The Father’s House Church

Every season of life has a place at God’s table, where our deepest fulfillment is found not in a relationship, but in wholehearted devotion to Jesus.

What does “He shall have dominion” have to do with Canada? Join us as we discover how going deeper with Jesus changes the way we see our lives and our world.

God is still speaking today. Join us as we learn how to recognize His voice, understand His heart, and follow His lead.

What happens when God fills ordinary people with extraordinary power? Join us as we discover the promise, purpose, and power of the Holy Spirit.

Once reserved for a few, God’s anointing now rests on every believer, equipping us to live and serve like Jesus.

God gives ordinary believers extraordinary grace-gifts to serve others, strengthen the church, and reveal the love, power, and presence of Jesus.

Celebrate Pentecost and Baptism Sunday as we begin The Spirit-Filled Life, a journey into the presence, power, and work of the Holy Spirit.

Living faith is more than belief—it actively trusts God, loves others, and partners with Him to bring life into the world.

Motherhood, faith, authority, surrender, and trusting God through chaos — Mary somehow handled all of it with remarkable faith.

Faith that sees, faith that supersedes, and faith that suffers—three expressions of trust guiding how we live and follow Jesus.

Faith is tested in silence, storms, and delay, but God uses every moment to deepen our trust in His Word and His faithfulness.

How do we grow in faith? By guarding our hearts, meditating on God’s Word, and speaking words that reflect His truth.

What does it mean for the righteous to live by faith? This message invites us to trust God’s promises and follow Him wholeheartedly.

We stood guilty, but Jesus took our place. This Easter, we celebrated the cross, the empty tomb, and the saving power of His name.

Good Friday reminds us that even when life surprises us and everything seems to fall apart, God is still working. Pastor Lewis Hauer of Morinville Alliance Church shares how the cross of Christ brings hope, life, and redemption.

In every trial and temptation, God is forming overcomers who trust His heart, reject accusation, and reign in life through Jesus.

Receiving God’s forgiveness changes our hearts, teaching us to respond to His mercy and release that same forgiveness to others.

Prayer is about more than provision. It is about daily trust, dependence on the Father, and coming to Jesus—the Bread of Life—who alone satisfies every need.

What does God’s will actually look like in daily life? This message explores how living under the Lordship of Jesus transforms our relationship with God, shapes our character, and invites the power of the Spirit to bring heaven’s reality to earth.

The central message of the New Testament and of Jesus’ ministry was the Kingdom of God. Jesus not only came to reveal the Kingdom, but taught us to pray for it to come on earth as it is in heaven. As we surrender to His rule in our lives, His Kingdom is expressed through us so that others can encounter His presence and power.

What if prayer is more than words—it’s where heaven meets earth? When we pray, “Our Father in heaven,” we step into intimacy with God, bold access to His throne, and a calling to carry His heart and intention into the world around us.

We don’t just need better prayers—we need our Father. The Lord’s Prayer reshapes our identity, aligns our hearts with His Kingdom, and teaches us to live with boldness, trust, and purpose.

As we prepare to enter forty days of fasting and prayer, this message invites us to lift our eyes toward God. We’ll explore why fasting matters, how prayer draws us upward, and how meeting God reshapes our lives.

God is inviting us to open our hearts to Jesus, lay down our burdens, and walk in forgiveness, grace, and freedom. Hear what our youth students and youth pastor shared at this past Sunday’s Youth Takeover.

Stumbling blocks can hinder both our own faith and the faith of others. This message calls us to fix our eyes on Christ and choose to be building blocks who strengthen one another in love.