Grace Communion Edmonton
We've been a fellowship in Edmonton since 1964
Word from the Pastor
This week we look at our Lord in the flesh. Jesus Is God’s Love in human form. We have been marching through the Exodus this past month which is on the other side of The Resurrection. Their stories are so very valuable, and still a great source of knowledge of our God The Father. Fast-forward to us today we can encounter Jesus, The Spirit, The Father the same God we find in Exodus but with much more depth. God came down and dwelt with us. This Sunday Pastor Bob will expound more on the real “flesh and body” Jesus that Gospel of Matthew richly shares with us.
Join us for Sunday Worship, followed by Hotdog Lunch and chips afterwards.
This week we look at our Lord in the flesh. Jesus Is God’s Love in human form. We have been marching through the Exodus this past month which is on the other side of The Resurrection. Their stories are so very valuable, and still a great source of knowledge of our God The Father. Fast-forward to us today we can encounter Jesus, The Spirit, The Father the same God we find in Exodus but with much more depth. God came down and dwelt with us. This Sunday Pastor Bob will expound more on the real “flesh and body” Jesus that Gospel of Matthew richly shares with us.
Join us for Sunday Worship, followed by Hotdog Lunch and chips afterwards.
Word from the Pastor
Last week we read about the Israelites creating a golden calf to worship while Moses was away talking with God. The calf was likely a way for the Israelites to relate to God in a more familiar way, but this idol could not represent God. It was lifeless, created by human hands, and unable to be in relationship. Our Triune God is relational, and He wants relationship with us. How precious our Creator is our sustainer and our friend, and desires communion with us. Unlike the gold calf that Israel formed, or our modern “golden calves” that try to fill the void, our hearts are created to commune with our creator. Let’s daily decide to worship our Lord and Saviour and NOT our modern “golden calves”.
Join us for Sunday Worship followed by Lunch afterwards.
Last week we read about the Israelites creating a golden calf to worship while Moses was away talking with God. The calf was likely a way for the Israelites to relate to God in a more familiar way, but this idol could not represent God. It was lifeless, created by human hands, and unable to be in relationship. Our Triune God is relational, and He wants relationship with us. How precious our Creator is our sustainer and our friend, and desires communion with us. Unlike the gold calf that Israel formed, or our modern “golden calves” that try to fill the void, our hearts are created to commune with our creator. Let’s daily decide to worship our Lord and Saviour and NOT our modern “golden calves”.
Join us for Sunday Worship followed by Lunch afterwards.
Word from the Pastor
This week we talk about “Gold” and a "cow”. Last week we explored God establishing a covenant with the people of Israel. After God gives the Ten Commandments, Moses is called up the mountain to receive instruction from God about building the tabernacle and instructions for worship. While Moses was on the mountain, Aaron and the people basically lose it and start worshipping and making offering to a golden calf. What happened? Why did they do this? Who’s at fault? We have modern day “golden calves” too, stay tuned for our sermon discussion as we unpack this bizarre story of Israel.
Join us for Sunday Worship followed by Lunch afterwards
This week we talk about “Gold” and a "cow”. Last week we explored God establishing a covenant with the people of Israel. After God gives the Ten Commandments, Moses is called up the mountain to receive instruction from God about building the tabernacle and instructions for worship. While Moses was on the mountain, Aaron and the people basically lose it and start worshipping and making offering to a golden calf. What happened? Why did they do this? Who’s at fault? We have modern day “golden calves” too, stay tuned for our sermon discussion as we unpack this bizarre story of Israel.
Join us for Sunday Worship followed by Lunch afterwards
Word from the Pastor
This week we continue our look at the Israelites on their journey through the wilderness out of enslavement in Egypt. They experienced tests that taught them more about this God who had delivered them from Egypt. God meets them at Mt. Sinai, a very special place in the storyline of Israel’s deliverance. God initiates the beginning of a special relationship with the people of Israel through an agreement called a covenant. He sends Moses with a message to the people. This covenant was important to Israel as it gave them the direction on how to walk with God. Fast-forward to today, our covenant is brand new and His name is Jesus, and with the help of the Holy Spirit we can come boldly to The Father’s throne as Jesus the High Priest makes us holy and able to have a new relationship, a New Covenant with God.
Join us for Sunday worship followed by Lunch afterwards
This week we continue our look at the Israelites on their journey through the wilderness out of enslavement in Egypt. They experienced tests that taught them more about this God who had delivered them from Egypt. God meets them at Mt. Sinai, a very special place in the storyline of Israel’s deliverance. God initiates the beginning of a special relationship with the people of Israel through an agreement called a covenant. He sends Moses with a message to the people. This covenant was important to Israel as it gave them the direction on how to walk with God. Fast-forward to today, our covenant is brand new and His name is Jesus, and with the help of the Holy Spirit we can come boldly to The Father’s throne as Jesus the High Priest makes us holy and able to have a new relationship, a New Covenant with God.
Join us for Sunday worship followed by Lunch afterwards
Word from the Pastor
This week we continue our look at the Israelites exodus from Egypt. Last week, we talked about the bread, “manna” that God provided. This week, the wilderness journey continues. This time the problem isn’t hunger. It’s thirst. Once again, Israel finds itself in a place where there is no human solution. They begin to question whether God can really be trusted. As you can see these ancient passages of hunger and thirst are timeless. We, as humans, need to eat and drink daily. God was telling the Israelites they also need Him, and His provision daily! We are no different! “Are we daily depending on God for our daily spiritual food and drink in a modern
See you this Sunday for Worship followed by lunch afterward.
This week we continue our look at the Israelites exodus from Egypt. Last week, we talked about the bread, “manna” that God provided. This week, the wilderness journey continues. This time the problem isn’t hunger. It’s thirst. Once again, Israel finds itself in a place where there is no human solution. They begin to question whether God can really be trusted. As you can see these ancient passages of hunger and thirst are timeless. We, as humans, need to eat and drink daily. God was telling the Israelites they also need Him, and His provision daily! We are no different! “Are we daily depending on God for our daily spiritual food and drink in a modern
See you this Sunday for Worship followed by lunch afterward.
We had a wonder service yesterday and had a great 🍕 pizza lunch followed by an excellent workshop with @mike. Lotsa learning and a great time.
