Live From North Grenville Community Church

In this message from Isaiah 9, Pastor Thomas takes a down-to-earth look at where hope and peace really come from. He connects everyday life stress, family struggles, and even Halloween decorations to the deeper truth that light still breaks through the dark. Drawing on the famous passage “a child will be born, a son will be given,” he explains how lasting hope grows inside us, changes the way we see the world, and leads to real joy and peace. If you’ve been feeling the weight of the world lately, this episode is an invitation to breathe, believe again, and let light rise in the places that feel dim.

In this message, Jacob Shiner gets real about what it means to have a faith that actually lasts — not the kind that looks good on Sunday but falls apart on Monday. Drawing from Colossians 2, he explores why so many of us live distracted, lukewarm lives and what it takes to grow deep spiritual roots that hold steady when the world shakes. Through stories from his own life, raw honesty, and practical insight, Jacob challenges listeners to stop living on autopilot and start living with purpose, conviction, and depth.

In this sermon, Pastor Thomas reflects on Isaiah 8 and how God uses families as signs of hope and purpose in the midst of cultural and spiritual chaos. Through personal stories and biblical insight, he explores the weight of spiritual authority in the home, the significance of names, and the impact of generational choices.This message is a call to stand firm, lead with faith, and recognize that even in uncertain times, God is present and working through us, especially through our families.#FaithAndFamily #Isaiah8 #GenerationalLegacy #BiblicalWisdom #BreakTheCycle

In this week’s message from Isaiah 7, Pastor Thomas explores what it means to trust God when the plan doesn’t make sense. King Ahaz faced enemies closing in and fear shaking his people, but God’s message was simple: “Stand firm in your faith.” In the middle of chaos, God gave a strange sign—a promise that a virgin would give birth to a son called Emmanuel, God with us. Centuries later, that promise would point to Jesus. Through the story, Pastor Thomas reminds us that God is still at work even when the map looks foggy, when the world feels divided, and when life doesn’t go to plan. This message is about faith, hope, and learning to trust that God’s bigger story is unfolding—even when we can’t see it yet.

In this week’s message from Isaiah 6, Pastor Thomas Eng unpacks Isaiah’s powerful vision of God’s throne room and the prophet’s response: “Here I am, send me.” We’re reminded that God doesn’t call the equipped—He equips the called. Sometimes the mission looks hard, unnoticed, or fruitless, but God is looking for people willing to go, serve, and plant seeds of faith even when the results aren’t immediate. From scrubbing toilets to sharing a cup of cold water, no act of obedience is too small when it’s done for Him.