Duncan Pentecostal Church

Story Sunday - Mother's DayFor more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Guest speaker Corina Finlay.Are we really living as if God is personal—present not just in big moments, but in the ordinary, minute-by-minute rhythm of our lives? This message invites us to rethink how we relate to God: not as distant or abstract, but as deeply invested in us—delighted to spend time with us, and even yearning to be included in our daily hopes, decisions, and struggles.At the heart of this is the call to be “clothed in Christ.” This isn’t a one-time event, but an ongoing, active choice—like getting dressed each day. It means intentionally putting on truth, stepping into our new nature, and letting that shape how we think, act, and respond in everyday situations.Galatians 2 reminds us that our identity has fundamentally changed: we no longer live for ourselves, but Christ lives in us. That truth isn’t just theological—it’s practical. It means we can approach each moment with the awareness that we’re not alone, and that God is actively at work within us.So the question becomes: will we invite Him into the details? Will we live as if He’s truly with us—guiding, shaping, and walking alongside us in every part of life?For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

In the final message of this four-part series on Jonah, Pastor Samuel dives into Jonah 4:1–11, exposing the danger of a self-centered heart. This sermon shows how misplaced offense often reveals deeper issues within us and calls us to examine our hearts before God.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

2000 years and counting, that’s a bit of a wait! None of us like waiting, but that is the reality of every follower of Christ as we await His return. So what to do while we wait? How are we supposed to wait? In 2 Peter 3:11-18 Peter finishes off his second letter by teaching us the keys to ‘waiting well’.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Do you ever wonder if Jesus is actually going to return? It has been 2000 years and He still has not returned! As we look at 2 Peter 3:1-10, Peter calls us to remember the word of God, the work of God and the will of God when it comes to the promise of Christ’s return.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Tears are a regular thing for many people, some more than others! This Easter Sunday we look at a different type of tears: “resurrection tears”. Join us as we look at John 11 and how God may be calling us to cry “resurrection tears”.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Two of our Sozo youth group members share their faith testimonies, and another brings a message on discipleship and seeking God.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Join us as we hear Tucker Klassen and Anika Strom share about their recent experience with YWAM. You will be challenged and encouraged in your faith as they share about their walk of obedience.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Whenever there is a spanking it is not for the enjoyment of the one giving it, but rather the redirection of the one receiving it. In 2 Peter 2:10-22 we see the redirection of correction as Peter points out some of the person and performance of the false teachers and potentially where we may also need redirection.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Peter established in Chapter 1 of his second letter that we can trust the Bible, it’s the very word of God. In Chapter 2 Peter will caution us that although we can trust the Bible, we can’t trust everyone that teaches the Bible. In 2 Peter 2:1-10 Peter will address the issue of false teachers and what to watch out for.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

How dependable is the word of God? As we look at 2 Peter 1:12-21 Peter defends the Bible by contrasting it against humanity, experiences and the world. We’ll see the word of God is totally dependable and something we can count on, no matter what.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

As we begin the letter of 2 Peter we see a strong focus on knowing certain things of the faith. False Teachers had infiltrated the early church, so Peter wants to make sure the church knows what to believe. Knowing isn’t just enough though, it is also important to use, or grow, in what you know. In 2 Peter 1:1-11 we see what to know and grow in our faith.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Join us as Peter and Andrea give an update from the Altars Prayer Conference they recently attended. They share some of the key themes that the Lord spoke to them about and some of the direction we will be moving forward with prayer as a church.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

In this third message in the series on the book of Jonah, Pastor Samuel discusses how it is better to die to yourself and live in Christ than live for yourself and die in hell. Join in as we explore Jonah's simple message to Nineveh that transformed the greatest city in the world at the time into a worship center.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

In this second message in the series on the book of Jonah, Pastor Samuel explores how out of the greatest suffering comes the greatest victories. Join in as we explore Jonah's prayer from the belly of the fish and discuss how in the midst of suffering God brings meaning, gratitude and salvation.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

How on earth am I supposed to be like Jesus in this world? This overwhelmingly large call upon our lives can only be fulfilled one way, the way Jesus did it, filled and empowered by the Holy Spirit. As we conclude our 21 days of prayer and fasting we look at the baptism of the Holy Spirit and why it is so important and available for every Christian.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Why pray? Does it really work? Yes it does! In fact God desperately wants to answer your prayers, you just need to start asking. Join us this week as we look at Luke 11 and discover God truly desires to answer pray.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Food, fun, feasting…fasting? Why on earth would I want to fast and deny myself these things that God has created for us to enjoy? This week, during our 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting, we look at the topic of fasting and what a F.A.S.T. looks like and can do in our lives.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

This is the opening message in a four-part series on the book of Jonah. Pastor Samuel dives into Jonah 1:1-16 to discover what happens when people repent and how God remains sovereign over all creation despite our best effort to run away from him, ignore him or resist him.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

To close off his letter, Peter finishes with 3 characteristics of good sheep (sheeple). In the midst of trials and suffering, Peter will instruct on us on how we are to live as the people of God.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Suffering, trials, crises, all things that require good leadership to rise above it. In 1 Peter 5:1-4 we will see how leaders in the church can help lead their people through trying times.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Just as Jesus was beloved of the Father, so are we. Just as Jesus was loved by God and had to suffer, so will we. It may shock us but because God loves us we can expect to suffer in this life. In 1 Peter 4:12-19 we are given some reasons as to why we suffer and also how to suffer well as beloved of God.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Guest speaker Tim Schindel is one of our global partners and leads a ministry called Leading Influence.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

When will you start living life? So often people are waiting to start living, “when this happens, then I’ll start…”. When we put our faith in Jesus we aren’t called to wait, we are called to live life now! Life begins as soon as we put our faith in Christ, so the question is how will live the remaining days we have with Christ? In 1 Peter 4:1-11 we are challenged to live those remaining days for God in suffering and in love for others through serving.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Relationships can be one of the most difficult things to navigate in life. In 1 Peter 3:8-22 we learn how to not only get through or survive in our relationships, but truly how to be blessed in them.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Many marriages today could be described by the term “wedlock”, yet there are many more that could be described by the term deadlock. In 1 Peter 3 we are given some practical instructions to wives and husbands of God’s blueprint for marriage to live in a way that breaks the deadlock.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Phil & Judy Bowler minister in Guinea, West Africa, sharing the gospel and making disciples through evangelism, training and church planting.

In our study of 1 Peter we have learned so far that through Jesus we are chosen, born again to a living hope, living stones, royalty, priests and more. This is all wonderful news, so wonderful we may wonder what our place is in this world. Our position in Christ can make us think it’s time for everyone to serve us, to roll out the red carpet, we are royalty after all. But as we conclude chapter 2 of 1 Peter we’ll see that our position in Christ actually sets us up to do good, not to be served.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

When we encounter Jesus, we cannot help but be transformed by Him. But what do we do after that? Jesus shares with us the example that we should live out as disciples: to be apart of the process of 'on earth as it is in Heaven'. Join us as we learn together what it looks like to walk out this prayer.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

After learning about all that Jesus has done for us in the first 12 verses of 1 Peter chapter 1, Peter finishes off the chapter with instructions on what we can do to endure suffering. We are told to look, live, love: look to grace, live holy lives, and love one another.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Suffering and trials are common to all people, it is a part of life, especially as Christians! As we begin a study in 1 Peter we learn how to endure suffering, not escape it. In the first 12 verses of chapter 1, Peter instructs us to take our eyes off the suffering and focus on something greater, the salvation we have in Jesus Christ.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

How connected are you? We all tend to be well connected with our phone, but what about with church family? On this Get Connected Sunday we look at how you can get connected and grow in your discipleship with Jesus.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

How do you feel when you lose something? How do you feel when after searching high and low for it you find it? Deep sadness can turn to surreal joy. Join us as we look at Luke 15 which gives us three vignettes of how God really feels about lost people, and the joy He has when they are found.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

In a world full of distractions, enticing lies, and false teachers looking for ways to itch our ears, how do we stay rooted in the love of God? In this final sermon in our series on the book of Jude, we explore the call to keep ourselves in His love by being keeping a close eye on: what we listen to, what we pursue, and what we speakFor more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

In this second sermon on our series in the book of Jude, Pastor Samuel warns about the ungodly's confusion. They confuse truths with lies, they trade knowledge for feelings, competence for arrogance, and humility for selfishness. The ungodly are confused, and if you aren't careful, they will confuse you too.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

“The Day” means different things to different people. It could be talking about a wedding, or milestone in life, but in Malachi 4 we find “the day” referenced 4 times in the 6 verses that make up this short chapter. Join us as we look at 3 key details, or characteristics, about “the day” that Malachi 4 gives us.

Is it really worth it? What’s the point? Ever thought or said that in life? We may think or feel that way about various things in life, but what about in serving God? As we finish Malachi chapter 3 we’ll see that this was the attitude of some of the remnant living in Jerusalem. Join us as we look at if it is really worth it to serve God.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

In this sermon from Jude 1–7 we are reminded that we must never fall to the temptation to take our Christianity for granted. Jude gives three urgent warnings: don’t take God’s calling for granted, don’t take God’s grace for granted, and don’t take God’s mercy for granted. This message will challenge and encourage you to contend for the faith, and remain obedient to the Truth of Scripture remembering the cost of neglecting God's warning.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

None of us would ever think we are robbing God, who would attempt such a thing? As we continue in Malachi we see that not only was Israel robbing God, but also in the process robbing themselves and others. Join us as we take a look at Malachi 3:6-12 and “Robbing God”.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Have you ever looked at this world and wondered where is God in all the mess? The Israelites living in Jerusalem after their return from exile asked that very question. As we finish Malachi chapter 2 and begin chapter 3 we will see God’s response to this all important question.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Today we're reading from Acts 13 and take a look at what made the church such a vibrant sending place. Our speakers are some of our global workers so they bring a unique connection to what God is doing around the world. As you listen, ask God to speak to you about what your part is in His mission!For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Story Sunday - Father's DayFor more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Marriage in Malachi’s day and marriage in our day is not all that different. There were ungodly and unfaithful marriages then as there are now. Thankfully we see in Malachi 2:10-16 that God is not silent on this most important topic. Join as we look at God’s plan for marriage.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Leading is something everyone does, because at the very least we lead ourselves! This week in Malachi we see principles of bad leaders and that of good leaders as we look at Malachi 2:1-9 and learning to lead.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

In Malachi’s day the priesthood was broken, polluted offerings were broken, place of worship was broken, everything seemed to be broken. It would appear that God’s plan had failed and all was broken, but looking forward to Christ we find God’s original plan: Jesus, the perfect priest, Jesus the perfect offering, and Jesus, the temple Himself. Join us as we explore Malachi 1:6-14.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Departing words are always important, and it is no different with God. As we begin the book of Malachi, we have some last words of God to His people before 400 years of no written word. Nothing will be written from God until John the Baptist appears preparing the way for Jesus. Though the book of Malachi has some strong words of correction, we’ll see first that God wants His people to know His deep love for them. Join us as we look at the first five verses of chapter one.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Mother's Day - Story Sunday.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Join us as we study lessons from the parable of the prodigal son, we uncover three attitudes that will ruin your walk with Christ: entitlement, self-pity, and envy. While the actions of both sons differ, it reveals their sinful heart. Be reminded that how you do it, matters more than what you do and how coming to the Father with humility changes everything.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Join us in Psalm 127:1-5 for this week's sermon, "Is it Worth It?" Many in our world today are distracted and lured into spending so much time, energy and resources towards things that ultimately, just aren't worth it. In this message, we explored the warnings of Psalms 127 against worthless building, worthless work, and worthless legacy. Dive into God's Word with us and be reminded what Scripture says about building with God at the centre of your life, finding peace in your work, and investing in what is everlasting.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com

Peter teachers about 4 gardens and 4 battles that tell the Easter story.For more information about Duncan Pentecostal Church visit our website at: www.duncanchurch.com