Every Nation GTA | Church Toronto

Through the story of Abraham’s wife Sarah, we see what it looks like to live between promise and fulfillment, learning to trust God even when waiting leads us to doubt or self-reliance.

In this sermon, Sheila looks at how Abraham’s story reveal a faith that chooses differently than the world, recognizes God as the source of all blessing, and refuses compromise.

Sheila kicks off our deep dive into Abraham, revealing how his story shows that salvation has always been by grace through faith. Where are you being invited to trust God and find your place in His story?

Pastor Bert Thomson delivers a special Easter message, focusing on the truth of the Gospel and the implications of Jesus’ resurrection on our lives today.

Sheila closes our seven deadly sins series, reflecting on gluttony: how misplaced appetites form our hearts and how Christ invites us into a life of intention, gratitude, and freedom.

Pastor Richard confronts the deeper roots of lust: how disordered desires capture our attention and shape our hearts. As we fix our attention on Jesus, He will reshape how we see, desire, and love.

In this message, Dr Lucas Maciel confronts the subtle drift towards greed and how the way of Christ leads us toward contentment, trust, and generosity.

In this sermon, pastor Richard confronts the subtle sin of sloth: not just laziness, but the quiet drift from God’s purposes. How can we rediscover the call to faithful, attentive discipleship?

What do we do with our anger? In this message, Dr Richard Kidger invites us to confront wrath in our hearts and allow God to reshape it with His grace.

Sheila Thomson continues our lent series by confronting the sin of envy. Can we learn to trade comparison for contentment, trusting that God is generous and enough?

Dr Richard Kidger opens our lenten sermon series by looking at pride and vainglory as the root of many sins. Is pride or humility motivating our day to day living?

How did Jesus model friendship? Pastor Bert closes out “The Mission” series by looking at how biblical friendship and mission go beyond the subcultures we are part of.

In this special service, we hear from three U of T students about what God has been stirring in their hearts: seeking Godly wisdom, overcoming fear, and trusting in the midst of trials.

Pastor John Saison closes out our sermon series, The Mission, by looking at our responsibility and urgency as followers of Jesus to carry out His mission to the world around us.

In this message, Pastor Bert examines the role of the Holy Spirit in God’s mission, focusing on the awareness of His presence, dependence on spiritual gifts, and alignment with Christ’s ways.

In the second part of “The Mission” series, Sheila examines Jesus’ sacrifice, focusing on how His life and death illuminate the Father’s love and compel us to embrace our mission amid today’s uncertainties.

As we kick off our week of prayer and fasting, Dr. Richard Kidger opens our new sermon series: The Mission. In this sermon, John 3:16 is broken down, highlighting the love of God and core of the Gospel.

Our Christmas Carol Service, with a message from Sheila on Jesus as our comfort in difficult times. Merry Christmas ENGTA family!

This sermon highlights how joy can unexpectedly flourish and support us during life’s barren, dark, or difficult times. Pastor Richard emphasizes the importance of acknowledging God’s grace and nurturing gratitude, especially during the Advent season.

In this sermon, guest speaker Geoffrey Nwankwo emphasizes the importance of obedience to God in decisions related to immigration and relocation. Through biblical examples and personal testimony, he illustrates how listening to God’s guidance can lead to blessings and fulfillment of one’s purpose, regardless of circumstances.

In the conclusion of our Hebrews series, Pastor Richard reflects on Hebrews 13’s call to integrate faith into everyday life. By centering on Jesus, we discover how He transforms our relationships, desires, church life, and worship, offering a practical path to a Jesus-shaped life.

In this sermon on Hebrews 12, Pastor Richard emphasizes life’s journey as a race, urging endurance and focus on Jesus with while shedding sin and distractions.

In this sermon, Pastor John explores Hebrews 11 and the essence of faith, requires trust in God through sincere seeking, perseverance in adversity, and the hopeful assurance of His promises.

In a world filled with uncertainty, Hebrews reminds us that our confidence isn’t found in ourselves but in Christ’s finished work. In this sermon, Pastor Richard explores how Jesus opens a new and living way for us to draw near to God with assurance and faith.

Pastor Richard continues our series in Hebrews, highlighting Jesus as the mediator of a better covenant. This new covenant offers inner renewal, a personal relationship with God, and total forgiveness, surpassing the old biblical covenants.

Guest speaker Dr Steve Robinson shares a message on the integration of faith and work, exploring how our daily occupations serve as both worship and a divine calling to glorify God and advance His kingdom.

Hebrews chapters 4 and 5 highlight Jesus as the ultimate high priest, urging believers to steadfastly trust and approach God confidently amidst trials. In this message, Dr. Richard Kidger explores the metaphor of a priest as a bridge builder, emphasizing Jesus’s unparalleled role as a mediator between humanity and God.

In this sermon, Pastor Richard explores the rest described in Hebrews 3 and 4, and how living in our call to faithfulness can bring us to a place of true rest.

In the sermon, Sheila Thomson delves into Hebrews chapter 2, highlighting how Jesus provides a superior salvation that transcends worldly attempts to find security and purpose. This message encourages believers to anchor their lives in Christ’s complete and eternal salvation.

In this opening sermon of the series The Better Way, pastor Richard explores Hebrews 1, emphasizing how God has spoken through Jesus, providing a superior path and profound hope for us today.

In this concluding message from our “When We Pray” series, pastor Bert explores how aligning our desires with God’s will, seeking confirmation from others, and anchoring our faith in prayer can lead to transformative breakthroughs.

In this sermon, guest speaker Gabe Bouch unpacks 2 Corinthians 12, exploring the themes of suffering and grace. The apostle Paul’s experiences encourage us to seek God’s grace in the midst of life’s challenges, revealing how divine power is perfected in our weaknesses.

This sermon explores the relationship between faith and doubt, using the story of a grieving father in Mark 9. Pastor Richard highlights how prayer acts as a conduit for dependence on Jesus, despite our struggles with doubt.

Sheila continues our Prayer sermon series by exploring King David’s prayers in 1 Chronicles 29, highlighting themes of God’s sovereignty, generosity, and the call for wholehearted devotion and consecration.

In this sermon, Dr. Richard Kidger continues our series on prayer by examining a prayer for revival from the prophet Habakkuk. Discover what revival truly means and how it can transform our lives, renewing our hearts and communities through the power of prayer and a longing for God’s presence.

Dr Richard continues our summer series on prayer by turning to Paul’s prayer for the Colossians – a prayer that calls them not just to faith, but to a deeper maturity in Christ. In this message, we’re reminded that following Jesus is more than a single decision; it’s a lifelong journey of growth, endurance, and gratitude.

In this sermon, Pastor Richard delves into the story of King Jehoshaphat from 2 Chronicles 20 to illustrate the power of prayer and dependence on God during times of crisis. We are encouraged to deepen our trust and reliance on Gods unwavering character in both challenging moments and everyday life.

John Saison opens our new series “When We Pray: Prayers That Move God and Change Us” by discussing the transformative power of praying for courage, drawing from Acts 4. This message explores how boldness, strengthened by prayer and community, enables believers to overcome fear and share God’s love in the face of opposition.

In this sermon, Pastor Bert explores the themes of letting go and moving forward, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging when a dream or season in life has ended. Through biblical examples and personal stories, he challenges listeners to stop clinging to the past and embrace the new beginnings God has prepared for them.

In this sermon, Pastor Tristan explores the profound journey of change through the lens of Moses’ story in the book of Exodus. Discover how God’s Word, Presence, and Community equip us to navigate life’s disruptions, detours, and crises with strength and faith.

Revelation shows us not an escape from the world, but the renewal of all things—God’s presence, our relationships, creation, and purpose. In this final message of our series,  we explore how this ending shapes how we live today with faith, endurance, and hope.

In this sermon, guest speaker Daniel Hernandez explores the transformative role of the Holy Spirit in everyday life, emphasizing its practical importance in guiding and empowering believers. Through personal stories and insights from John 14-16, he invites us to embrace a covenantal relationship with the Holy Spirit to enrich our spiritual walk.

What if the end of the world isn’t something to fear, but something to hope for? This week, we explore Revelation 19–20 and the return of Christ, who comes not just to judge evil—but to restore everything broken.

This sermon explores the powerful contrast between Babylon and the New Jerusalem in Revelation 17–21, revealing how two rival kingdoms compete for our worship and shape our desires. It’s a call to resist the seductive lies of our culture and re-centre our lives on the enduring beauty of God’s kingdom.

This message pulls back the curtain on the epic spiritual battle behind the chaos of our world, as revealed in Revelation 12–13. It offers hope and clarity by showing how Jesus has already won—and how we can live with confidence and purpose in the face of pressure and deception.

What if God’s judgment was actually a call to mercy? In Revelation 6–11, we see that behind the unfolding judgment of God is a faithful, just God who seals His people with His presence and sends them with His purpose.

In this message, Ps Bert continues through Rev 6-8 where God’s justice on evil unfolds.

In this message, Sheila continues our series in Revelation. In chapters 4-5, we get a picture of the throne of God, where people of every nation worship the lamb. Were reminded who is truly worthy of our worship, and why that changes everything.

What would Jesus say to the church today? In Revelation 2–3, we hear His voice—centering us on Himself, encouraging us, correcting us, calling us to respond, and giving us hope for teh journey ahead.

In a world full of chaotic uncertainty, Revelation isn’t a secret code about the end, it’s a powerful unveiling of Jesus—glorious, victorious, and ever-present. In this sermon, Pastor Richard explores how the first chapter of Revelation gives us hope, clarity, and purpose today.