MacGregor EMC

This week as we look at the Beatitudes, Pastor Russell finds himself explaining why he is a pacifist, as well as what he understands the implications of that to be.

When Jesus began his ministry, many people expected a revolution. This is what Jesus brought, but in a way that begs us to ask, “what kind of kingdom are we building as we try to follow him?”

This Sunday, we look at the story of when John the Baptist first saw Jesus and what it has to tell us about banishing the January slump following Christmas.

This Sunday, Sheldon Giesbrecht is on deck to kick off the season of Epiphany, talking about Joseph, father of our Lord. This week is also the first communion service of the year, so make sure to have your elements ready.

This week we see a different side to Jesus than we normally imagine. The implications of this are wonderful not just for us in the church, but outside of it as well.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Today we try to answer what appears to be an easy question but is more complicated than it seems. Why do we Celebrate Christmas?

For the fourth Sunday of Advent, we look at Matthew’s very different telling of the Christmas story and what his focus on Joseph’s family law case study has to tell us about God.

Today we look at a forgotten beatitude of Jesus Christ, and what it has to tell us when we find ourselves questioning our faith. We also have communion, so make sure to get your elements together.

For the second Sunday of Advent, we look at John the Baptist, whose prophetic message is both a blessing and a threat, depending on who hears it.

This morning we have Llew Peters with us, sharing the importance of missions as well as the work that Worldserve Ministries does throughout the world today.

For Pastor Russell’s 200th sermon, as well as the last in our series on faithfulness, we look at the story of Paul and Silas being thrown into a Philippian jail.

This week in our series on faithfulness, we look at the time Jesus asked Peter if he loved a pile of dead fish more than his Lord. There is also communion, so make sure to get your elements ready.

This week in our series on faithfulness, we look at David and Saul, asking why of these two men was David the one after God’s heart?

This week we look at the story of the birth of Moses, seeing what it has to do with Christ and the end of all things. We also have a new deacon installation!

This week we are excited to have Voice of the Martyrs’ representative, Matt Giesbrecht sharing with us.

Today we continue exploring what it means to live in faithfulness by looking at the story of the binding of Isaac. There is also a missions report!

Today we continue exploring what it means to live in faithfulness by looking at creation and the fall. There is also communion so make sure to have your elements in hand.

Today we kick off a new series by exploring what it means to have faith, and how that changes everything about what it means to be a Christian.

Today, Sheldon Giesbrecht is sharing with us about his ever-deepening understanding of the interplay between free will and the sovereignty of God.

Today we look at baptism, all the while asking ourselves, “Why do we do that?”

Today we look at Communion, all the while asking ourselves “why do we do that?” In this service, we also have communion so make sure to have your elements ready!

Today our Summer in the Psalms comes to an end by looking at Psalm 19. What it teaches us about the Lord as well as caring for our environment.

Today Linden Guenther is on deck, exploring some of the questions about the faith that he has been asked over his life, and the answers he has found.

Today we look at the Royal Psalms, asking who they are meant for, and what we can learn from them in turn.

Today we look at a Divine Kingship psalm, and what it can tell us about life after Baptism. In this service is also baptism and communion so make sure to come prepared.