Halifax Christian Church

What do you do when you find yourself in trouble? Is there any hope of escape? In Jonah 2, we get a lesson on what to do when we're experiencing trouble in life.

What do you do when God calls you to do something hard? Can we outrun God?

The book of Acts is left open-ended; we’re still writing Church history until Jesus returns. God is with us as we fulfill our Christ-given mission and He is more committed to it than we are. The age of the Holy Spirit in us … the promise of the ages: power and freedom.

Who is responsible to make Jesus known? Who is called to do the work of ministry?

Being “born again” and growing into a productive member of Christ’s Church isn’t a weird or strange experience. Rather, it is a very familiar one that we see played out over and over again in people’s lives all around us, and maybe even in our own life. When a soul is born into humanity they grow through stages such as: baby, toddler, child, teenager, young adult, parent, and grandparent. Would it surprise you to learn that souls who are born again go through these similar stages?

Baptism is a core Christian practice. Almost every church practices it in some form. However, it is practiced in different ways with different emphases. So, there is obviously some confusion about what it means and how we should do it. In this message pastor Greg talks about what Scripture teaches us in regards to baptism.

We're living in a time where many people say, 'Don't talk about religion' or would say it is wrong to share your faith with others in hopes that they will share your faith. In this message, James looks at the question, 'What gives us the right to share our faith with others?'

In this sermon, Lead Pastor, Greg Nicholson introduces our new mission statement and the way in which our everyday conversations can be opportunities to share the Gospel with others.

Peter Bowyer

Tim Cook

Greg Nicholson

Greg Nicholson

James Stevenson

James Stevenson

Greg Nicholson

Greg Nicholson

James Stevenson

Greg Nicholson

Greg Nicholson