At the beginning of Jesus’ ministry (Matthew 4) He was led by the Spirit into a place of difficulty. There, He was tempted by the devil—not just through His thoughts, circumstances, or physical condition, though all these played a role. The key point is that it was the devil himself who sought to destroy Him. When Jesus was hungry, physically weak, and emotionally drained from fasting—at His lowest point—the devil came to Him.

Sometimes, God leads us into difficult situations to bring us into greater maturity and victory. In those places, we will face challenges, hardships, and opposition—and we can expect the devil to show up. He showed up in Job’s life, but Job overcame. He showed up in Daniel’s life, and Daniel was victorious. He showed up in Peter’s life, and Peter was restored. But he also showed up in Cain’s life, in King Saul’s life, and in Judas the betrayer’s life—leading each to destruction.

The lesson is clear: we all have a tempter, but we also have a Victor. No one can escape temptation, but everyone who looks to Jesus can walk in victory.

This Sunday, I’ll be speaking on the reality of the spiritual realm—and the certainty of our victory in it.

We look forward to seeing you Sunday @10:30am, 520 Falls Street – Pastor Jim Reimer.

This Friday! Multi Church Gathering @ KCF Friday, Feb 28, 7pm 

This coming Friday is the multi-church gathering held at KCF, 7pm, Friday, Feb 28th.

Let’s come together for this wonderful event. Spread the word, bring yourself and some goodies to share.

Food Bank

Our Food Bank is in regular operation every Thursday from 9 to 11am!

We are always accepting donations of non-perishable food items, so feel free to drop items off that have been lingering in your cupboards.

Volunteers are needed Thursdays from 8:30 – 11:10am. If you are interested or would like more information, please contact Tyler Bethune at odb@odboffice.com.

Our Daily Bread

If God is leading you to help someone not be hungry, to have a safe place to go for community, and to experience the love of God, please consider Volunteering or sending Our Daily Bread a financial gift today.

Etransfer: odb@odboffice.com

Here is a video link that captures the heart of ODB. We hope you can take a moment to click on the link and watch it. We also invite you to share this link far and wide. https://youtu.be/BNJbNrIdQkY?si=I5Yip9tu08MoYKvf

Tithes and Offerings

Those who are wanting to support our Church with offerings (during this time, it is very much appreciated) it can be done by etransfer to office@kcfoffice.com, through our website via PayPal, or by calling in to the office with a credit card or mailing in your cheque. Thank you for your continued giving to the church with your tithes and generous offerings.

Anne-Marie Rasmussen – Administrator