The Father’s House Church

Join our church as we soon begin a 40-day season of collective prayer and fasting. Today’s message will introduce this season of spiritual ascent, as well as outline transformative encounters we see on mountains in the Bible. Together we’ll learn to discern mountains worth climbing—offering intimacy, learning, and growth—and those to wisely avoid.

The final chapters in the book of Hebrews urge believers to endure trials by fixing their focus on Jesus, while also providing practical guidance for Christian living. Join us as we conclude our series, discovering resilience in faith and virtues that are essential to a Christ-centered life.

Hebrews 11 unveils the essence of true faith anchored in God's reality, in transformative life change, and eternal hope. True faith navigates every circumstance — when seeing, when suffering, and when superseding through difficulties.

Explore the profound shift from Old Testament sacrifices to Christ's perfect sacrifice in Hebrews 10. Delve into the significance of Jesus as the ultimate High Priest, offering eternal redemption and abolishing the need for continual offerings. Discover the transformative power of embracing the New Covenant and the unmatched grace it brings.

In today's New Year’s message, Pastor Ed Allan passionately explores how the Holy Spirit ignites a transformative fire within us, urging believers to embrace the divine flame of purpose and zeal for Christ.

Today’s New Year’s Eve message will encourage you to clarify the most important things in your life and to let go of desires, distractions, and disappointments that inhibit the fullness of blessing God has for you.

Jesus is the light of the world, shining on those steeped in moral, emotional, social, and spiritual darkness. Whether lowly or lofty, Jesus' invitation is for every person to follow the light that leads to hope, healing, and renewed relationship with God.

The biblical account of Jesus’ birth reveals that fear played a significant role in the lives of the main characters. Today’s message will focus on the life and testimony of Joseph, Mary’s husband and the earthly father of Jesus, who learned to trust God in the midst of peril and uncertainty. Although seemingly unimportant when compared to Mary and Jesus, Joseph embraced his unique role, fixed His...

The biblical account of Jesus’ birth reveals that fear played a significant role in the lives of the main characters. Today’s message will focus on the life and testimony of Mary, a young girl who experienced God’s presence, power, and purpose through her immaculate conception.

The biblical account of Jesus’ birth reveals that fear played a significant role in the lives of the main characters. Today’s message will focus on the life and testimony of Zechariah, highlighting how he overcame fear and developed faith in waiting for the birth of his son, John, the forerunner of Christ.

To be in mission means to be sent. Jesus’ mission was to reveal the truth of God’s character and to save humanity from destruction. A Christian is one who has been drawn into a healing relationship with Jesus in order to be sent out to reveal his image and saving grace to others.

Our pastors will be engaging in several days of personal and relational renewal this week. Dr. Matt Lewis will be leading us, and we want you to experience the same encouragement that our staff will enjoy. In today’s message, Dr. Lewis will share about God’s great love for you and his desire for you to be refreshed in everyday life.

This message will tackle some significant theology, explaining the Old Covenant in the Old Testament and the New Covenant in the New Testament. You’ll learn the major differences in these two ways of relating with God and how your life is influenced by them today.

Canada was established on Christian values. Those true north guiding principles were a foundation that individuals, families, communities, and the entire nation built upon over many years. We thank God for a righteous heritage, and we're committed to partnering with Him in keeping our land glorious and free.

Jesus opened a path to God that no one else could. He offered a superior sacrifice to cleanse humanity of their guilt and shortcomings. Even now, he sits at the right hand of God, interceding for people and bridging the gap between heaven and earth. Jesus represents God’s will, wonder and ways. He is our mediator and superior high priest.

Every human being longs for rest — physically, emotionally, mentally, spiritually, and in every way. Hebrews 4 tells us that Jesus meets us in our desperation and superabundantly provides the peace and restoration we need.

The Israelites were a nation on the edge of entering the promised land but decided instead to harden their hearts towards the Lord. Hebrews 3 gives us practical steps that we can take so that we don’t turn from the Lord with a hardened heart but rather, partner and trust in him all the way to the promised land.

It's easy to be thankful when everything is going well, but what about when life is difficult? Today's message will give several great insights on how to be thankful every day and in every season.

The book of Hebrews addresses a community experiencing pressure and persecution. To inspire hope and perseverance, the writer reminds his readers of Christ’s identity and purpose. Jesus came as a human to represent us and as God’s Son to deliver us. He loves us and is with us in life’s troubles. Fixing our focus on Jesus is a sure way to make it through life’s difficulties.

Today’s message provides an introduction to the book of Hebrews, a letter that emphasizes the superior covenant of salvation that Jesus provides to those who trust him and place their faith in him.

Baptism is a public declaration of a new association. It is an outward symbol of inner transformation through Jesus Christ. Today's service includes the testimonies of four people taking this next step on their journey of faith, as well as a message from Pastor Greg on receiving God's free gift of salvation.

Where are we in the timeline of history? How close is the Lord’s return? All signs indicate that Jesus is coming soon. We want to be a church that is well prepared and filled with people living as disciples.

What happens when you have vision from a mountain top experience that doesn’t sustain you in the way that God intended? Today’s message will encourage you to commune with God regularly so that you can see the road ahead with Spirit inspired revelation and clarity.

Join us for the epic conclusion of the Acts of the Apostles, which began with the proclamation and growth of God’s Kingdom and closes with a reminder that the same Kingdom is active and advancing today.

The Apostle Paul makes a difference while being transferred as a prisoner to Rome. Acts 27 tells the harrowing tale of Paul being shipwrecked and then stranded on an island but never once losing his faith in God and his commitment to sharing the gospel message with others.