians 1:12-20)

One of the greatest things God calls his people to is to love. And he has shown us how.

Talking about the identity, the responsibility, and the security of a Christian as described when looking deeply at the first 8 verses of the book of Philippians in the Bible.

We have barriers to belief, but Jesus teaches us through trials & scripture and is patient with us always.

The right response to the death of Jesus on behalf of sinners is to trust him, take up your cross, and tell others. A message on the crucifixion of Jesus.

Repentance is key for our relationship with God. Religion says “I messed up. My Dad is gonna kill me.” Gospel says “I messed up. I need to call my Dad.”

We worship what we fear. But God’s perfect love addresses those fears. 1 Samuel chapter 28.

God will never ask you to disobey one of His commands to accomplish His will. Looking at David as he trusts in God for his salvation and vindication in 1 Samuel chapter 24.