A message from Jon Killoran to strengthen your faith, inspired by Matthew 1:18-25.

In this message, Pastor Jon Killoran invites us to pray, desiring the will of God on earth and in our lives. May we access the arsenal available to us through prayer always and and often. This message is part of a sermon series in the book of James.

In this message, Pastor Jon Killoran discusses patience, and how the joy set before us empowers us to suffer long. This message is part of a sermon series in the book of James.

In this message, Pastor Jon Killoran reminds us that while life here on earth has eternal significance, it is also short. May we make the most of our time through faithfulness and generosity, building into our true home in Heaven. This message is part of a sermon series in the book of James.

In this message, Pastor Coleman Stucke urges us to be faithful to our loving Lord and Saviour. May our desires, devotion, disposition and speech honour our King. This message is part of a sermon series in the book of James.

In this message, Pastor Jon Killoran urges us to choose the wisdom of the Lord; the only truly strong foundation for us to build our lives on. This message is part of a sermon series in the book of James.

In this message, Pastor Jon Killoran reminds us that our words reveal what's already going on in our hearts, that there is wisdom in controlling our tongues, and that we get to speak blessings and encouragement to those around us. This message is part of a sermon series in the book of James.

In this message, Pastor Jon Killoran unpacks the relationship between faith and the things we do, as discussed in James 2:14-26. Thank you, Lord, for saving us by your grace through our faith in Jesus. May we live out our faith and the righteousness we have in Christ. This message is part of a sermon series in the book of James.

A special update from a guest speaker. Matthew 9:36-38 — When he [Jesus] saw the crowds, he had compassion for them, because they were harassed and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd. Then he said to his disciples, “The harvest is plentiful, but the labourers are few; therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out labourers into his harvest.”

In this message, Pastor Coleman Stucke reminds us that God's royal law commands us to love our neighbour as ourself, and we cannot do that while showing partiality. He encourages us to be serious about being people of mercy. This message is part of a sermon series in the book of James. Questions to reflect on: If someone who was clearly struggling with homelessness sat next to you in the pew this morning, would your first instinct be to avoid them or would you move towards them in love?...

In this message, Pastor Jon Killoran encourages us to live out our faith and desire to follow Christ. Beyond knowing how to follow Christ, may we be people who actually follow Him, walking in His grace and righteousness. This message is part of a sermon series in the book of James.

In this message, Pastor Jon Killoran reminds us that we can be faithful, and have all of the reasons we need to choose against sin. This message is part of a sermon series in the book of James.

In this message, Pastor Jon Killoran challenges us to have a faith and hope-filled outlook on trials and tribulations because when we reach our limit, we often draw closer to Christ and learn to better depend on Him. This message is part of a sermon series in the book of James.

In this message, Pastor Jon Killoran unpacks Ephesians 2:1-10, and the remarkable ways God's grace changes lives forever.

A message by Jon Killoran, studying Psalm 127. God is good, and He is for us. May we build our lives around Him. May we depend on Him and abide in Him.

A message by Jon Killoran, studying Psalm 81. Don't take for granted God's faithfulness. His kindness beckons us to trust and obey, ever walking with Him.

A message by Jon Killoran, studying Psalm 84. May we fully trust in God and His faithfulness. There is nothing better than walking with Him.

A message by Jon Killoran, studying Psalm 98. He reminds us to think of God's greatness, His kindness and His certain justice, and rejoice because He is worth singing about.

A message encouraging us to observe and respond to all God has done, and how great He is, preached by Emmanuel Baptist Church's very own Pastoral Resident, Jason St. Denis.

A message on being made in the image of God, given by guest speaker Mark Cuthbert.