The Father’s House Church

Every life moves to a rhythm shaped by what we believe about God. From Proverbs 21, this message invites us to trust God’s sovereignty, examine our worldview, and choose wisdom that leads to righteous, generous, and God-honouring lives.

Following Jesus is not a moment, but a direction we walk together. As we seek God first, His Kingdom reshapes our hearts and lives, forming in us a life marked by righteousness, peace, and joy.

As we step into a new year, we’re invited to set the tone by choosing faith over fear and focus over distraction. Grounded in God’s promise to do more than we could ask or imagine, this message encourages us to trust His leading, believe again, and move forward with hope and expectation.

As we wrap up our Christmas series, we look at the journey of the wise men and what it means to respond to Jesus. This kind of love isn’t afraid or passive, and it isn’t just about what we know. It’s a love that looks for truth, steps out in faith, and responds with genuine worship—one that changes us and points others to Christ.

Joseph and Mary’s love for God—and for the child they were entrusted with—came at a real cost: reputation, comfort, security, and certainty. Yet in their obedience, we see a love that trusts God even when the price is high.

Zechariah’s story in Luke 1:5–25 reveals a God who remembers—His people, His promises, and even long-forgotten prayers. Though the waiting was painful, God was working with perfect timing. What seemed impossible became a testimony of His faithfulness, reminding us that His love holds us steady until His purposes unfold.

Nov 30 2025 Peace be with You Pastor Greg Fraser by The Father's House Church Morinville

True hospitality welcomes the stranger, leans into God’s empowering grace, and takes initiative to pursue those who feel unseen. This message invites us to open our lives the same way God has opened His to us.

Life brings moments that feel too heavy to carry alone. But God surrounds us with His comfort and places people beside us. Today, let’s open our hearts to receive that comfort—and be ready to extend it to those who need it.

True community always comes with a cost. As we remember those who sacrificed for our freedom, we’re invited to follow Christ in surrender — setting aside comfort, control, and convenience to love God and one another with depth and devotion.

Life with others isn’t always easy, but when we walk with Jesus, He teaches us harmony—the beauty of living as one. Join us this Sunday as we continue Life with One Another.

We’ve all been hurt, misunderstood, or taken advantage of—but what we do with that hurt matters. God calls us to respond with kindness and forgiveness, choosing His way instead of bitterness. With His help, we can speak life, let go of the past, and live in freedom.

Today, we welcome municipal election candidates from Morinville and Sturgeon County as we reflect on God’s design for leadership — that true leadership is servanthood. Together, we’re reminded to honour, support, and pray for those who serve our communities.

This Thanksgiving, twenty-one people took the step of faith through the waters of baptism — leaving the old life behind and stepping into the new. Join us as we celebrate stories of freedom, transformation, and the miracle of new life in Jesus.

What breaks down community? Last week we talked about the power of our words—gossip, murmuring, and slander. This week we’re looking at deeper heart issues like pride, greed, bitterness, and living only for ourselves. These things pull us away from each other, but God’s Word shows us a better way—humility, generosity, forgiveness, and love that build real community.

What breaks down community? Last week we talked about the power of our words—gossip, murmuring, and slander. This week we’re looking at deeper heart issues like pride, greed, bitterness, and living only for ourselves. These things pull us away from each other, but God’s Word shows us a better way—humility, generosity, forgiveness, and love that build real community.

Sept 21 2025 Damaging Community part 1 Pastor Greg Fraser by The Father's House Church Morinville

In this opening message of our new series, Pastor Greg shows how the Trinity—the Father, Son, and Spirit in perfect love—models what true community looks like. We were created for relationship, redeemed through Christ, and called to live as one with God and one another.

This week Pastor Greg takes us through the story of our church family—how it began in a small Bible study in 1980, the challenges and miracles along the way, and the joy of celebrating five years in our building. It’s a reminder of how God has been at work through the years, and how we can keep “working while we wait” for what He has next.

Aug 31 2025 From Ordinary to Extraordinary Pastors Cole and Skylar by The Father's House Church Morinville

Aug 24 2025 Freedom From Envy Pastor Stacey Sampson by The Father's House Church Morinville

Lust is one of those battles we don’t often talk about—but most people fight it. It’s sneaky, destructive, and everywhere. The good news? It doesn’t have to win. Jesus came to break chains and set you free. There’s hope, healing, and a future worth running toward.

Wrath is more than getting angry—it’s anger that’s been left to grow, harden, and seek revenge. This week, we’ll look at the difference between healthy, God-given anger and the destructive pull of wrath, and how Scripture calls us to trade it for the fruit of the Spirit—learning to forgive, let go, and respond with patience, peace, and self-control.

Ever feel spiritually stuck—like your faith is on the couch while God is calling you to move? This Sunday, we’re talking about sloth—not just laziness, but the quiet apathy that can pull us away from God’s best. Pastor Skylar will share simple, practical ways to trade sloth for Spirit-led diligence, so we can find purpose in our work, joy in our rest, and fresh passion in our walk with Christ.

Gluttony isn’t just about food—it’s about anything we turn to for comfort, satisfaction, or escape. From bingeing media to shopping sprees, we live in a culture of overindulgence. But the answer isn’t just more willpower—it’s a heart re-centered on Christ.