Grande Prairie Alliance Church

What is our role within the Kingdom of God? It is to scatter and sow seeds. What does that look like?

The Book of Mark has a consistent theme calling us to listen. Jesus used very practical life application stories, called parables, to teach those around him. One of those parables was about a farmer sowing seeds, and Jesus started it by saying, "Listen." Why would he start this lesson with instructing us to listen?

Christ followers need to realize the power and authority they have been given to tell the world about Jesus. Even if you experience opposition, your story is powerful and purposeful to where God has placed you and who He has created you to be. What has God done for you? Who needs to hear your story?

Jesus chose a group of imperfect people to be His apostles and to be an example for us of who can follow Jesus. God can use anyone and use anything to bring about His glory and goodness for those who follow Him. We are all given the same invitation to be a part of the united family of Christ.

Jesus had an entirely different mission than the religious leaders of the biblical times; He didn’t come to judge the world but to save it. He came to restore what was broken and to give good news to all but especially the hurting. Jesus wants what is best for you and His call to you is to follow Him.

esus wants you to know He really has the will, and the power, and the authority to forgive sins. He is your victory over sin and everything sin destroys. In order that you may know Jesus has the authority to forgive sins, almost 2,000 years ago He turned to a man lying on a matt, who was helpless and vulnerable, to get up and walk without shame or guilt because Jesus has the authority to set him f...

When we personally encounter Jesus, He changes us from the inside out. What does it mean to know Jesus for yourself and to have a personal relationship with Him?

When we can acknowledge the unquestionable authority of Jesus Christ, then we’re in the sweet spot; we can trust Him with this control because of His generous compassion. It's at this intersection, that we want to build our lives.

What does it look like to follow Jesus with our lives?

The best leader is a servant leader; this is best modeled through the life of Jesus. Learn about the beginning of His ministry, the significance of His baptism, what it meant then, and what it means for us now.

The stewardship of our finances is not as much about physical dollars but about the condition of our hearts and our willingness to trust in God for all things.

The call of Jesus is the call to love our enemies. What does that look like for all ages to be a force of love and peace in this world?

What are spiritual gifts and how are they different from talents or abilities? Hear from a panel of women on this Mother's Day about the spiritual gifts God has used in their lives and how to discover and cultivate the giftings that He has given each of us.

How can we become good stewards of the time that has been given to us? What does it look like to honour God through our daily choices?

Our stories, even if they are in process, are our greatest evangelistic tool. Your story of where God has met you is worth telling. When's the last time you shared your story?

Jesus Christ doesn't show favoritism or partiality; He calls for everyone to follow Him because He died on the cross for everyone. He defeated death and made a way for us to live eternally with Him. All He asks for is a relationship with us. Will you respond to His call to follow Him?

Just like those who were present during the events of Palm Sunday, sometimes we place expectations on Jesus that differ from the reality of who He is and the promises that He brings.

Join us as we reflect on 12 weeks of "One Another:" a series that has embodied what it means to be a community with each other and for each other, working together following Jesus.

Hear from a representative of Woven International about what serving one another looks like in the context of rescuing and restoring survivors of human trafficking in Southeast Asia.

We are called to prayer as a way of stepping into conversation with our Heavenly Father; God is the only one who can bring about any real change and lasting freedom in the lives of others and our own. What is stopping us from talking to Him more and experiencing His compassion?

What does it look like to be devoted to one another in a world where divisiveness is the norm?

God's perfect design for us is to live on a foundation of humility. What does this look like in a world where pride is the main principle?

What is the power of thread and how does it reflect the way God has designed us to live in community?

How can we encourage one another and build each other up in the midst of hard times?

Jesus offers us a steadfast peace that cannot be shaken no matter the chaos of our circumstances. How do we receive this gift and then pay it forward? What does it look like to pursue peace while dealing appropriately with conflict in our relationships?