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In this message from Acts 1:8, we're reminded that as followers of Jesus, we've been given the most powerful force in the universe—the Holy Spirit—yet we often treat this incredible gift like a mere paperweight or background presence. Just as receiving an unexpectedly powerful drone comes with responsibility, so does receiving the same Spirit that brought humanity to life, empowered Joseph to rise…
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Follow us on Facebook (@cedarvalley), Instagram (@cedarvalleymission), and sign up for our email list at cedarvalley.ca Submit prayer requests or sign up for prayer notifications at cedarvalley.ca/pray or email us at pray@cedarvalley.ca Support the work and ministry of Cedar Valley Church by getting involved or supporting financially Head to cedarvalley.ca/give for more info
Follow us on Facebook (@cedarvalley), Instagram (@cedarvalleymission), and sign up for our email list at cedarvalley.ca Submit prayer requests or sign up for prayer notifications at cedarvalley.ca/pray or email us at pray@cedarvalley.ca Support the work and ministry of Cedar Valley Church by getting involved or supporting financially Head to cedarvalley.ca/give for more info
Nobody misses animal sacrifice. Two lambs a day, every day — one at dawn, one at dusk — raised by hand and given to fire. Gruesome, costly, and deeply personal. We're relieved that era is behind us. But Romans 12 suggests God hasn't stopped asking for sacrifice. He's just changed the form: "Give your bodies to God as a living and holy sacrifice." The message this week flips the Old Testament…
Paul and Silas had done something good — freed a slave girl from a spirit that was exploiting her — and ended up beaten, chained, and locked in a dungeon. Around midnight, instead of bitterness or despair, they were praying and singing with gratitude. The message this week makes a striking claim: gratitude is not a feeling to wait for — it's a practice to choose. Evil is real, and it shows up in…
Kim, who works at Hope Central in downtown Mission serving hot meals and supporting people experiencing poverty and homelessness, brought a challenging and personal message: caring for the poor isn't primarily about programs — it's about relationship. Scripture is consistent on this. Deuteronomy commands open-handed generosity toward the poor, and the early church's radical sharing of life and…
This message challenges us to reflect God's goodness through practical neighborliness, reminding us that just as "the goodness of God leads you to repentance" (Romans 2:4), our kindness can draw others toward Him. The speaker encourages us to show authentic interest in people's lives, offer a simple smile to those who feel invisible, and remember that we are "ambassadors for Christ" (2 Corinthians…
In Mission and the Fraser Valley, many vulnerable young people — facing homelessness, addiction, mental health struggles, and aging out of the foster system — actually choose to sleep on the streets rather than in shelters with adults. The need for a safe, youth-specific space is real and urgent. MY House was born when a local team took an abandoned building and turned it into exactly that: a…
Most of us find it easier to share good news than almost anything else — a new baby, a great restaurant, a film we loved. And yet when it comes to the most significant thing in our lives, faith, many of us go quiet. We worry about coming across as pushy, weird, or naive. We tell ourselves that faith is private, or that living a good life is witness enough. Every person who follows Jesus today does…
At the heart of the Christian faith is love — and the Holy Spirit is the one who brings that love and makes it real in our lives. The deepest human need isn't achievement or comfort; it's to be truly loved, seen, and wanted. Through the Holy Spirit, God doesn't just tell us he loves us — he pours that love directly into our hearts. Ephesians 5:18 tells us to "go on being filled" with the Holy…