Hope in the meantime — the hope we hold as we live between Jesus’ resurrection and the fullness of our eternal inheritance.

Even in the fire, our hope stands firm. When trials come, they don’t destroy us - they refine us, revealing the faith that anchors us in Christ. Let’s be a people who carry Hope in the Fire.

Hope doesn’t just change us - it brings us together. When we remember that we are God’s chosen people, called out of darkness and into His marvelous light, we find our identity not in isolation but in community. Let’s live as a people of Hope that Creates Community.

Hope becomes world-changing when it becomes our way of living. As we let Christ shape our relationships, our words, and the posture of our hearts, we reveal His Kingdom in a world that desperately needs a different way. This is how living hope pushes back the darkness.

Hope isn’t just about the future, it’s meant to transform the way we live today. When our hope is anchored in what Christ has done and secured in what’s to come, it reshapes our minds, our character, and our relationships right now. Let’s live as people of Living Hope.

Even in seasons of pain, God reminds us that our hope is alive because our Savior is alive. When we remember the story we’re in and the inheritance that can never fade, we find the strength to trust His purpose and get our hopes up again.

Even in seasons of pain, God reminds us that our hope is alive because our Savior is alive. When we remember the story we’re in and the inheritance that can never fade, we find the strength to trust His purpose and get our hopes up again.

This past Sunday we had the pleasure of hearing from Darren DeGraaf, President of Partners International Canada about missions and our partners here at Bow Valley Christian Church.

This Sunday we talked about missions as a church, thanksgiving, and putting our faith into action through the Great Commission. We looked at verses like Matthew 28:18-20, Ephesians 1:19-21, and Acts 7:54-56.

Jesus calls us to live with conviction yet love without conditions. This message reminds us that true acceptance - like Christ’s - means opening our hearts to others, not to approve or agree, but to reflect God’s love and win hearts instead of arguments.

Forgiveness breaks the cycle of bitterness and opens the door to healing. In this sermon, discover how Jesus forgave - and how we can walk in that same freedom today.

In this week’s sermon, we look at how Jesus served and how His way of serving was very countercultural compared to how we see service in the world today.

“For Jesus, love was at the core of what He was about.” Today was look at how Jesus defined love and how the Bible defines love in a radical way.   

Do we see ourselves the way that Jesus sees us? Today we look at Matthew 9:36 and observe how Jesus saw people, and how that can change the way that we see & love others.

Are we ravished by Christ? Today we ponder this question as we look at verses 44 - 46 of Matthew 13.  If the King is in His right place, everything else is in harmony.

Today we’re in Luke 15: the Lost Sheep and the Lost Coin. God’s heart aches for the lost and reaches for ours. He longs for us to give our hearts to Jesus, our King. As believers, we share His mission: seek the lost and celebrate the found....not by our power, but by His.

In this week’s sermon, we look at the Parable of the Rich Fool in Luke chapter 12. It’s not about how much money we have, but about our relationship with money and how we view it in our lives.

We all have one thing in common: we will all die. We have one life here on earth, but God cares deeply about this earthly life and what we will do with it. In fact, there will come a day when we must take account of our lives and the things we have done. This week’s sermon encourages us, through the Parable of the Bags of Silver, on what to do with our one earthly life.

The story of the Prodigal Son…the word ‘prodigal’ has become so common in today’s culture that the meaning of the word has almost been changed. Today we go back to the Bible to understand the true meaning of ‘prodigal’.

Today we look at the Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard where Jesus gives a glimpse of what the Kingdom of Heaven will look like…and that actually, the Kingdom of Heaven is here with us right now.