Glad Tidings Church (Sudbury) - Sermon Podcast

Have you ever felt like you’re not enough? Not qualified, not confident, not capable? In Week 2 of our Called By Name series, Curtis Gudrie walks us through the powerful story of Moses in Exodus 3 and 4. When God called him, Moses immediately responded with doubt. “Who am I?” Sound familiar? This message explores […]

Guest speaker Jeshurun Beadle from Mission Global teaches from Genesis 12:1–3 on being “blessed to be a blessing,”.

Have you ever felt like God was distant… or wondered if He really sees you? In this message, we look at a powerful moment in John 20:11–18 where Mary encounters Jesus—but doesn’t recognize Him at first. It’s not until He speaks her name that everything changes. Because that’s what Jesus does—He calls us personally. In […]

Because He lives… everything changes. On that first Easter morning, the women arrived at the tomb expecting death—but instead encountered life. The stone was rolled away, the grave was empty, and the message still echoes today: “He is not here! He is risen!” (Luke 24:1-6) In this powerful Easter message, we explore what the resurrection […]

What does real love look like? In this powerful message, we explore one of the most moving moments in Scripture—when Jesus, the King of kings, knelt down to wash His disciples’ feet. On the road to the cross, Jesus reveals a love that is radically different from what we often expect. Scripture: John 13:1–15 This […]

What if God wants to use you more than you think? In Week 1 of our Easter series “The Road to the Cross,” Pastor Curtis Gudrie walks through the powerful story of Jesus’ triumphal entry in Gospel of Luke 19:28–38 and reminds us of a life-changing truth: God often chooses the unlikely. Through the image […]

Have you ever felt like God was silent… like your prayers were going unanswered? In this message, Pastor Curtis explores a powerful truth: God is still speaking — the real question is whether we are listening. Through Scripture and practical teaching, we discover how the Holy Spirit communicates with us and how we can learn […]

What does a life empowered by the Holy Spirit actually look like? In Week 8 of our series “Ghosted: Why the Holy Spirit Was Never Meant to Be Ignored,” Pastor Curtis Gudrie explores how the early church lived with supernatural boldness, deep unity, and unwavering devotion to prayer. Their lives weren’t marked by fear or […]

Week 7 – Wait Until… Acts 1–2 | Pastor Curtis Gudrie What if waiting isn’t wasted time but preparation for power? Before Jesus ascended, He gave His disciples a surprising instruction: “Do not leave… wait until.” Not try harder. Not do more. But wait for the promised gift of the Holy Spirit. In this message, […]

What does a Spirit-filled life actually look like? In this message, Pastor Curtis continues our Ghosted series by reminding us that the Holy Spirit was never meant to be ignored. He was meant to dwell within us, transform us, and produce visible fruit through us. Drawing from Romans 8, we explore the powerful truth that […]

What if the life God designed for you was never meant to be lived in your own strength? Scripture shows us that the Christian life was never meant to be lived by human effort alone. When we shift from independence to dependence, we make room for the Holy Spirit to work in and through us. […]

Have you ever felt unsure of your next step, overwhelmed by fear, or like you’re walking through life alone? In this message, we’re reminded that God never intended for us to navigate life without help. The Holy Spirit was given to be our Guide—bringing comfort, clarity, courage, and direction for every season. Through Scripture, we […]

You’re Not Meant to Live in the Dark — Turn the Light On Ghosted: Why the Holy Spirit Was Never Meant to Be Ignored (Week 3) 📖 John 16:7–12 (NLT) What if the Holy Spirit isn’t here to shame us—but to heal us? In Week 3 of our Ghosted series, Pastor Curtis Gudrie reminds us […]

Have you ever ignored a call because you didn’t recognize the number? In Week 2 of our Ghosted series, we explore how easy it is to treat the Holy Spirit like an unknown caller—present, persistent, but often unanswered. Jesus promised that the Holy Spirit would be our Advocate, Helper, and Guide. He isn’t an impersonal […]

When It’s Good to Say Goodbye? 📖 John 16:5–7; John 14:16–17, 26–27 Have you ever felt unsure, uncomfortable, or even hesitant when it comes to the Holy Spirit? In Week 1 of our new series Ghosted, Pastor Curtis Gudrie explores a surprising truth Jesus shared with His disciples: it was actually good for them that […]

Luke 4:18–21 What is the Good News—really? In this message, we look at Jesus’ first public declaration of His mission and discover that the Good News is not advice on how to improve your life, but a proclamation that a new reality has arrived. Jesus announces freedom for the captive, sight for the blind, […]

What if God is already doing something new—and we’re invited to see it, trust it, and step into it? In this message from Behold – Week 6, Pastor Curtis Gudrie teaches from Isaiah 43:18–19, reminding us that God is always at work, even when we don’t yet perceive it. New beginnings can feel uncertain or […]

The gifts of grace, love, peace, and hope are profound and invaluable, meant to be nurtured and cultivated in our lives, not given back. Dive into this powerful message as we explore how to grow these gifts and integrate them deeply into our everyday existence. Looking to support? Visit gtsudbury.ca/give.

In today’s message, we explore the concept of joy and how to live a joy-filled life despite the chaos and challenges we face. We dive into the biblical story of Mary and the shepherds, discovering how Jesus’ birth brings great joy to all people. We learn about the practical steps you can take to experience […]

Discover practical advice on embracing spiritual peace with God, finding personal inner peace, and fostering relational peace with others. Tune in to learn how you can become an agent of peace in your community this holiday season.

Experience a powerful message that reminds us of the steadfast hope found in Jesus Christ, especially during the Advent season. Learn about giving at gtsudbury.ca/give.

Welcome to Glad Tidings Church! In this powerful sermon, Pastor Curtis explores what it means to have a genuine, active faith that truly works. We delve into James 2:14-26 to understand the importance of aligning our actions with our beliefs. Are you ready to transform your faith from mere words to impactful deeds? Join us […]

Join us for an inspiring message about living a faith that’s always on the go. Whether you’re in a season of waiting or ready to share the good news, this sermon will empower you to take your faith into action. Hear how truly understanding and embracing the gospel can transform lives and spread joy. If […]

Today, we explore Acts 16 and the story of Paul and Silas, who despite being imprisoned, chose to pray and sing hymns to God. Discover how praise can cut through the darkest clouds, become contagious, and bring freedom. Learn practical ways to start your day with worship, find hope in tough seasons, and share God’s […]

Have you ever felt like you don’t have enough—whether it’s time, money, or talents? Join us at Glad Tidings Church as we dive deep into understanding how faith in God’s provision can transform a life of scarcity into one of abundant generosity. Discover key biblical principles that teach us to trust God as our ultimate […]

Struggling with life’s challenges and feeling like you’re running on empty? Discover how to define your need, surrender in faith, and trust in God’s inexhaustible provision. Celebrate God’s goodness and learn how a little faith can go a long way. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to refill and recharge your spiritual life. Consider […]

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis shares a compelling sermon about the Feeding of the 5,000, highlighting how God can turn our inadequacies into His abundance. Learn to change your focus from the problem to the Provider, accept His invitation to participate in His work, and be reminded that Jesus is always more than enough.