Author: Brian Horrobin

After several weeks of studying the faith of many of the great patriarchs of the Bible, Pastor Brian now brings this sermon series to a fitting conclusion by shining the spotlight on ourselves. What the patriarchs started we must finish. That is how God designed it. Join us this Labour Day Sunday at 10:45 am … [Read more…]

Two people in the Old Testament were told by God to do something that made absolutely no sense whatsoever, yet their obedience to the strange requests that came their way led to incredible breakthrough in their lives, which also impacted the lives of many, many others. God is still working this way today, and He … [Read more…]

We hear a lot these days about planning for the future and making preparations to leave a good legacy. Have you ever thought about leaving a legacy of faith? What you are doing now contributes to the worth of that legacy. Pastor Brian will have us take a closer look at three special men: Isaac, … [Read more…]

God made an incredible promise to Abraham, that he would father a child in his old age who would be the beginning of generations of descendants. But then God turned around and asked Abraham to offer up this “only son” as a sacrifice. How could this be? Let’s find out this week when Pastor Brian … [Read more…]

When it comes to talking about a life of faith, the name “Abraham” often comes to the forefront of our minds. Much is written about this great patriarch in the Scriptures, and with good reason. There is so much we can learn from his example to apply to our lives today. Here was a man … [Read more…]

Noah was a righteous man living in an unrighteous generation. He was given instructions from God to do something that had never been done before, but would be necessary if he was to save himself and his family. Noah obeyed the Lord and was vindicated. Where is such faith and righteousness today? It is certainly … [Read more…]

The Bible records only 2 people who went to heaven without dying: Elijah and Enoch. For Enoch, his “claim to fame” was that he walked with God and that he ‘pleased’ God. What does it mean to please God? How do we do that? Why not join us this Sunday at 10:45 am as we … [Read more…]

When we bring our offerings to God, it takes faith to give an offering that is costly and requires something that is our very best. Abel did that with his offering to God, and Cain, his brother, clearly did not. What was the difference between the offerings of these 2 brothers and why was Abel’s … [Read more…]