The Father’s House Church

Why is it so hard to feel like we have enough? In today's message, Pastor Hayward talks about the pull of greed, how it shows up in our lives, and what Jesus teaches about living with contentment and generosity. If you’ve ever felt stuck in the cycle of always wanting more, this message is for you.

Pride has a way of getting in the way—of our relationships, our peace, and even our walk with God. But Jesus shows us a better way. This Sunday, we’re talking about humility: what it really looks like, how it brings us closer to God, and how it changes the way we see others (and ourselves).

We all face the pull of sin—pride, anger, envy, and more. But the good news is, we don’t have to stay stuck there. Through Christ, we can move from struggle to strength. This summer at TFH, we’re diving into the seven deadly sins and how God gives us the power to overcome.

As we celebrate Canada this week, we’re also reminded that the greatest nation we belong to is God’s joyful nation — the Church. Despite the hardships of life, we’ve been chosen, called out of darkness, and invited into His wonderful light. As citizens of His Kingdom, we get to live with purpose, offer our lives in worship, and let the joy of knowing God shine for the world to see. If you’re longi...

Joy isn’t just for the good days — it’s meant to be part of the whole journey. You were created in joy by a God who delights in you, carried by His joy through all of life’s ups and downs, and destined for a future full of joy with Him. No matter where life finds you right now, there’s joy woven into your story

This Father’s Day, we’re hearing from a daughter. Pastor Stacey opens up about her story—some of the pain she walked through with her dad, and the healing she’s found in her relationship with God. It’s an honest, joy-filled message about the kind of Father God is, how Jesus related to Him, and how we can too.

Today's message explores how godly friendships bring strength, encouragement, and joy in life’s battles. Learn what the Bible says about being a friend, choosing friends wisely, and reflecting Jesus in every relationship.

Joy isn’t about pretending everything’s fine—it’s about discovering strength in Jesus when life gets hard. This message from Philippians unpacks how to find real, lasting joy by learning to accept what you can’t control, adapt with grace, and anchor your life in Christ.

June 01 Send Me Pastor Greg Fraser by The Father's House Church Morinville

The story of Jesus touches every part of our lives—tragedy, comedy, adventure, and ultimately, rebirth. Baptism marks the moment we step into that story, leaving the old behind and rising into the new.

You can’t always know what God is doing by looking at just one generation. God is known as the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. That’s why a good woman—or a good man—leaves an inheritance to their children and grandchildren. We may not finish everything we think we’re supposed to do, but we can still make sure we lay a strong foundation for our children to build on.

Have you ever wondered how you can reach your friends and neighbours for Christ? It doesn’t just happen by accident—you’re part of the story! And the good news? It’s simpler than you might think. Join us this Sunday as we talk about the difference you can make when you step into the story God is writing.

The disciples thought it was over. But the empty tomb changes everything. Join us as we see how Jesus restores hope — and restores us — even when we think we've blown it.

Easter isn’t just a moment—it’s an open door into the Kingdom of God. In this message, we explore why the resurrection of Jesus is such good news today, and how His presence brings peace, joy, healing, and hope.

It might sound strange—calling Jesus the Lamb of God. But on Good Friday, we take a closer look at why that title changes everything. From ancient sacrifices to the cross and beyond, this message shows how the Lamb flips our view of power, love, and what it really means to follow Jesus. It's not just about believing—it’s about surrender, trust, and a whole new way to live.

Palm Sunday is all about hope showing up in the most unexpected way—a King on a donkey. While the world looks for power and quick fixes, Jesus offers something better: peace, purpose, and a Kingdom that changes hearts.

In a culture flooded with opinions, headlines, and self-made realities, Jesus claims something radical: “I am the Truth.” This Sunday we’ll unpack why truth matters, how we’ve drifted into a post-truth world, and what it means to build your life on the foundation of God's unshakable truth.

This Sunday, we’re looking at Jesus’ heartfelt prayer in John 17—the night before He died. It shows what mattered most to Him: living for God’s glory, serving others, staying united, finding joy in tough times, and holding on to God’s truth.

Though Jesus is no longer with us in person, He has not left us alone. The Holy Spirit is our Helper, Comforter, and Advocate—strengthening, guiding, and reminding us of the truth. This message will help you understand what it means to live in close relationship with the Spirit of God, and remind you that He is present with you—every moment of every day.

As Jesus prepared His disciples for His death, He revealed that what seemed like loss was actually great gain. His sacrifice opened the way for an eternal dwelling, a promised reunion, the presence of the Holy Spirit, adoption into God’s family, and the hope of eternity.

In today’s service, our senior high youth lead the way, reminding us from John 12 that we are called to walk as Children of Light. Jared opens by sharing his story, followed by Amelia with a powerful teaching. Pastor Cole then brings it all together, challenging us to live in God’s light. Join us as we celebrate how God is moving in the next generation!

In John 13, Jesus humbles Himself to wash His disciples' feet, showing that true greatness is found in servanthood. This message will challenge us to follow His example—serving with humility, trusting God's plan, and embracing our identity in Christ. We’ll also share in communion as we remember His ultimate sacrifice.

Jesus invites us to come closer—to listen, to worship, and to surrender. This week, we explore how true intimacy with Him transforms our lives, not by clinging to our own will and ways, but by trusting and submitting to His.

Jesus is the Gate and the Good Shepherd, inviting us into true freedom and abundant life—not through religion, but through a real relationship with Him. Are we following His voice or getting lost in the noise? Let’s explore what it means to trust and follow Him more every day.

Life is full of struggles and unanswered questions. We often wonder, "God, why do You allow suffering?" In John 9, Jesus heals a man born blind, revealing a powerful truth—God is at work even in our hardest moments. Suffering isn’t just pain to endure; it’s a place where God reveals His glory and shapes us for growth and discipleship.