As we finish this short series, Dr. Neufeld speaks to other important points for worship gatherings: what is wise and biblical for conducting a service and the other necessary elements, so that Christ may be glorified when we gather.
Our God speaks! The voice that thundered from Mount Sinai has spoken to us, so we are to quiet ourselves and listen. The reading and explaining of God's Word are two distinct elements that are commanded when we gather.
Why do we sing at church? Scripture lists 3 types of music as part of how we worship: Psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs. Today Dr. John discusses these categories and speaks biblically to how we are to sing praises to God together.
Powered by RedCircle A key overlooked aspect of worship is prayer. It's an important part of interacting with God that He demands, so it should frame our services. In this episode, Dr. John teaches on the types of prayer needed when we gather.
Since the dawn of the Church, God's people have gathered together on the Lord's Day to worship God, but many today don't consider how God has commanded that we worship Him. Today Dr. John introduces this short new series.
Most churches spend a whole month focused on the birth of Jesus, while the celebration and reverence for the Passion and Resurrection are comparatively minor. In this series, Easter According to the Gospel of John, Dr. John Neufeld explores the Apostle John's Gospel account of Easter to recapture the importance of these events and fix our eyes on Christ and His sufferings for us.
After Peter had denied Jesus 3 times in His darkest hour, his boast was gone, but some love remained. Despite his failures, Jesus restored Peter to lead the Church, even unto death; He still restores all of us who have failed Him too.
The risen Jesus takes his disciples to the place where he first found them to remind them of their calling and renew their mission: to fish for people, to share the Gospel to the world. But Jesus also shows that He is with them and will provide.
Today Dr. John continues looking at Thomas coming to believe in the risen Jesus. There are different types of belief, but the Gospel of John wants us to believe as Thomas eventually did, saying "My Lord and my God!"
Is doubt wrong? Is faith blind? You've probably heard 'don't be a doubting Thomas', but is it really bad to ask for evidence? Listen today for the answers as Dr. John unpacks the story of Thomas and the resurrection of Christ!
The resurrection of Jesus changed everything, forever. It's the marker of our calendars, and it brought peace with God to the whole world. Join us today as Dr. John expounds on the new era that we have in Christ's resurrection.
Does grief keep you from seeing Jesus and how his resurrection changes everything? Today Dr. John examines a fourth response to the empty tomb: Mary despairs, until she sees Jesus and is transformed!
In today's message, we approach the turning point of the Easter story, where some hope arises as the tomb of Jesus is found empty! What is the reasonable response? Is it uncertainty like Peter, disbelief like Mary, or faith like John?
Our tendency is to move quickly from the death of Jesus to His resurrection, but the Bible makes it clear that His burial is also of first importance. We invite you to linger on Christ's burial and ponder its significance with us today.
We've already seen that Jesus was always consciously fulfilling the Scriptures, but even in His death He is proved to be the foretold Messiah. Today Dr. John teaches on the actual death of Christ and what it means.
The Apostle John repeats one word three times in these three verses leading up to the death of Jesus. Today Dr. John discusses the meaning and significance of these final moments and words of Jesus before death.
Powered by RedCircle Easter According to the Gospel of John: Ministry Lessons from the Cross - John 19:23-27 In agony on the Cross, the ministry of Jesus was not over. Despite unimaginable suffering Jesus continues to care for others and do glorify the Father. Join us today to learn from Jesus on the Cross.
Powered by RedCircle Easter According to the Gospel of John: The Mystery of the Cross - John 19:16-22 The cross was a Roman symbol of shame and dishonour, but by it Jesus was exalted as King of all. In the cross Christ was honoured and still reigns while the glory of Rome has long fizzled out. Behold this mystery with us.
Today we continue examining the interactions between Pilate and Jesus in the Gospel of John. Despite all the evil of Pilate and the Jewish leaders, we see the ultimate authority and sovereignty of God alone.
Jesus "suffered under Pontius Pilate", says the Apostles’ Creed, but why is this so important? Today Dr. John leads us in beholding both the horrors and the majesty of the Man of God, who suffered for us.
Pontius Pilate was like many in our world today: he was a cynic who rejected the notion of truth. Continuing in our Easter series, Dr. John speaks about the meeting and interaction between Pilate and Jesus.
Why do we sin and reject our Saviour? Peter was so confident that he would always remain faithful to Jesus, but when the fear and pressures of the world came, he forgot who he was and failed.
Is the New Testament antisemitic? The Jewish leaders led the execution of Christ, but as in the Old Testament, all people can identify with God's chosen ones who, though enemies of God, are offered forgiveness through the blood of the Lamb.
Jesus had the ultimate authority, power, and control, but what did He use it for? Today Dr. John teaches on the great authority of Christ in the story of his arrest and what his actions mean for believers.
The crucifixion of Jesus is bloody, gory, brutal, and ugly, so we often look away to the truth of our salvation through it. In this introductory episode, Dr. John outlines this new Easter series and what we can learn from Christ's suffering.
Our culture hates rules, but the Bible claims that good laws bring life. It would be the good life if we all loved God and each other in action, but how do we do it? In Christ, the law still matters, we just know it can't save us.
What does it mean to covet? Does the final commandment mean that all desire is wrong? Dr. John speaks on the importance of this commandment, how it impacts all the others, and encourages us in contentment.
Pilate asked, 'What is truth?' We often ask the same thing today. We lie so often, whether because of anger, hurt, gossip, to defend or inflate our image, or simply for the excitement, but the Spirit of Truth is in Christ's followers.
Today in Dr. John's series on the 10 Commandments, he deals with the law probiting theft. Those who steal always justify it, but God's law is clear: no matter the form or the reason, stealing is wrong because everything belongs to God.
For many people in our culture, sex is anything but sacred. It is often seen as an urge that must be satisfied, but is that all it is? What does the Bible really say about sex, and why is only adultery addressed in the 10 Commandments?
The Ten Commandments are the basis for the Law of God. What are God’s holy demands of us? What should we do if we have violated His demands? In this 15-message series, Dr. Neufeld unpacks God’s commandments to His people and helps us see why they always lead us back to the place of the cross.
The Ten Commandments are the basis for the Law of God. What are God’s holy demands of us? What should we do if we have violated His demands? In this 15-message series, Dr. Neufeld unpacks God’s commandments to His people and helps us see why they always lead us back to the place of the cross.
The 4th commandment to Honour the Sabbath Day is perhaps the one most commonly neglected by Christians today, but what does the whole Bible teach about this one day of rest and worship? Join Dr. John today to learn.
What does it mean to take the Lord's name in vain? And why is something so simple such a big deal to God? Today Dr. John tackles the third commandment, explaining what God's sacred name means for our words.
The second commandment tells us not to make an idol, but how does that differ from the first command? Today Dr. John explains this law, and it turns out it is distinct and applies very directly to how we view God today.
The Ten Commandments are the basis for the Law of God. What are God’s holy demands of us? What should we do if we have violated His demands? In this 15-message series, Dr. Neufeld unpacks God’s commandments to His people and helps us see why they always lead us back to the place of the cross.
Do Christians have to obey the 10 commandments? Today Dr. John deals with this question by looking at Galatians 3. Obedience is not legalism and the law is not contrary to the Gospel, but only Christ can save us.
The law was given uniquely to Israel, but it makes all people accountable to God. Today Dr. John explains how this is the case. We are all condemned by the law, but there is good news - Christ took this cup and saved us all!
The Ten Commandments occur at a unique point in the Biblical story. In this message we explore some of the background drama that surrounds Israel's covenant with the Holy God, who revealed Himself in Glory.
You know about the Ten Commandments, but would you be able to list all 10? Today we start a new series on this foundational set of laws from Exodus 20 with an overview message on what these laws are and why they matter.
In this final message of our series on 2 Timothy, we look at the final words and requests of Paul before his execution. They tell of a man with steadfast faith and graciousness dispite hardship and heartache, from whom we can learn much.
What are you investing in? In this new series called Make It Count, Dr. John walks through the amazing little book of 2 Timothy, Paul's final correspondence before his execution. It's the authoritative but intimate words of an Apostle to his dear friend on how to live faithfully to the end and leave behind the eternal legacy of godliness - no matter the cost.
The Christian life is not easy, and Christian leadership is even harder. To persevere dispite the trials is a battle. We must know God's purpose for us, cling to His Word, and imitate Paul, who kept the faith.
For both the leader and the lay Christian, God's Word must be primary. All believers must always be devoted to knowing Scripture better, but the leaders in the Church have the added primary responsibility to teach it faithfully.
In today's passage, we're called to follow the way of Jesus as Paul did, rejecting the changing values of our culture and steadfastly embracing Christ, seeking to honour, love, and glorify Him rather than ourselves.
Do you love yourself, or do you love God? In today's message, Dr. John teaches from the beginning of 2 Timothy 3, where Paul speaks of the great danger of the church age: our desires, loves, and affections.
Your King, God, and Master tells you that you have a noble purpose to play. Believe it. He wants you to be a useful vessel for Him, and you are able to do it with His help. Join us to discover this together today.
What is the greatest threat to the Gospel? It's not the increasing hostility of western culture towards Biblical beliefs, the real danger is Christians twisting the Bible to be accepted by culture. What then do we do about this danger?
In the midst of pain, persecution, and opposition, we have great reason to be thankful if we have put our hope in Christ. He has already been victorious, and we will be too. Join us for this encouragement today.
How are you doing in what Christ has called you to? From today's passage of 2 Timothy, we discuss 4 commands for effectiveness in doing the work of God. If you want your ministry to be effective, listen to these words from Paul.
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