The Compass Church

The Gospel is not just a message to be believed, but a power to be experienced (Rom 1:16). Gospel-centred community is a radical call to live amid a culture of mere attendance and casual involvement. It involves mutual love, care, consistency and authenticity as we seek to adorn the person and work of Christ with our lives. The Christian faith is not intended to be lived in isolation. We were made...

You can't live and advance the Gospel with what you don't know. Knowing and growing in Jesus is the foundation for discipleship and the fuel for mission. Everything we do flows through the centrality of the Gospel in our lives. We must Know the Gospel if we are to live out the Gospel.

In today's message, Pastor Murray confronts the common objection to the Christian faith, "Christians are all hypocrites" and shares how we all struggle with hypocrisy and in need of Jesus.

In today's message, William Con confronts the common objection to the Christian faith, "People are basically good" and take a journey on the so-called goodness of man.

In today's message, Pastor Blair confronts the common objection to the Christian faith, "A loving God wouldn't send people to Hell" and three key points that we can learn about Hell from Luke 16:19-31.

In today's message, Pastor Blair confronts the common objection to the Christian faith, "Jesus is not the only way to Heaven" and looks at why our prevailing culture says it's arrogant and intolerant to believe otherwise.

In today's message, Pastor Murray confronts the common objection to the Christian faith, "Jesus was just a man" and shares five incredible claims that Jesus said about Himself.

Today's message is from Mark Clark at Village Church in Surrey, B.C. Mark shares several reasons for why we can trust the Bible. For more information about Village Church, visit their website at: www.thisisvillagechurch.com .

In today's message, Pastor Blair confronts the common objection to the Christian faith, "The Bible is not completely authentic" and shares seven reasons why we can trust the Bible.

In today's message, Pastor Luke confronts the common objection to the Christian faith, "Creation is a Myth" and shares about the theory of evolution vs. the truths of biblical creation.

In today's message, Pastor Blair confronts the common objection to the Christian faith, "There is no God" and shares four extra-Biblical arguments for God's existence.

We conclude our series in the book of Acts by reviewing the entire book and looking at God's mission in motion. We come across a few large encompassing themes throughout the book, and some overarching repetitve challenges for each of us.

Every person is an influencer. Influence matters because it allows for a platform to both share your story and do it with Gospel Clarity. In today's message, we hear three principles that we can see in Apostle Paul's life to help us grow in influence.

Biblical hope is a confident expectation and desire for something good in the future. In today's message, we hear how Gospel Clarity is the foundation for the certainty of hope, and look at four ways in which a lack of Gospel Clarity becomes a false gospel.

Everyone has a story. We are story-formed. Our stories are one of the most unique gifts God has given us for His glory – to make much of Jesus and all the He has done for us.

"Just believing" is not enough. We must move to belief with conviction, which leads to action. We learn three truths that Apostle Paul teaches us about conviction.

"Gospel Obsession" Jeff Vanderstelt preaches from 1 Peter 1:10-12.

In today’s message, we look at five statements from Apostle Paul's life.

In today’s message, we look at the ancient city of Ephesus and how the church started in this city.

Cam Abbott shares about his internship over the past eight months at The Compass Church, and three lessons in making disciples.

Today's sermon is from Spence Shelton, pastor of the Summit Church.

In today’s message, we hear the story of Apostle Paul going into Athens – a city with a very different culture and full of idols. We unpack Paul’s message, how he was provoked by the idolatry he saw in Athens, how he proclaimed the greatness of God (as he was jealous for God’s glory), and how he persevered in his ministry by pointing people to the cross and to repentance.

He is risen - He is risen indeed! In today's message, we learn what it means to practically live in light of the resurrection of Jesus, what difference His resurrection makes in the lives of believers, and how it changes a believer's life.

Good Friday is a picture of God’s steadfast love that endures forever and extended to a broken and sinful people. It's a day we remember when Jesus willingly suffered and died by crucifixion as the ultimate sacrifice for our sins. Ever since Jesus died and was raised, Christians have proclaimed the cross and resurrection of Jesus to be the decisive turning point for all creation.

In today's message, Pastor Blair looks at the final days before Jesus' death and resurrection. We look at Palm Sunday, the day Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a colt seven days before His resurrection, as well as focus on the Last Supper and what Jesus says to His disciples.