Category: Spritual Growth / Speaker: Pastor Jeff Loach
July 22, 2018
“What happens after we die?” It’s a question not often enough asked. There is much mystery to life beyond this life, but the Bible does address it in many places. In our passage for today,...
Category: Spritual Growth / Speaker: Pastor Jeff Loach
July 16, 2018
Jesus is equal to God. Jesus is sovereign over life. Jesus is Judge. The second section of John 5 deals with some foundational theological issues that deserve our attention. This message starts with the first...
Category: Spritual Growth / Speaker: Pastor Jeff Loach
July 08, 2018
There are varying opinions among followers of Jesus as to what one should do with the concept of Sabbath. In John 5.1-15, we see the Sabbath Police at work, and Jesus connection sin and sickness. What...
Category: Spritual Growth / Speaker: Pastor Jeff Loach
July 01, 2018
God is at work, even when we cannot see: Leave it to God, and labour on. That’s the big idea in this final message on John 4, from verses 43-54, which we looked at this...
Category: Evangelism / Speaker: Pastor Jeff Loach
June 24, 2018
If we don’t tell people about Jesus, how will they know? That’s the thrust of this message, in which we look at why we don’t share our faith, and why we should. You can watch...
Category: Spritual Growth / Speaker: Pastor Jeff Loach
June 17, 2018
Today was children’s Sunday at St. Paul’s Church, Nobleton – the kids and youth led much of our worship. I shared a brief message from John 4.31-38 that helped us understand what it means when we appreciate...
Category: Spritual Growth / Speaker: Pastor Jeff Loach
June 10, 2018
Jesus tells the Samaritan woman at the well that the time would come when people would worship the Father in spirit and in truth. What does that mean? That’s what we explore in this message...
Category: Spritual Growth / Speaker: Pastor Jeff Loach
June 03, 2018
One of the realities of human existence that is taught to us in the story of Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well in John 4.16-20 is that when confronted with uncomfortable questions, we often...