Knox Church

In this message from 2 Peter 1:16-21, one of our pastoral appreciates Steven Larson, talks about the importance of having the Bible as our firm foundation, and makes a case of why we can trust it! For more content like this, visit knoxchurch.ca.

In this message from 2 Peter 1:12-15, Pastor Nino Marques emphasizes the importance of being continually reminded of the truth. Explore how living in light of the Gospel strengthens faith, deepens assurance, and equips us to remain steadfast in a world of distractions. For more content like this, visit knoxchurch.ca.

How should our faith shape the way we live? In this message from 2 Peter 1:3-11, Pastor Nino Marques explores how God’s divine power equips us to live fruitful and effective lives. Discover how true faith leads to Spirit-empowered action, cultivating virtues that reflect God’s glory and bear lasting fruit for His Kingdom. For more content like this go to knoxchurch.ca

Who you become depends on where your faith is. Faith shapes us, molds us, and transforms us. But is your faith leading you to become who God created you to be? Today, we explore the power of faith in shaping our lives in the new series: Guarding the Faith. Your faith matters. Let it lead you to the life God intended. See you there! For more content, go to: knoxchurch.ca

🌟 The Grand Finale: New Year, New Creation 🌟 This Sunday at Knox Baptist Church, we wrap up our Advent series, The Dawn of the New Creation, with the final sermon: The New Heaven and New Earth. What does the future hold for God’s people? How does the greatest spoiler of all time—God’s promise to make all things new—give us hope and shape our lives today? 📖 “Behold, I am making all things new.”...

👉 What happens when you die? This Christmas season, discover the hope of the Gospel and how Jesus Christ’s victory over sin and death changes everything. Don’t miss this powerful message about the ultimate purpose of Christ’s coming—to destroy death and create a new, immortal humanity. 📖 “For as in Adam all die, so also in Christ shall all be made alive.” (1 Corinthians 15:22) For more content g...

The coming of Jesus to the world marks the end of an age! It’s the end of the world as we know it. And we rejoice in that! Understanding the dynamics of this new age is key if we want to fully enjoy the life Christ has brought us! This Sunday, we are studying Galatians 4:4-7 and learning how Jesus brings the old order to an end. For more content, go to knoxchurch.ca

🌟 Who are you, really? 🌟 We all search for identity, longing to know who we truly are. This Sunday, discover how the coming of Christ transforms not just how we see ourselves but also how we see others. 🌿 💬 “In Christ, we are a new creation.” Join us as we unpack the incredible truth of 2 Corinthians 5:16-19 and learn what it means to live as new creations in Christ. For more content like this...

In a world longing for renewal, we turn to the promises of God in Hebrews 8 and the hope of The New Covenant. What does it mean that Jesus has brought a better covenant? How does it change everything for us today? Come and explore how the first Advent of Christ transforms our hearts, our relationship with God, and our future. The dawn has come. Let’s rejoice together.

Today, we are finishing John 4, and we are finishing John for this year. Next week, we are kicking off our Advent Series 🙌🏻 Today, we will discuss different types of faith and examine how the faith we’re called to and receive from God in the Gospel is life-changing. We hope this sermon blesses you. For more content, go to knoxchurch.ca

Have you ever felt like God is not near? What are we supposed to do when god seems far away? How can I have fulfilment and everlasting joy in my life? These are some of the questions we are exploring tonight. For more information, go to: knoxchurch.ca

Jesus told his disciples once that he had food they didn’t know about. Jesus was not talking about regular food but spiritual food. Have you ever tried it? I hope you enjoy it! For more, go to: knoxchurch.ca

This Sunday, we continue our celebration of the 507 years since the start of the Protestant Reformation. We’ll be diving into the book of 1 John once again and learning how to overcome false teachings and the antichrist! We all also have the honour of having  @lucas.cdom  bringing the word at our gathering. You don’t want to miss it!

Happy Reformation Day! Last night, we gathered for an incredible evening of worship and fellowship as we celebrated Reformation Day! We were blessed to be joined by other churches in our city, coming together to worship God and deepen our understanding of the 5 Solas. Together, we proclaimed Soli Deo Gloria—“Glory to God Alone”—remembering that all we do is for His glory. 🙌🏼 If you were not able...

This month, we’re celebrating 507 years since the start of the Protestant Reformation. Over the next two Sundays (Oct 27 & Nov 3), Knox Church will explore key doctrines recovered by this movement. We’ll be diving into the book of 1 John, starting this Sunday with the theme: “What does it mean to walk in the light?” One of the Reformation’s mottos was “Post Tenebras Lux”—“After Darkness, Light...

Today, we are talking about Satisfaction. We tend to seek contentment and satisfaction in many places, but why does satisfaction seem to be so ephemeral and transitory? The Bible promises eternal satisfaction for those who follow Jesus. So, why many christians don’t experience this everlasting joy and satisfaction? We hope you enjoy it! For more go to: knoxchurch.ca

This Sunday, we are talking again about the love of God. Many of us know that God so loved the world that he gave us his only Son, but the question we often don’t ask is: Was the Son Jesus given to us as what? What is His role? Israel was expecting the Messiah to come as a militant and revolutionary king. Many today want a Jesus of their own fashion, and we think that if God loves us, he will give...

This week, we are dealing with one of the most famous verses in the Bible, John 3:16. Sometimes, we fail to fully understand this verse because we approach it with pre-conceived ideas about the love of God. So, today, our goal is to enrich and enlarge your ideas about the love of God. Also, some people think these verses are the final debunk against Reformed Theology, so we will explore that and u...

This week, we are back to our series in the gospel of John! For the next two weeks, we will be studying John 3, a very famous biblical text. In this text, Jesus speaks to a religious leader and challenges his understanding of the kingdom of God. To see and enter the kingdom of God, you must be born again. But what EXACTLY means to be born again? I hope the sermon is edifying to you! For more info,...

Today, we are wrapping up our summer series in the book of Revelation! For this last sermon, we are exploring the text from which comes the expression Lukewarm Christian,” and it might not be exactly what you understood before. So, if you are interested in measuring your spiritual temperature (just kidding) and worshipping Jesus, join us tomorrow! I hope the sermon is edifying to you! For more inf...

In our second last sermon in this series in the book of Revelation, we are studying a letter Jesus sent to a faithful church. What does it look like to be faithful before Jesus' eyes, and what are the promises he makes to those churches who hold fast to what was given to them by Jesus? I hope the sermon is edifying to you! For more info, go to knoxchurch.ca

We have three more weeks to go on our Revelation series. This Sunday, we are dealing with the topic of “reputation without substance.” We live in a day and age in which people are more concerned about what people will think about them and how they look than they are concerned about truly being someone. The appearance became more important than the substance. When this problem invades the church, w...

This last Sunday, we celebrated one year of existence as a local church. And amidst an incredible celebration, we reflected on what we should be investing our lives in, if we are truly building our lives upon wisdom. I hope the sermon is edifying to you! For more info

Tolerance, in the last decade or so, has gained a new meaning and become an ultimate virtue that trumps all other virtues. The whole problem with this redefinition is not only the ethical and political issues that come with it, but most importantly, it causes problems in the church and takes into a path that dishonours God and goes against Jesus' plan and desires for His church. Do you find th...

Christians, alongside wider society, have abandoned the conviction that truth can be found. And for the sake of “unity” and “love,” we became tolerant of lies without remembering Satan is the father of lies. Jesus calls his church to repent and to know, believe and live by the truth! Tune in to gain fresh insights and deepen your understanding of Revelation. For more sermons and information about...