People's Messages

We all want to have healthy relationships, but we don’t all have the right tools to take them to the next level. This message will give you some must-do’s for a Godly perspective of the relationships in your life!

There is Always a Bigger Picture by People's Church Grande Prairie

Servanthood comes in many shapes, but all of them stem from the same heart. It's often those simple yes-or-no choices we make in faith that bring forth the greatest outcomes. This week, Pastor Nelson will be wrapping up the Meaning series with a powerful message about a more powerful faith!

When we decide to take up anything, we want it to be worth our effort. So what happens when we don't feel we are bringing the impact we want from what we choose to undergo? This Sunday, join us as we seek deeper passion, motivation and significance in all that we do.

When we think about the concept of greatness, we tend to think about huge accomplishments that will make a mark in eternal history... but what if greatness is so much simpler than we think? This week, we will discuss true greatness: being a servant to all in the third installment of our teaching series titled "Meaning."

Christianity is a relational faith, so it's no surprise that it doesn't end with just ourselves and God. We need to be able to work in community with one another and be willing to be servants to all. This week, we will learn how to do just that! Let's foster a collective spirit of giving and kindness, uplifting all in our path.

This week marks both the start of a New Year and the start of a New Series! Join us as we embark on a journey to deepen our understanding of our God-made design and find our fit despite this ever-changing world. Let's walk into the New Year together with a plan and a purpose!

Christmas Eve Candlelight Service by People's Church Grande Prairie

Healthy relationships are key to living a fruitful life, so what can we do when we see the fruit dry up? This week, we look at building and maintaining as Pastor Nelson gives us four non-negotiable things we need to restore love with those most important to us.

God has wonderful things planned for each and every one of us, but we need to be willing to offer ourselves to be able to make that happen. In essence, Christmas is in itself the ultimate surrender story. Jesus surrendered his own life so that we may live! Let's learn from the spirit of this season how we can bring the best out of what we have to give.

With all that God has promised us in His word, could doubt be the one thing truly holding us back? This Sunday, Pastor Nelson will take a look at how belief and doubt interact with each other in our faith journey. Let's learn together how we can cultivate a strong and beneficial faith!

Home at Last! by People's Church Grande Prairie

This Sunday, we are joined by a very special guest, Dr. Phil Nordin! He has a lot of experience working in ministry, so we are happy to get a chance to learn from him this week. Let's welcome him as he teaches us how we can live in the full power of the Holy Spirit.

God wants us to live a bountiful life, but there always seems to be something in the way. If we look closely enough, we can always see the hurdles ahead, but is that the full picture? This week, Pastor Nelson will take a deeper look at the perspective needed to fully embrace the life God wants us to live!

When we think of peace, we often don't think of it in terms of the strength needed to achieve or maintain it. Peace doesn't make itself, so we need to take an active role in cultivating it in our hearts. On Sunday, Pastor Nelson will take a look at how we can do that.

In order to get things done properly, you need to have a plan! This includes both the plans we make for ourselves but also the plan we already have laid out for us. This week, Pastor Nelson will show us how we can be prepared for both. Are you ready for your plan?

No matter what you are working towards, one thing we all desire in life is success. This week, we will look at the details we need to prepare for success but more importantly, the attitudes we need to apply them effectively.

Last week, we focused on letting go to make room for something better, but what is that something? This week, we fill in the gaps! Pastor Nelson has some key things we need in order to take up the healthy things we need to thrive, including one that is essential in all our dealings: Mercy.

When our lives are filled with clutter, or even just the "pretty good" we often won't have any room for the better things in life. Letting go of things is an essential skill to master to make that room. This week, Pastor Nelson will focus on knowing what to let go of and how to do it properly.

Gratitude is powerful! Not only does it put us in the right headspace to appreciate where we are at, but it also puts us in the right heartspace to rejoice in where we are going. Join us this week as we take a moment to reflect on all that we have to be thankful for. We will also have a time set aside for communion, in gratitude for all God has done for us.

Four Conditions of a Productive Life by People's Church Grande Prairie

Emotion is quite literally at the heart of all we do. So how do we make sure emotion works for us and not the other way around? This week, Pastor Nelson will be looking at the key things we need to lead an emotionally fulfilling life!

What we place our hope in can drastically change the outcomes of what we work towards. That's why we are blessed to have a God that we can freely place our hopes in! This week, Pastor Nelson will get to the roots of this hope and how we can use it to propel ourselves forward.

Are you caught between what you are doing and what you know you should do? It can sometimes seem nearly impossible to dig our way out of these ruts we find ourselves in. Fortunately, our God is a God of grace! This week, we will explore God's great grace for us and how we can use it to the fullest.

"Patience is a virtue!" It's often said and while true, where is that virtue best applied? We can have patience for many things, but that doesn't matter if we rush the things that truly count. This week, we take time to explore the one thing most worth waiting for.