FSCBC Sermons

This week we are thrilled to share with you a message from Elie Haddad, Global Field Staff with Canadian Baptist Ministries. Elie's message is from the Thrill of Hope service shared with us from CBM and the full video can be seen online here. Our thanks to CBM for sharing the good news with us this season.

The week we look at the last of the four advent themes, Love. Join Pastor Duane as we look closely at what it means for us when Jesus moves into our lives.

Advent continues. This week we look at Joy through the lens of Isaiah.

This week we continue in our Advent series with an exploration of peace. Join Pastor Duane as he opens up Ezekiel  and looks at some dry bones.

This week we begin our Advent series by looking deep into the reality in which we find ourselves, COVID-19. Join Pastor Duane as we look closer into why we have reason to hope and what that means for the people of God.

This week Pastor Duane looks at the importance of names, specifically the four given to the coming Messiah. 

Join Pastor Duane as we end our series on the Lies We Tell Ourselves. This week we talk about love.

There are seasons and situations where hope becomes more challenging to maintain and we can begin to believe there is none to be had. Join Pastor Duane as he talks about hope in this continuation of our series on "The lies we tell ourselves."

Scripture has much to say about maintaining control of our emotions. When tensions run high this becomes increasingly difficult. Join Pastor Duane as he talks about the elephant in the room. 

This week Pastor Duane tackles the lies that impact our sense of self worth. We live in a world that promotes an image consciousness that does not align with the image God wants for us. Looking at the Song of Songs, we come face to face with the God that woos us away from the lie and to himself, transforming us in the process.

This week Pastor Duane continues our series on The Lies We Tell Ourselves. This week's lie? Walking in the Dark, listening to the lie that there are things outside of Jesus that will make us happy.

This week, Pastor Duane continues our series on "The lies we tell ourselves," specifically exploring the issue of worth. Experiences of failure, unworthiness, or irrelevance can plague us, leading to a spiral of self talk that can do serious damage. Jesus has a different message, one that resets the lies we tell ourselves.

All of us have the constant companion of our own voice inside our head. Sometimes that voice is decidedly unfriendly and lies to us. Join Pastor Duane as he continues the series, "The lies we tell ourselves." This week we tackle the self accusatory voice that says "I'm Not Good Enough!"

This week Community Church honours the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation. We also begin a new series on the lies we tell ourselves. Join Pastor Duane as we look closely at Truth, Reconciliation, Culture, and Forgiveness.

This week we celebrate Kids. Join Pastor Duane as he shares the story about Jesus (and Peter) walking on water. 

Doing life together can sometimes be messy and it was the same for the disciples. Join Pastor Duane as we explore Peter's need (and our own) for a crucial conversation with Jesus,

Much of our lives is consumed with our work. It is also something that can consume us, and increasingly it has become disorienting and disrupted. Join Pastor Duane as we take a moment to look at work.

Join us this week as Jen Wood unpacks the power of story and testimony, pointing to the goodness of God in her life. 

This week Kevan takes us through the four characteristics of Job that made God proud. Each of these traits are commended to those who follow Jesus today.

Life is busy, and at times, quite stressful. We all need to rest so we can recharge and carry on. Today Pastor Duane looks at rest from the perspective of scripture, moving from a model of escape to one of engagement. Join us as we listen to the call of Jesus to rest in him.

As the sermon ends, Jesus brings us to the point where we all must choose. Is Jesus who he claims to be or not? Will we live this life he calls us into? This is The Radical Choice. Join Pastor Duane as we close of our series on Christ's mountainside sermon. 

Sometimes the word we receive isn't easy to hear. Sometimes we don't particularly like what we are being told. There are moments when the truth is downright inconvenient. This week Pastor Duane explores the words of Jesus that some find a challenge to hear, and further more to accept. 

This week we explore the connections Jesus calls us to within the Sermon on The Mount. 

This week we talk about turning our attention inward and getting those logs out of our eyes. 

This week Pastor Duane looks at ambition through the lens of there sermon. What does Jesus tell us that shapes our ambition?