Knox Church

What if God’s silence isn’t absence... but preparation? This Sunday at Knox, we’re stepping into one of the most mysterious and awe-inspiring moments in Scripture — a half hour of silence in heaven (Revelation 8:1–5). In a world addicted to noise, God invites us to pause. To trust. To pray. Because when heaven holds its breath, God is about to move. 🔥 Join us as we explore how silence, prayer, an...

Worried about the mark of the beast? 🔥 You should be way more concerned about the mark of God. No barcode on your forehead. No microchip in your hand. Just the name of the Lamb written on your life. Join us this Sunday for a sermon titled “The Mark of God” — because your soul already belongs to someone. The question is: who?

This world tells us to avoid suffering and chase comfort. But the Lamb of God walked straight toward death—and won. 🩸👑 In Revelation 6, we see Jesus not as a passive king but as a conquering hero. He opens the scroll of God’s will, unleashing judgment and salvation across the earth. Through suffering, persecution, and even martyrdom, the gospel marches forward. 🔥 There is no neutral ground. You...

WORTHY IS THE LAMB 🐑 🦁 In this sermon, Lucas Cabral opens the Word and takes us into the throne room of heaven, where the Lamb who was slain now reigns forever. Revelation doesn’t just give us prophecy, it gives us perspective. In a world filled with noise, fear, pride, and confusion, we need to look higher. The Lion has conquered by becoming the Lamb. And the only right response to the One who...

Revelation 4 lifts the curtain between heaven and earth, giving us a glimpse of ultimate reality: God enthroned in glory, surrounded by worship. In this sermon, we explore the majesty of God’s throne, the fulfilled promises to His church, and the worship that erupts from every corner of creation. When we see who God truly is, we realize that the only fitting response is awe, surrender, and worship...

What difference does the Trinity make in your everyday life? In this sermon from Ephesians 1:3–14, we explore how each person of the Triune God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—is deeply involved in our salvation. The Father chose us, the Son redeemed us, and the Spirit seals us. We often relate to only one aspect of God, but Scripture calls us to know and worship Him in His fullness.

What really happened at Pentecost—and why does it matter today? In this sermon, Pastor Nino Marques explores the deep connection between Babel and Pentecost, showing how the coming of the Holy Spirit reverses the curse of confusion and builds a new kind of unity. Far from a chaotic spectacle, Pentecost is a moment of profound clarity, mission, and restoration. Through careful biblical exposition a...

🎙️ Is the Sexual Revolution Good for Society? This time, we're confronting one of the biggest cultural shifts of our time — the sexual revolution. What happens when a society trades God's truth for personal pleasure? What does Scripture say about freedom, desire, and design? We hope this message is life-changing for you!

This message tackles an important question: Should men lead in the home? It's a subject that has caused much debate and division not only in society, but also in the church. So, listen to the message and be ready to think deeply, engage Scripture, and be shaped by truth.

In a world of many beliefs and paths, the exclusive claims of Jesus can be both confronting and life-giving. In this sermon, guest preacher Pastor Chris Wold (Trails Church, Winnipeg) opens God’s Word and helps us wrestle with one of the most vital questions of our time: Is Jesus truly the only way to God?

📣 Why Does Evil Exist? This Sunday at Knox, we’re tackling one of the most pressing and difficult questions of our time — Why does evil exist? 💭 Our culture says people are fundamentally good. The Bible says otherwise. Who’s right? And why does it matter? Join us as Cayman Bettig walks us through Genesis 3 and shows how only the gospel of Christ gives a clear, compelling answer to the problem of...

Is Christian faith irrational? In this sermon, we explore the relationship between faith and reason, showing how true faith is not blind but rooted in truth, wisdom and reason. Rather than opposing reason, biblical faith restores it, grounding our minds in what is most reasonable: God's word and the gospel of Christ.

In this sermon titled Spirit and Life from John 6:60-71, Steven Larson unpacks the powerful and polarizing response to Jesus' teaching. Some are drawn in by His words and find eternal life; others are offended and turn away. This message challenges us to examine our own response to Christ’s truth. (Note: We apologize for the poor audio quality in this recording—thank you for your patience and...

In this sermon, "Jesus, the Bread of Life," Pastor Nino Marques invites us to consider the deep hunger of the human heart—and the only One who can truly satisfy it. Preaching from John 6:48–58, he unpacks Jesus’ bold claim to be the bread from heaven, given for the life of the world. What does it mean to feed on Christ? How does His life become our sustenance? This message calls us to look beyond...

We grumble for more, but never get full. The problem isn’t the portion—it’s the heart. In this sermon from John 6:35-47, Pastor Nino exposes the spiritual dissatisfaction that leads us to grumble against life and against Jesus, the Bread of Life. Rather than trusting and receiving, we often complain and resist, revealing our need for a new heart. Only those drawn by the Father can truly come, beli...

In this episode, we explore John 6:16-34 and Jesus’ challenge to the crowd—and to us—not to seek Him merely for temporary benefits. Many followed Jesus because He fed them, but He calls us to hunger for the true bread from heaven. Are we seeking Jesus for who He is or just for what He gives? Join us as we reflect on what it means to pursue eternal nourishment in a world full of empty bread.

They saw Jesus as the promised Prophet. They wanted to make Him king. But on their terms. You can believe in Jesus—and believe Him wrongly. This Sunday, we’re walking through John 6:1-15 and seeing how Jesus refuses to fit our expectations, calling us to trust Him as He truly is.

In John 5:30-47, Jesus calls forth undeniable witnesses to His identity—John the Baptist, His works, the Father, and the Scriptures—all testifying that He is the Son of God. Yet, many refused to believe. In this episode, we explore why people reject the truth even when the evidence is clear and how this passage challenges us to examine our own hearts. Do we seek the glory of men, or do we listen t...

This Sunday, we continued our series in the Gospel of John. This time, we are diving into John 5:19-29. And Lucas Cabral, one of our pastoral apprentices, brought a great and challenging word about Jesus' identity. Who do you say Jesus is? Your answer to this simple question can change everything. For more, go to knoxchurch.ca

We are back to our series in the Gospel of John. This time, we are diving into John 5:1-18. And we talk about work, rest and what it has to do with the Gospel For more, go to knoxchurch.ca

In this message, pastor Nino Marques unpacks Romans 12:1-2, and shows us how sacrifice is necessary if we want to become the people God created us to be. Follow us for more content like this! God bless you!

In this message from 2 Peter 3:10-18, pastor Nino Marques talks about the Christian life as war, rewards in heaven and the importance of diligent faith. For more content like this, visit knoxchurch.ca.

In this message from 2 Peter 3:1-9, Cayman Bettig (Pastoral Apprentice) talks about our Christian hope, the second coming of Jesus Christ and patience. For more content like this, visit knoxchurch.ca.

In this message from 2 Peter 2:10b-22, Pastor Nino talks about how false teachers have a false faith that leads to sin, dehumanization as they become like irrational animals, deception, and ultimate destruction. For more content like this, visit knoxchurch.ca.

In this message from 2 Peter 2:1-10a, Pastor Nino talks about heresies, false teachings, theological errors, unity in the church, and how to make sure we are walking in the truth. For more content like this, visit knoxchurch.ca.