Grassroots Church | Thunder Bay, Ontario

In this sermon, Scott Baker looks at one of the Markers of a New Reformation: "Evil is overcome by the power of suffering love." Starting with the love Jesus showed on the cross, Scott explores some ways we can follow that example in response to evil. The is part of the series introducing the Jesus Collective and the 5 Markers of the New Reformation.

Scott Baker and Steve Bill begin a 6 part series introducing the Jesus Collective and the "5 Markers of a New Reformation." These markers help provide language for the Grassroots Community to speak about our faith and theology.

Pastor Mills shares some observations on his recent trip to Fort Severn where he officiated a wedding and also provided some thoughts on Communion and why we partake in this tradition.

We impact and influence our children spiritually when we talk about the love of Jesus for them and for us.

After a day of teaching, Jesus uses a few small fish and loaves of bread to feed a huge crowd. A day later, Jesus is confronted by the curious and tells them, "I am the Bread of Life". What does that mean?

Steve Mills provides a short homily on John 1:1-18, followed by an overview by Scott Wiebe and rationale for a revised approach to Sunday mornings at Grassroots. The message concludes with a sample "convo" about today's passage between Scott and Steve Bill.

Aimee shares about the work she was blessed to be a part of in Arizona this past year.

Pastor Mills brings a reminder for all of us to take inventory of the spiritual gifts we've been given for the sake of the Kingdom.

Pastor Mills teaches from Psalms 42-43 on the hardships and challenges that life presents - even for followers of Jesus.

Pastor Mills shares on the worth of each of us to the Body, dispelling two fallacies many of us hold when considering our role in the Body: "They don't need me!" and "We don't need you."

A quick synopsis of Church these days reveals consumerism, fatigue and apathy are 3 of the main struggles many of us, understandably, are facing. Steve looks at an interaction between John the Baptist and the religious leaders for insights on how we can begin to move out of this.

Pastor Mills continues the theme of church unity.

As Grassroots continues in a season of big decisions, the need for unity is greater than ever. Listen as we explore what Paul means when he instructs us to have "the same mindset as Christ Jesus" Phil. 2:5

Pastor Steve Mills continues his series in Advent.

Guest speaker Vincent Ng takes us through a message on pride.

The final message in the series on parenting.

Jesus' teachings about children disrupted the worldview and orientation of his followers. They are just as disruptive today as we navigate life's challenges and cope with the world around us. His teachings about children also disrupt our self-centred patterns which marginalize children and call us to centre them in our spaces and in our hearts.

This week we jump into a three-part series on sin, baptism, and the formation of love. We are trying to get a good sense of what it feels like when God is working on purifying our love, cleaning us, tending to us. How does God shape our love, and how can we work with Him and not against Him? Pastor Keith opens up Jesus's baptism scene as a scriptural hot spot for teaching on the formation of love...

Josh explores and uncovers that “faith” in John’s Gospel really means to pursue an active and dynamic trust in Jesus, especially when life hurts. By rediscovering faith in this way, we are able to lean into God and find peace when we come face-to-face with our own vulnerability.    NOTE: this recording is based on the Facebook Live audio so is not high quality.