Manna Fellowship Sunday Sermons

Godly leaders know when to step down and allow the next generation to lead, like Moses to Joshua, and David to Solomon.

The days before the resurrection of Jesus put believer's faith to the test, and invites the world to COME, SEEK, and BELIEVE.

For Father's Day 2024, Pastor Kevin Wade shares wisdom for fathers and children from Proverbs chapter 4.

Pastor Rick Friesen explores the the last hours of the life of Jesus from the perspectives of three different people, recorded in Luke 23:26-49.

Pastor Rick Friesen explores the seven last sayings of Jesus, and the many people that "almost" made the right decisions, found in Luke 23:13-26.

When surrounded by evil and lying accusations, Jesus stood on truth and faith in God the Father.

In Luke 22:47-62, Judas fulfilled the betrayal Jesus and Peter Denied Jesus. The difference between the two is the difference between remorse and repentance.

Pastor Rick Friesen shares a selection of scripture on finding identity in Christ rather than worldly things. Glenda Friesen shares her testimony.

With His last moments of freedom, Jesus took the disciples to the garden to pray. Submission to God's will is the foundation of faith.

At the Passover Feast, Jesus gave a prophetic farewell to His disciples and to all believers; that He will return to dine again with those who follow His example through faith.

Manna Fellowship Church members share testimony of God's goodness and mercy.

In Luke 22:1-13, Jesus displays His divine foreknowledge while preparing the Passover supper for his disciples, and allowing Judas to betray Him to the chief priests.

Pastor Rick Friesen explores one of the many titles given to Jesus; "wonderful counselor."

In Luke 19:28-44 Jesus entered Jerusalem as a future king, but what He did surprised everyone.

In Luke 21:1-4 Jesus uses a poor widow to demonstrate how God sees us; through our appearance and circumstance.

In Luke 20:27-40, religious leaders once again try to trap Jesus with a trick question.

In Luke 20:19-26, two different religious groups plot to entrap Jesus. His answer is the foundation for believers living in a hostile nation.

The Parable of the Wicked Vinedressers found in Luke 20:9-19 shows God's loving patience, but also warns of His imminent judgement against man's wickedness.

When Jesus returned to Jerusalem for the Passover week, He found the temple being misused and angrily clears it. The same authority Jesus has over the physical temple, He has over the lives of believers.

In Luke 19:11-27 Jesus uses a parable to illustrate the seriousness of a believer's responsibility to God's kingdom.

The familiar story of Zacchaeus underlines an important truth; That God calls us by name, out of whatever circumstances we find ourselves in.

In Luke 18:31-43 Jesus challenges the disciple's belief about Him. The disciples let cultural expectations cloud their vision of Jesus, instead of relying on the only source of truth; God's word.

In Luke 18:15-30, Jesus reminds the disciples that the Kingdom of God is open to all who would come, even the smallest child.

In Luke 18:9-14 Jesus uses a parable of a religious pharisee and a wicked tax collector to illustrate true faith and repentance.

New Year's charge 2023: The town of Nazareth missed out on the mighty works of God, because they could only see Jesus as a carpenter's son. Believers must accept Jesus as Lord to take part in God's plan.