Sermons

Solidarity Sunday is a special day set aside for Canadian Baptist churches to stand along local churches all over the world who serve their communities as the hands and feet of Jesus. This day provide…

Judgment is coming, whether we like it or not. God is the ultimate, objective judge of each of us in our broken state with all we’ve done wrong. But he doesn’t leave us as we are; through …

Have you ever had a “it’s not fair” moment? When others seem to get away with, maybe even benefit from bending/breaking the rules? In those moments, we may be asking if God notices, …

David will be sharing his journey – far from a straight line – that has brought him to Mimico. sermon: David’s Story: In the Potter’s Hand (Jeremiah 18:1-6, Isaiah 64:8) with Pastor David Donaldson

These verses have been used to manipulate and guilt people into greater giving to their church (not to say that’s a bad thing) and to promise fabulous blessing when they do (the verses sort…

The resurrection of Jesus is the most discussed, debated, researched and documented even in ancient history. It’s just too important not to be. If it didn’t happen, we as Christ-followers …

Once again, I (David) am struck with the relevance of Malachi’s words with our situation: we long for justice, don’t we? Poverty only seems to be getting worse! Human trafficking and viole…

As we get closer to God; as we learn more deeply of his character and love, our response should be ‘fear.’ In the Bible, this is reverence and awe. In the Bible, fear prompts worship; in o…

Sometimes we gloss over the profoundness of “the LORD as one”  (Deut 6:4) and how that impacts both our relationship to him and to one another. Malachi focuses in how vital it is…

At least one application of this challenging passage is living with integrity. The priests in Malachi’s day knew the covenant, but didn’t live in obedience. As the people’s leaders, then, they led the…

Last week we were reminded of God’s love; of all he has done for us, in history and especially in Jesus. In this passage, God challenges his people about their flippancy — even total neglect — t…

After a long-time spent introducing Malachi’s context we get into the book itself. Right from the start, chapter 1, verse 2, we encounter both an affirmation (God Loves them, and us) and we enco…