Walk Worthy

Pastor Roger Pascoe will be preaching from Genesis 33:1-20. The main message of this chapter is that reconciliation is made possible through humility and love that are rooted in God's grace. Originally recorded April 24, 2022.

Dr. Stephen Yuille will be preaching from Job 19:25-27. Originally recorded Easter Sunday, April 17, 2022.

Dr. Stephen Yuille preaches from Romans 5:8-9. Originally recorded Good Friday, April 15, 2022.

Pastor Sean preaching from Genesis 32:1-32 - Jacob undergoes an extremely significant transformation in Genesis 32. He has to deal with Esau, and by extension, God, as a result of his deception 20 years earlier. He is threatened, fearful, prayerful, wrestles with God alone in the dark, is defeated, and limps away, yet with a new name and God’s blessing at the break of day. Are we prepared for God...

This weekend is our missions conference "Facing a Task Unfinished" and we are pleased to welcome John Denbok, the Executive Director from SIM Canada to preach the Word at our morning worship service. Hear from Genesis 12:1-3; Psalm 67:1-4; Exodus 19:4-6

In the world of music there is a term known as “overture,” which introduces melodies, harmonies, and movements that the audience will hear throughout a performance. As we continue in Genesis, we come to a theological overture in the life of Jacob, a taste of what is to come for those who belong to Yahweh. But is this anthem one that our ears are tuned to? Is Yahweh’s salvation anthem the theme son...

Pastor Sean preaches from Genesis 30:25-31:21. At some point in the life of a Christian, or in the life of a church, God’s people will find themselves looking around in despair or anger at this never ceasing conundrum: wicked people prosper. In this episode in Jacob’s life, after 20 years of woe at the hands of his uncle Laban, we can confidently say that the wicked will not proposer forever. God...

Pastor Sean preaches from Genesis 29:36-30:24. There’s no doubt: this is an ugly portion of Scripture. Really ugly. There is envy, bitterness, anger, rivalry, superstition, and sexual sin. Yet what’s most shocking isn’t the scandalous sin but the stunning grace. Sin abounds here, but grace abounds all the more. Originally recorded Sunday, March 6, 2022.

Pastor Sean shares from Genesis 29:1-35. When we are not at our best and life is at the worst, God is always with us and God is always working. This event in Jacob’s life assures God’s covenant people of this soul settling reality. Originally recorded March 6, 2022.

Pastor Sean preaches from Genesis 28:10-22. In the dark of night, with nothing but a stone for a pillow, between a rock and a hard place, God gives Jacob a beautiful dream of blessed, certain reality. The elements of that dream fill God’s covenant people with hope; the response of Jacob spurs God’s covenant people to worship. Originally recorded February 27, 2022. 

Pastor Sean preaches from Genesis 27:41-28:9. In the aftermath of Isaac trying to wrongly give Esau a blessing, Rebekah scheming to make sure this doesn’t happen, Jacob deceiving his blind father, and Esau’s ineffectual tears, we learn about the serious consequences of trying to mess with God’s will. We also learn about the incredible grace of God in the midst of a massive mess. Originally recorde...

Pastor Sean preaches from Genesis  26:34-27:40. The covenant family - Isaac, Rebekah, Esau & Jacob - is a relational and spiritual train wreck. Not everyone is on board with God’s will and not everyone is on board with God’s will in God’s way. What effect does this have on God’s will? Can they resist what He has decreed? Can anyone? Originally recorded Sunday, February 13, 2022.

Cambridge is booming and our pastors are asking: how should we respond as a church? Join them as they kick around some stats on religion in Canada, some stats on the growth of our region, and some specific developments in our own city. For religious stats: https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/en/pub/75-006-x/2021001/article/00010-eng.pdf?st=jDltzXT8. For developments on Cambridge: https://www.cambridge...

Pastor Sean Sheeran preaches from Genesis 26:1-33. By looking back at the passing of the torch from one generation - Abraham - to the next generation - Isaac - we can rightly expect God to fulfill His promises for us in the present and future. Tracing out God’s faithfulness in this way strengthens our faith enormously. Originally recorded February 6, 2022.

Pastor Sean preaches from Genesis 25:19-34. There have been many times in the history of God’s people when it feels like we are at the dead end street of defeat, with no way out. In those moments, which we experience still to this day, God’s sovereign grace assures us of victory, despite the many human liabilities we face. Originally recorded on January 30, 2022.

Over 13 chapters and a span of 100 years we have followed Yahweh’s dealings with Abraham, the father of faith. In Genesis 25:1-18 we summarize his life by attending his funeral. In doing so we observe that our only hope in life and death is to trust our covenant-making, covenant-keeping God. Originally recorded January 23, 2022.

Pastor Caleb throws some questions out to Pastor Sean as we anticipate getting back to our Genesis series this Sunday. After a break for Christmas, and some one-off sermons in January, we’re priming the pump for being back in the first book of the Bible. If you’re looking for some of the resources mentioned (we know you’re not surprised there were some), here they are: The Gospel in Genesis by Mar...

Pastor Sean is doing a pulpit exchange with Pastor James Seward at Maple Avenue Baptist Church in Georgetown. Pastor James preaches from Romans 8:18-25. This passage explores the connection between the groaning of this life and the glory that awaits us. The gospel's blessings flow as far as the curse is found. Originally recorded on January 1, 2022.

Pastor Tom will be preaching from Luke 10:25 -37.  The parable of the Good Samaritan is a well known story. Here’s the main point that Luke is trying to convey: A true neighbor shows his loved for God by extending self-sacrificing love to fellow neighbors (believers) as evidence of God’s saving grace in their lives. Originally recorded January 9, 2022.

Listen in as Pastor Sean and Pastor Caleb discuss Caleb’s sermon from January 2nd, which kicked off the New Year. In addition to talking through the sermon some more, they also talk about why this sermon was preached at this time in the life of our church.

Pastor Caleb preaches from Philippians 1:27-2:11. Originally recorded January 2, 2022.

This is the final chapter of A Book of Comfort for Those in Sickness, entitled: A comfort in the thought of our departure hence. As an epilogue to the reading of the book, Pastor Sean reads two passages of Scripture to add to our comfort in the thought of our crossing the threshold into eternity.

A Comfort in our Fears That We Shall Fail and Dishonour God at the Last

Pastor Sean will be preaching from Matthew 2:1-12. Originally recorded December, 26, 2021.

Pastor Caleb preaches from Luke 2:22-38 on Christmas Eve 2021.