Back to the Bible Canada with Dr. John Neufeld

The 2nd Psalm and the 3rd last Psalm have something in common. Both Psalm 2 and Psalm 147 are in praise of the glorious King. But with a closer look, we can see that they are different. Psalm 2 was written when Israel was on the rise; David had become the king of Israel, and the kingdom of God was growing. Psalm 147 was to a small group of exiles returning from Babylon after 70 years of humiliating captivity.What binds these two Psalms together is their expression of praise for the King who is unstoppable in power. In this 5-message series, join Dr. John Neufeld as he examines both of these Psalms. The theme of these 2 Psalms is simple: God reigns over all. Let’s express our love and our devotion to our King!

The 2nd Psalm and the 3rd last Psalm have something in common. Both Psalm 2 and Psalm 147 are in praise of the glorious King. But with a closer look, we can see that they are different. Psalm 2 was written when Israel was on the rise; David had become the king of Israel, and the kingdom of God was growing. Psalm 147 was to a small group of exiles returning from Babylon after 70 years of humiliating captivity.What binds these two Psalms together is their expression of praise for the King who is unstoppable in power. In this 5-message series, join Dr. John Neufeld as he examines both of these Psalms. The theme of these 2 Psalms is simple: God reigns over all. Let’s express our love and our devotion to our King!

The 2nd Psalm and the 3rd last Psalm have something in common. Both Psalm 2 and Psalm 147 are in praise of the glorious King. But with a closer look, we can see that they are different. Psalm 2 was written when Israel was on the rise; David had become the king of Israel, and the kingdom of God was growing. Psalm 147 was to a small group of exiles returning from Babylon after 70 years of humiliating captivity.What binds these two Psalms together is their expression of praise for the King who is unstoppable in power. In this 5-message series, join Dr. John Neufeld as he examines both of these Psalms. The theme of these 2 Psalms is simple: God reigns over all. Let’s express our love and our devotion to our King!

In this one-week series, Dr. John Neufeld leads us in a study of Psalms 73 and 90. Topics include facing eternity and the brevity of life, the reality of our own sin, and finding joy in a cursed world. Join us and listen as Dr. John unpacks these topics, bringing a Biblical perspective to them.

In this one-week series, Dr. John Neufeld leads us in a study of Psalms 73 and 90. Topics include facing eternity and the brevity of life, the reality of our own sin, and finding joy in a cursed world. Join us and listen as Dr. John unpacks these topics, bringing a Biblical perspective to them.

In this one-week series, Dr. John Neufeld leads us in a study of Psalms 73 and 90. Topics include facing eternity and the brevity of life, the reality of our own sin, and finding joy in a cursed world. Join us and listen as Dr. John unpacks these topics, bringing a Biblical perspective to them.

In this one-week series, Dr. John Neufeld leads us in a study of Psalms 73 and 90. Topics include facing eternity and the brevity of life, the reality of our own sin, and finding joy in a cursed world. Join us and listen as Dr. John unpacks these topics, bringing a Biblical perspective to them.

In this one-week series, Dr. John Neufeld leads us in a study of Psalms 73 and 90. Topics include facing eternity and the brevity of life, the reality of our own sin, and finding joy in a cursed world. Join us and listen as Dr. John unpacks these topics, bringing a Biblical perspective to them.

In spite of its brevity, 3 John provides us with a portrait of what faithful Christians in the early church did when it came to living a life of faith. It is a reference point of what a life of faithfulness should look like—even if we don’t work in full-time ministry. It’s amazing what God can do when we allow ourselves to be taught by His Word!A characteristic of a faithful Christian is someone who fully trusts God with their life without wavering, but what else does faithfulness entail? Does living a life of faith stop inside of us, or is faithfulness a quality that others can see from the outside?

In spite of its brevity, 3 John provides us with a portrait of what faithful Christians in the early church did when it came to living a life of faith. It is a reference point of what a life of faithfulness should look like—even if we don’t work in full-time ministry. It’s amazing what God can do when we allow ourselves to be taught by His Word!A characteristic of a faithful Christian is someone who fully trusts God with their life without wavering, but what else does faithfulness entail? Does living a life of faith stop inside of us, or is faithfulness a quality that others can see from the outside?