St. Albert Alliance Church

There are several things about our current vehicle for ministry, that is our existing facility, that significantly limit our current level of ministry efficiency. In this next Seed Thought video- Pastor Jeremy talks about comfort when it comes to facilitating relationship!

This coming Sunday Pastor Matt will be exploring the Apostle Paul’s revolutionary approach to money management from 2 Corinthians chapter 9. As we engage with Paul’s words we will discover the big question about how we manage our money is never about our money, but something far more important.

As we continue our focus on the seed project, Pastor Matt will explore two very well known parts of the bible book, Galatians, and how core question of the seed project is not so much about a building but about what it means to be connected to, and committed to, a family.

Now it’s clear that Jesus is calling us well beyond our physical building to the places where we live, learn, work and play. Indeed, a vehicle itself does not produce ‘life,’ nor is it the only place or even the primary place where life is found. But it does often help us get to where we want to go. So as we’ve considered some of these values, as it relates to the ‘vehicle’ that helps us move forw...

As with the growth of a seed, the growth of the Kingdom of God cannot happen all at once or through force or expectation, but only as a result of cultivating the soil with patience and trust. Seeds are neither apocalyptic nor dramatic: they work slowly and bring about silent revolutions. But make no mistake, they are revolutionary! We will be exploring Kingdom principles of seed sowing in this ser...

When undertaking for a project of the size and scope of the Seed Project (which is the name we have given to the process of our Building Redevelopment), it is of utmost importance to be clear on ‘why’ we would go to all the effort and all the expense to see the vision of a redeveloped facility come to fruition. Watch as Pastor Jeremy shares the next Seed Thought!

As we wrap up our series on Pathways to the King, Pastor Lisa shares what we need to ensure we stay on the Pathways – Tenacious Endurance!

The metaphor that life is test is seen right throughout the bible – God continually tests people’s character, faith, obedience, love, integrity, and loyalty. Words like trials, temptations, refining and testing occur more than 200x in the bible. The question is, ‘how do we navigate life’s testing and trials in a way that refines us to be more like Jesus?’ Pastor Jeremy continue our series, “Pathwa...

Greg Musselman will be helping to expand our vision of what it means to pray ‘Kingdom-sized Prayers’ as we continue in our sermon series: “Pathways to the King.” Jesus told us to pray “Your Kingdom come, your will be done on earth as it is in heaven” – as we learn how to more fully access the now-available Kingdom of God, growing in our tenacity and capacity to pray Kingdom prayers will be essenti...

If our invitation is to live in the river of God’s presence, then thanksgiving and praise must be understood as one of the primary means by which we enter in. However, our current concepts of thanksgiving, praise (and worship) can all-too-often be tied to our “feeling world”, seeking to satisfy a hunger for a “mountain-top” experience rather than being engaged as a discipline that, over time, yiel...

Our God is a generous and loving God. Scripture is full of great and precious promises that God offers to us and we can be confident that every single one of God’s promises will be fulfilled – without exception. The problem we face is submitting to His timing. Come and share the morning with Pastor Lisa as she speaks of how God’s promises for us are a pathway to His heart and surrendering to His t...

The prophet Joel expressed in Joel 2 that in the last days, God would pour out His Spirit on all people - which means that we can now live fully in the River of God's Presence (see John 7:38-39)! It is a profound promise but one that is fully experienced only as we align our hearts around Jesus as first in everything. If the River is going to flow freely and abundantly, we will have to invite the...

In John 7:38, Jesus said: "Anyone who believes in me may come and drink! For the Scriptures declare, ‘Rivers of living water will flow from his heart.’” Rob Reimer writes: "The promise of Jesus is that the Spirit of God would flow within us like a river; He is the River of Life, and we must become River Dwellers." As apprentices of Jesus, we are to be in relentless pursuit of the Presence of God -...

If we are going to experience ongoing partnership with God in ushering in His Kingdom here on earth and see genuine life transformation and widespread spiritual awakening, it will require more than simply a sense of obligation to do what we think is expected of us. Genuine passion for God and His Kingdom begins with a clear understanding of our identity in Christ. Susan Larison kicks off our serie...

John Bloom has written: "There’s nothing wrong with a little aesthetic, nostalgic Christmas romance. God made us sentimental beings to increase our enjoyment of and gratitude for his many past graces. But if the romance and nostalgia become the substance, the pursuit of our Christmas celebrations, then they become deceptive - mirages of joy that disappear as soon as we reach for their illusive pro...

In 1984, pop group Foreigner had a worldwide hit with the song “I Want To Know What Love Is.” Too many of us think we know the answer to that question. We fall in and out of love with people and things, not realizing that what we call love is actually we an insipid imitation of the real thing. In this Christmas week Pastor Matt will look at the meaning of love and how the baby born in Bethlehem la...

The arrival of Jesus was heralded hundreds of years before he was born in a stable in Bethlehem. These predictions were parcelled with language and descriptions of peace like no one had ever experienced before. What kind of peace could this be and how does this baby's birth usher in it's reality - into our lives and into eternity?

Have you ever wondered what the word Hope really means? We see it everywhere we go this time of year, but what does it really mean to have hope. In a world where Hope is hard to find, Jesus is wanting us to know that there is so much more to hope than in what we see. This world will disappoint. People will let us down. But in this advent season, there is a hope in Jesus Christ that will never disa...

We live at a unique time in human history. For the first time, anyone with an opinion can communicate with the whole world. Through the U.S. Election we have seen the very nature of how we know what is true brought into question. This week Pastor Matt will be exploring what it means to be able to find our bearings in a confusing world through the Bible which is the word of God.

How did Jesus view prayer? What was the prevailing framework that He operated from and that He invites His apprentices to live out of? John 10 gives us great insight into these questions. Listen in as Pastor Lisa and Pastor Jeremy invite us to consider the heart of Jesus as it relates to prayer.

"Faith". It is sort of a buzzword in the human experience. The question is - do Billy Graham, George Michael and Donald Trump all mean the same thing when they use it? Interestingly, one of the best understandings of faith that Jesus came across in his life was from a cultural and religious outsider

If God loves us so much, why can’t He just forgive us? Why is death required in order for us to experience forgiveness? And why does it matter that Jesus was raised from the dead? Pastor Jeremy follows a common thread from Genesis to Revelation as he responds to these questions about why Jesus had to die.

There has not been another human being who has influenced the whole world in the same way this first century Jewish Carpenter continues to do. Even the way we divide history into B.C. and A.D. was defined by his life. Over 2 billion people today claim to follow him. Pastor Matt will explore who Jesus was, what he thought he was doing, and why the world changed so dramatically because of this one p...

No strand is more core to the human experience than the desire to live a life that has meaning and significance. History has seen countless attempts at satisfying this craving through various social systems, religious structures and world views. In our present day, the general cultural sentiment seems to reside in the perspective that our lives are only given the meaning that we, ourselves, choose...