MacGregor EMC

We are talking about one of the most obvious of the Ten Commandments to modern ears, “thou shalt not murder.” Surprisingly, in the era this commandment was written, that may not have been all that obvious a commandment at all.

This week, EMC Executive Secretary Tim Dyck explores the fifth commandment, showing us the larger importance of remembering to honour our parents.

Listen to our very own Linden Guenther explore the fourth commandment, showing us what it has to say for our lives today.

And we are back to our series on the Ten Commandments! In this live service, we discuss what it means to take the name of the Lord in vain, as well as at the steep prescription this action sets for believers today.

As we delay a week in posting new services, please enjoy this rerelease of the first quarantine service we did over a year ago on Jesus healing the blind man.

This week we explore the second of the Ten Commandments, looking at why it is important enough to be on the list, what it says about what we Christians should be for, and how we should live our lives in response. We also celebrate Communion, so make sure to prepare some bread and a drink!

Welcome to the summer series, where we explore the Ten Commandments. This week we look at the first commandment, why it is on the list, and what it has to say about how we should live our lives today.

This Sunday, we finish up our time in the Sermon on the Mount by looking at its conclusion, before taking the principles of all that we have learned to apply it to common wisdom from today.

This Father’s Day, guest speaker Andrew Krahn looks at what the Sermon on the Mount has to say about judgement, as well as how this teaching should impact who we choose to follow.

This week, we look at what Jesus has to tell us about what it means to follow the way of God instead of the way of money, as well as we look at how this teaching can impact our professional lives.

In this fourth in our seven-part series on the Sermon on the Mount, we look at what Jesus has to tell us about what it means to be righteous, why it is such a problem to try to show off how holy we are, and what we can do to address this problem before it is too late.

This week we find ourselves both praying for our camps, and then talking about a decidedly non-camp-related topic, Divorce as it is discussed in the Sermon on the Mount.

In the second of our seven-part series on the Sermon on the Mount, we look at what Jesus has to tell us about addressing violence, looking at the small things we can do to tackle this huge problem.

This Sunday we begin a new series on the Sermon on the Mount, looking at the ways Jesus talks to us in the Beatitudes.

This Sunday is Mother’s Day, and to celebrate it we ask several congregants of lessons they remember their mother’s teaching them of both faith and life.

Today our three-part series on hope comes to an end by looking at the end of the Bible and what it has to tell us about ourselves, creation, and where to go from here.

Hope in our God is rock solid! In this second of a three-part series on biblical hope, we build on the lessons learned in last week’s message by exploring the impact of sin, and how Christ works to bring hope back to his beloved creation.

Hope in our God is rock solid! In this first of a three-part series, we explore what a Biblical understanding of Hope is, look at what the beginning of Scripture has to tell us about it, and see how we should act in response.

Have you ever done a big thing? Jeff Thiessen asks us this question the first Sunday after Easter, sharing insight on what courage is in a way that only he can.

He is risen! This Easter, join us for a special service filled with music and reflection on how the brightest time in all our lives came just two days after the darkest.

Join us for this live recording of our annual Good Friday Service, in which we remember the passion of Jesus Christ and our role in it.

This Palm Sunday we look at the account of Jesus entering Jerusalem in the book of Mark, asking ourselves which side of the walls of the city are we on?

For the last Sunday of Lent, we look at the story of when Jesus met a group of Greeks, causing him to reflect on what would come next for him, as well as for us.

On the fourth Sunday of Lent, we look at just what all the healing talked about in the most famous passage in the bible can mean to the meaning we find in our lives.

On the third Sunday of Lent, Sheldon Giesbrecht shares with us the story of Jesus and the money changers in the Temple, highlighting one item personal to him to take away.