First Alliance Church Toronto

In Week 23 of our Luke Acts sermon series, we consider how Jesus confronts a "Legion" of demons that had taken over a man's life and brings about a huge transformation.

In Week 22 of our Luke Acts sermon series, we consider how Jesus calms a storm and how his disciples respond to the situation and to Himself.

In Week 21 of our Luke Acts sermon series, we consider the parable of the Sower and its implications for our life as hearers of God's word and disciples of Jesus.

Gospel Generosity is a periodic sermon series that considers God's vision for his church to reflect his generosity in how we handle money.

In Week 20 of our Luke Acts sermon series, we consider Jesus's encounter with a "sinner-woman" at a dinner party. What we learn from Jesus (and about Jesus) has profound implications for our own faith and for a church that wants to represent him.

In Week 19 of our Luke Acts sermon series, we consider Jesus words about John the Baptist which puts before us the question of whether we will allow Jesus to be who he is, or whether we'll try make him dance to our own tune.

In Week 18 of our Luke Acts sermon series, we consider John's response to Jesus and the good news he is bringing.

In Week 17 of our Luke Acts sermon series, we consider the story of Jesus raising a widow's son from the dead and what we learn about Jesus through this event.

In Week 15 of our Luke-Acts series we consider the last section of Jesus' sermon on the plain. He ends with two parables that take us into how to discern if we're truly heading in a good direction with our lives.

In Week 14 of our Luke-Acts series we consider the third section of Jesus' teaching on the plain. In light of the Gospel of the Kingdom, Jesus presents us with clear instruction about how we are to be people who reflect the mercy of our Father tangibly in our relationships.

In Week 12 of our Luke-Acts series we consider the Blessings and Woes at the beginning of Jesus' teaching on the plain. Jesus highlights a massive reversal brought on by the Kingdom of God and it's good news for the poor and for all who need a Saviour.

In Week 11 of our Luke-Acts series we consider the new family that Jesus creates through the Gospel of the Kingdom and its implications for the Church today.

"The River" is a 5 week sermon series leading up to Pentecost where we explore the Person and Work of the Holy Spirit through the Biblical image of water. In Week 5 we consider John 7:37-39 and consider what Jesus says about living in the fullness of the Spirit and its necessity for the Christian life.

"The River" is a 5 week sermon series leading up to Pentecost where we explore the Person and Work of the Holy Spirit through the Biblical image of water. In Week 4 we consider Revelation 21:22-22:5 and how the River spoken of there affects the lives of Jesus' followers now.

Guest speaker T.V. Thomas speaks on two texts from the book of Revelation which reveal the future to which all things are heading. We consider what that future is and how it affects the present moment, especially with regards to the movement of people around the world.

"The River" is a 5 week sermon series leading up to Pentecost where we explore the Person and Work of the Holy Spirit through the Biblical image of water. In Week 3 we consider Revelation 21:1-8 and 5 realities it mentions that are part of the Christian life.

"The River" is a 5 week sermon series leading up to Pentecost where we explore the Person and Work of the Holy Spirit through the Biblical image of water. In Week 2 we consider the second half of Ezekiel's vision of the river flowing from the Temple. As the river flows out from the place of God's presence it goes to desolate areas and dead places bringing about the regeneration of life and fruitfulness in extraordinary ways. The implications of this vision are both personal and cosmic as the power of the river is seen in its effect on Creation. "Where the river flows everything will live (v 9b).

"The River" is a 5 week sermon series leading up to Pentecost where we explore the Person and Work of the Holy Spirit through the Biblical image of water. In Week 1 we consider the first half of Ezekiel's vision of the river flowing from the Temple and what it means for us today.

In Week 11 of our Luke-Acts series we consider the two sabbath controversies of Luke 6:1-11. Jesus rescues the sabbath from the legalism of the Pharisees and gives it back to us as gift. He fulfills its life-giving purpose and asserts his authority over it as Lord.

For Easter Sunday we took a journey through Paul's letter to the Philippian church with a view to exploring the dynamics in the Christian life of knowing Jesus as the Risen Lord.