Emmanuel Baptist Church of Nipawin Sermons

After disobeying & making friendly with the enemy, God speaks to His people. They cry and mourn, and… nothing changes.

Exile is not going to last forever. We’re almost home. So stand firm in this grace.

While we wait in humility, anxieties are going to keep coming our way—so we need to continually be casting all our anxieties on God

Elders are not some privileged leadership class who rule over the sheep for their own benefit. Like shepherds, pastors embrace a humble posture of servant leadership because the sheep matter.

What would like look like without the first Good Friday?

The glory coming our way is real. More real than suffering.

The end is near. What does that mean, and what should we do about it?

Even though holiness causes suffering, all will be made right on Judgement Day. And even if we die looking like fools, God’s verdict on Judgement Day will be the only opinion that really matters, forever.

Baptism isn't about us. Baptism is about Christ, who is risen, and whose life we share.

We will suffer in this life. Some of that suffering we may taste this very week. And none of this is reason to fear.

Our hope in Christ causes a clean break with our sinful past. This makes us stick out, and we'll get asked for a reason for the hope that’s in us. How will we answer?

According to Peter, being treated poorly for the sake of Jesus is not the full picture that proves who we really are. It’s how we respond to that treatment that proves who we really are.

Marriage is always more than just submission and authority, but it’s never less than this. This is the biblical vision.

This passage means exactly what it says, and that’s good news for us.

We are called to walk in the steps of the one who bore other people's sins in His own body

Passage: 1 Peter 2:18-23 | Message By: Jordan Dudgeon | Series: Thriving in Exile

Passage: Romans 4:16-22 | Message By: Dave Brunn | Series: Various

Because of Jesus' kingship, we live as free people - people who are free to submit...

What if we misremembered something that was fairly important? What if, for hundreds of years, we had false memories about something as important as Christmas?

When non-believers speak against us, they will see our honorable lifestyle and our good deeds and it will cause them to glorify God.