Rose Church Canada

There's a way to look fine and still be coming undone.Acts 5 isn't just history — it's a mirror.In this message, we talk about hidden life, pressure to perform, and what happens when we start living divided.At one point we land here: we are Ananias.Not as accusation — but as recognition.Rose Church — Sundays at 9AM & 11AM67-630 Kernaghan Ave, Winnipeg

Why do some people start strong and finish weak?In 1 Samuel 15, Saul was chosen, anointed, gifted, and given incredible opportunity by God. Yet despite everything he had going for him, he lost the kingdom.The issue wasn't Saul's talent. It wasn't his leadership ability. It wasn't his potential.It was his heart.In this message, Pastor Mark examines six heart conditions that led to Saul's downfall—including pride, insecurity, partial obedience, blame, fear of man, and image management—and challenges us to allow God to search our own hearts.Because your calling is too important to be sabotaged by what's happening beneath the surface.

Why does God care so much about cities?The story of Jonah is often remembered for a storm, a fish, and a reluctant prophet. But beneath all of that is a deeper question: Why was God so determined to reach Nineveh in the first place?In this message, Pastor Jordan Michalski explores God's surprising compassion for one of the most wicked cities in the ancient world and challenges us to see our own city through God's eyes.What if God's heart for Nineveh reveals His heart for Winnipeg?What if the Church is called not just to exist in a city, but to serve it, pray for it, and bring hope to it?Join us as we discover God's love for people, places, and communities—and what that means for us today.Rose Church67-630 Kernaghan AveWinnipeg, MBJoin us Sundays:9AM & 11AMSubscribe for weekly messages and encouragement from Rose Church.

Why do we worship?In this FIRE NIGHTS message, we walk through Isaiah 6 and discover what happens when someone truly encounters the holiness of God.Isaiah saw the Lord:high and exalted,holy beyond comprehension,filling the temple with glory.And in that moment:conviction came,grace came,cleansing came,and calling followed.We worship because of who He is.We worship because of what He's done.And true worship always leads to surrender.“Here am I. Send me.”Sundays at 9AM & 11AMRose Church — Winnipeg, Manitoba#Worship #Jesus #HolySpirit #Revival #Christianity

Fire Nights is a week-long gathering at Rose Church where voices from across Canada speak into faith, culture, and the life of the church.On Night 4, Pastor Brett Esslinger from Edmonton brings a message on what it looks like for Christians to live with clarity and courage in a changing cultural moment.The message wrestles with prayer that is both private and public, and what it means to be a church that doesn't withdraw from culture but lives faithfully within it. It's a call toward attentiveness, obedience, and a renewed awareness of how Christians engage the world around them.We're not trying to become louder for the sake of noise. The question underneath everything is simpler and harder: what does it look like to actually be faithful right where we are?If you're watching from elsewhere, you're welcome here.Rose Church Sundays9AM & 11AM67-630 Kernaghan Ave, Winnipeg, Canada

For many people, church has become optional.We can listen to sermons online, worship from home, and stay connected through social media. So why does gathering with other believers still matter?In this message, Pastor Roberta explores the birth of the early church in Acts 2 and shows how God designed His people to gather, grow through biblical teaching, build authentic community, and worship together.The local church isn't a building. It's not an event. It's God's plan for helping people grow in faith, find purpose, and stay connected to one another.Whether you've been following Jesus for years or you're still figuring out what faith looks like, this message is a reminder of why church matters and why being rooted in God's house can change your life.Rose ChurchSundays at 9AM & 11AM67-630 Kernaghan AveWinnipeg, ManitobaYou're always welcome.

What if the greatest thing standing between you and your calling… is you?In this powerful FIRE NIGHTS message, Pastor Ben Karuhije delivers a prophetic call to death, surrender, and true discipleship.Jesus said:“Unless a grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies, it remains alone.”Revival has a cost.Fruitfulness has a cost.Calling has a cost.Before resurrection comes death.Before fruit comes pruning.Before destiny comes surrender.This is not comfortable Christianity.This is the way of the cross.Sundays at 9AM & 11AMRose Church — Winnipeg, Manitoba#Revival #Jesus #HolySpirit #Discipleship #Christianity

In Revelation 3, Jesus confronts the church with a piercing warning:“You are neither hot nor cold.”In this powerful FIRE NIGHTS message, Pastor Jonathan Lambert challenges the modern church to reject comfortable Christianity and return to radical devotion, holiness, and spiritual hunger.The world is changing.Culture is shifting.The time is unfolding.But the call of Jesus remains the same:Carry your cross.Stay connected to the source.Live fully surrendered.This is not the hour for lukewarm faith.This is the church age.And it's time to burn again.Sundays at 9AM & 11AMRose Church — Winnipeg, Manitoba#Jesus #Revival #HolySpirit #Christianity #Church

“Give me children, or I shall die.”Rachel's cry in Genesis becomes a deeper cry for us:Give me Jesus… or I'll die.FIRE NIGHTS is a series of worship and prayer gatherings centered on one thing:the presence of God.In this first night, we explore what happens when people become desperate for Jesus again. Not performance. Not shallow religion. Not emotional hype. Real hunger for the presence and power of God.From blind Bartimaeus crying out for mercy…to Paul counting everything loss compared to Christ…to the call to seek His face…this night is about returning to first love.We believe God still responds to hungry hearts.Sundays at 9AM & 11AM67-630 Kernaghan Ave, Winnipeg#Jesus #Prayer #Revival #Worship #HolySpirit

Pentecost wasn't just a moment in church history. It was the beginning of a Spirit-filled Church.In Acts 19, Paul asked a group of believers a question that still confronts us today:“Did you receive the Holy Spirit when you believed?”This Pentecost Sunday message explores what happens when the fire of God fills ordinary people with:Presence.Purity.Power.Purpose.Passion.Maybe faith has become routine.Maybe church feels dry.Maybe you know about God, but you're hungry for something deeper.There is more.Join us as we look at the promise of the Holy Spirit and why God still desires to fill His people today.Sundays at 9AM & 11AM67-630 Kernaghan Ave, Winnipeg#Pentecost #HolySpirit #ChristianFaith #Church #Jesus

What could happen if an entire church went all in for the kingdom of God?In Exodus 36, the people gave so generously that Moses actually had to tell them to stop bringing offerings. Their sacrifice built something bigger than themselves—and generations later, we're still talking about it.Imagine the impact a fully surrendered, fully generous church could make.Thank you for joining us for church online today! We hope this message challenges and encourages your faith.Subscribe for more messages and content from Rose Church.Join us every Sunday at 9AM & 11AM67-630 Kernaghan Ave, WinnipegConnect with us: www.rosechurch.ca/connectGive: rosechurch.ca/generosity

Some prayers are whispered through tears.Some are never let go.This Mother's Day, we look at the story of Hannah — a woman who refused to stop praying even in the middle of pain, shame, and silence.What happens when a mother won't stop praying?The answer might change how you see your own faith.Thank you for joining us for church online today! We hope & pray this message strengthens your faith and encourages your heart.Join us in person every Sunday at 9AM & 11AM67-630 Kernaghan Ave, WinnipegConnect with us:www.rosechurch.ca/connectGive:rosechurch.ca/generosity

Money isn't just practical—it's deeply spiritual.In this message, we unpack one of the most misunderstood (and often avoided) topics in church: tithing.Why does God care what we do with our money?Is tithing still relevant today?And what does generosity actually unlock in our lives?This isn't about pressure.It's about posture.Because when you understand that everything you have comes from God…giving stops being loss—and starts becoming partnership.

If you've ever felt like no matter how much you make… it's never enough—this message is for you.Because sometimes the issue isn't income.It's habits.It's mindset.It's what we've been taught about money, success, and provision.In Prosperity Principles, we break down what Scripture actually teaches about handling money—from margin and saving to generosity, discipline, and trust.This isn't about getting rich.It's about living with wisdom, freedom, and purpose.Because real prosperity isn't having more—it's having enough to fulfill what God has called you to do.Join us in person at Rose ChurchSundays at 9AM & 11AM—You don't need a breakthrough income.You might need a different approach.#Faith #Money #Wisdom #ChristianLiving #RoseChurch

If anxiety about money, the future, or just having enough has been sitting heavy on you… this message is for you.In Promised Prosperity, we unpack what Jesus actually meant when He said not to worry about your life — and what Scripture really promises when it comes to provision.This isn't about hype.This isn't about chasing wealth.This is about understanding what true prosperity is in the Kingdom of God.Because if God has already given His Son… what would He actually withhold?

What do you do when your faith feels dry?In this special “5 for 5” experience, five people from our community share real stories of what God has done in their lives — through doubt, struggle, pain, and breakthrough.If you've ever felt:- spiritually dry- distant from God- stuck in your faith- unsure if anything will changeThis message is for you.These are honest, unfiltered testimonies of people who kept showing up — and saw God move.

Why does the resurrection of Jesus actually matter to your life?In this message, Pastor Mark unpacks what Easter really means—not just as a moment in history, but as a reality that changes everything. If Jesus truly rose from the dead, then nothing is impossible, you are not powerless, and even death itself does not get the final word.This message speaks directly into real life—into fear, suffering, uncertainty, and the question of whether hope is actually justified.3 realities we explore:Anything is possibleYou can overcomeThe grave cannot hold youIf you've ever wondered whether the resurrection has any real impact on your life, this message is for you.—Join us in WinnipegRose ChurchSundays at 9AM & 11AM—Follow along for more messages, clips, and encouragement throughout the week.#Resurrection #Easter #ChristianFaith #Hope #Jesus

In this message, Pastor Mark Roslund unpacks what Jesus meant when He said “the gates of hell will not prevail.”This wasn't a defensive statement — it was a declaration of movement, authority, and mission.From the historical backdrop of Caesarea Philippi to Jesus' words about building His Church, this message challenges the way we think about faith:You're not called to sit back.You're not called to just survive.You're called to bring heaven to earth.If you've ever wondered:What is my role as a Christian?Am I supposed to fight evil or avoid it?What did Jesus actually mean in Matthew 16?This message will reframe everything.—

Have you ever felt like everything in your life is pushing back at once?Like the pressure isn't random… the lies feel loud… and the weight just keeps building?This message explores a truth most people don't talk about:You are not the enemy—but you do have one.In this sermon, Pastor Mark Roslund breaks down:Why the enemy targets youHow spiritual attacks actually show up (lies, temptation, accusation)Why you are not a victimAnd how to walk in real, daily victory through truthThis isn't about fear—it's about clarity.Because once you know the truth, you stop fighting the wrong battle.—

Did Jesus really go through hell when He died on the cross?In this message, Pastor Mark Roslund unpacks what Scripture teaches about the fall of humanity, the origin of hell, and how Jesus endured suffering and separation so we wouldn't have to. Join us this week at Rose Church (Winnipeg, MB) to encounter God's Word in person:Sundays at 9AM & 11AMScripture References: Ezekiel 28:11-17, Matthew 25:41, Revelation 20:10, John 3:16-18, Isaiah 53:5, 1 Peter 2:24-25, 2 Corinthians 5:21, Galatians 3:13, Colossians 2:13-15, Matthew 27:46If you want to explore more, subscribe and click the bell to never miss a sermon.#Jesus #Hell #Gospel #Faith #RoseChurch 

What did Jesus actually teach about hell?Culture has shaped our ideas about hell through books like Dante's Inferno, movies, and popular imagination. But when Jesus talked about hell, He wasn't describing medieval mythology. He was warning people about something very real. In this message, Pastor Chris De Monye explores what the Bible says about hell, why Jesus spoke about it so often, and how the holiness of God changes the way we understand it. This isn't meant to scare people into faith. It's meant to reveal the incredible grace of God and the rescue offered through Jesus. Because heaven will not be filled with people who were merely afraid of hell — it will be filled with people who love God.Join us in person at Rose Church in WinnipegSundays at 9AM & 11AMIf this message helped you, consider sharing it with someone who's wrestling with big questions about faith.

At Rose Church, we sometimes gather for short, powerful messages from our staff team. This Sunday was a 3x10 — three voices, ten minutes each — all exploring one life-changing question: Who does God say I am?Ryan reminded us that God renames and redefines us — we are not what others label us, but who God declares us to be (Genesis 12:2–3, Galatians 3:6–9).Garrett showed the difference between gifts and anointing, and how the Spirit's power sustains us through hardship (1 Samuel 16:13, Isaiah 10:27, Isaiah 61:1).Marline explored refining fire — courage isn't the absence of fear, it's faith in God in the midst of it (Malachi 3:2–3, Joshua 1:9, Deuteronomy 31:6).If you're walking through fire, it may not be destruction — it may be refinement.Thanks for joining us for Church Online! We pray this message strengthens your faith. Subscribe for weekly teaching to help you grow in your relationship with Jesus.Join us in person Sundays at 9AM & 11AM67 630 Kernaghan Ave, WinnipegConnect: www.rosechurch.ca/connectGive: rosechurch.ca/giveCCLI Streaming License #20732586CCLI Copyright License #20732593#RoseChurch #IdentityInChrist #FaithInTheFire #ChristianEncouragement #RefinedNotRuined

Revival isn't hype. It isn't noise. It isn't emotional intensity.It begins in the heart.In this message, Pastor Mark Roslund unpacks how revival moves:• It starts with worship and devotion• It deepens through renewal and transformation (Epistle to the Romans 12:2)• It overflows into repentance and salvationFrom “Delight yourself in the Lord” (Book of Psalms 37:4) to the call to be made new in Christ, Scripture shows that awakening always starts personally before it spreads publicly.If you've been longing for deeper faith, this message is for you.Rose Church — Winnipeg, CanadaSundays at 9AM & 11AMSubscribe for weekly biblical teaching and encouragement.#Revival #ChristianGrowth #SpiritualRenewal #RoseChurch #WinnipegChurch

What does it take to be someone God can use?In this message, Pastor Mark Roslund walks through Acts 8:26–40 — the story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch — and shows us the kind of person God positions for divine moments.While revival was happening, God sent Philip to a desert road. Why? Because someone was searching. And God was looking for someone willing to go.To be used by God means becoming someone who:• Is aware of the voice of God• Is obedient to His commands• Meets people where they are• Is willing to sit with others• Knows when to speak about Christ• Knows the Scriptures• Shares the hope of the GospelThe world needs the joy of Jesus.And the world needs you to be someone.Join us in personSundays at 9:00AM & 11:00AM67–630 Kernaghan Ave, WinnipegConnect: https://www.rosechurch.ca/connectGive: https://www.rosechurch.ca/give

God has already been faithful — but He is not finished yet.In this message, Pastor Mark Roslund teaches from Joshua and Judges, showing how Israel conquered 31 kings, yet stopped short of fully possessing everything God had promised. What looked like rest, fatigue, or wisdom became compromise — half-obedience, which ultimately is disobedience.When God's people settle, the next generation pays the price.This message is a call to spiritual strength, wholehearted worship, and finishing the work God has entrusted to us — personally and as a church. Fatigue, fear, comfort, and distraction cannot be allowed to interrupt what God is still doing.Rose Church is living in a season of momentum — salvations, baptisms, and growth — but this is not the moment to coast.Scriptures include Joshua 12–24, Judges 1–2, and Joshua 24:15.Join us in personSundays at 9:00am & 11:00am67–630 Kernaghan Ave, WinnipegConnect: https://www.rosechurch.ca/connectGive: https://www.rosechurch.ca/give 

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Thank you for joining us for church online today at Rose Church.In this message, Pastor Mark Roslund teaches on Jesus' words about judgment, self-awareness, and spiritual maturity—reminding us that transformation begins not with fixing others, but with allowing God to heal our own hearts.As followers of Jesus, our calling isn't criticism—it's clarity, compassion, and growth.Scripture references include Matthew 7, 2 Samuel 12, James 3, Proverbs 23, and Psalm 51.We'd love to connect with you:Learn more or take your next step: rosechurch.ca/connectSupport what God is doing through Rose Church: rosechurch.ca/giveJoin us in person every Sunday at Rose Church Winnipeg:9:00am & 11:00am67–630 Kernaghan Ave, Winnipeg

What does real freedom look like?In this message, we explore how forgiveness is not optional in the Kingdom of God — it's the foundation of freedom.Drawing from 2 Corinthians 5 and Jesus' teaching on forgiveness, we see that while Christ has forgiven us fully, walking in freedom requires that we extend that same forgiveness to others.This message challenges us to confront offence, release bitterness, and live as people who have been truly set free — not just forgiven, but transformed.Freedom Sunday reminds us: the forgiveness of Christ is how we are made free… forgiving others is how we stay free.Join us in person every Sunday at 9AM or 11AM67–630 Kernaghan Ave, WinnipegSubscribe for weekly messagesConnect: www.rosechurch.ca/connectGive: rosechurch.ca/give

What if God wants to do something powerful through your life?In this message, we explore what it means to walk in newness of life — not just with a changed heart, but with hands that serve.Drawing from the life of Jesus, we see that compassion always leads to action, and that some of the greatest things God does through us are born out of the hardest things we've walked through.This message challenges us to move beyond comfort, step into obedience, and say yes to being sent — because serving is the natural posture of those who are brand new in Christ.Join us in person every Sunday at 9AM or 11AM 67–630 Kernaghan Ave, WinnipegSubscribe for weekly messagesConnect: www.rosechurch.ca/connectGive: rosechurch.ca/give

What does it really mean to be a new creation?In this message, we look at what Scripture reveals about the condition of our hearts — and how God doesn't just change our behavior, but transforms us from the inside out.As we continue in our 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting, this message challenges us to examine what we treasure, who we serve, and whether God truly holds first place in our lives.Drawing from 2 Corinthians 5, Ezekiel 36, and the words of Jesus, we see that a brand new life begins with a brand new heart.Join us in person every Sunday at 9AM or 11AM67–630 Kernaghan Ave, WinnipegSubscribe for weekly messagesConnect: www.rosechurch.ca/connectGive: rosechurch.ca/giveShare your Story: rosechurch.ca/story

What does it really mean to live a brand new life in Christ?In this message, we explore what Scripture teaches about reconciliation, identity, and transformation — not striving to be known by others, but resting in the truth that we are fully known by God.Drawing from 2 Corinthians 5, Pastor Mark unpacks what it means to be a new creation, how the love of Christ reshapes our lives, and how God entrusts us with the message of reconciliation.This message is for anyone longing for real change, deeper freedom, and a renewed purpose.Join us in person every Sunday at 9AM or 11AM67–630 Kernaghan Ave, WinnipegSubscribe for weekly messagesLearn more: www.rosechurch.ca/connectGive: rosechurch.ca/give

Life rarely looks neat, especially when God is at work.In this message, “A Message for the Messy,” we look at the Christmas story through the lives of Mary and Joseph and discover a powerful truth: God is not looking for perfection,  He is writing a bigger story.When life feels confusing, inconvenient, or out of control, Scripture reminds us that the mess itself can become a vessel for the divine. God's grace is sufficient, His power is made perfect in weakness, and nothing is impossible with Him.If you've ever felt disqualified by your circumstances, this message is for you.Join us in person every Sunday at 9:00am & 11:00am67–630 Kernaghan Ave, WinnipegSubscribe for weekly messages and encouragementConnect with us: https://www.rosechurch.ca/connectGive: https://www.rosechurch.ca/give

Thank you for joining us for our Christmas Collection: Light Up the Night!When life feels chaotic and nothing goes according to plan, does God still have a purpose for you?In this Christmas message, Pastor Mark shows how the birth of Jesus reveals the truth: even when there is no room, you are still chosen.Mary and Joseph faced impossible timing, overwhelming pressure, and doors that kept closing — yet God was preparing a place for His promise to be revealed.If you're walking through interruptions, disappointment, or uncertainty, this message is for you. God still makes room. God still prepares a place. And God still chooses you.If this message encourages you, make sure to subscribe for more ways to grow in your faith.If you're in the Winnipeg area, you're invited to join us for church every Sunday at 9:00 am or 11:00 am(CST) at 67-630 Kernaghan Avenue or online at www.youtube.com/rosechurchcanadaGet connected to Rose Church by filling out our Digital Connect Card: www.rosechurch.ca/connectTo learn more about Jesus click here: www.rosechurch.ca/jesus

Thank you for joining us for our Christmas Collection: Light Up the Night!Today, Pastor Roberta Roslund brings a powerful message on Mary's courage, God's favour, and how the Light of Christ breaks into the darkest places of our lives.In When Fear Meets Favour, we look at the reality of Mary's story—her risk, her obedience, her humanity—and how God chooses ordinary people to carry extraordinary light.If this message encourages you, make sure to subscribe for more ways to grow in your faith.If you're in the Winnipeg area, you're invited to join us for church every Sunday at 9:00 am or 11:00 am(CST) at 67-630 Kernaghan Avenue or online at www.youtube.com/rosechurchcanadaGet connected to Rose Church by filling out our Digital Connect Card: www.rosechurch.ca/connectTo learn more about Jesus click here: www.rosechurch.ca/jesus

Why would Jesus send His disciples into a storm?In this week's message, Pastor Mark shows us that storms aren't evidence of God's absence—they're opportunities for revelation, growth, and supernatural faith.In Matthew 14 and John 6, Jesus sends the disciples across the sea knowing a storm is coming.Not to punish them—but to prepare them.In the storm we learn:God's POWER — Jesus walks on the wavesGod's PURPOSE — Peter learns he can stand on the WordGod's PRESENCE — “It is I; do not be afraid”If you're facing winds, waves, or spiritual opposition, this message will remind you:the storm has purpose, Jesus is present, and the other side is closer than you think.Thanks for listening to this week's message. We hope that it encourages your faith!If you're in the Winnipeg area, you're invited to join us for church every Sunday at 9:00 am or 11:00 am(CST) at 67-630 Kernaghan Avenue or online at www.youtube.com/rosechurchcanadaGet connected to Rose Church by filling out our Digital Connect Card: www.rosechurch.ca/connectTo learn more about Jesus click here: www.rosechurch.ca/jesus

This week, Pastor Mark brings a powerful word reminding us that we are living in the right time to go after God, to build His house, to walk in the power of the Holy Spirit, and to boldly proclaim the Gospel.Whether you feel behind, tired, discouraged, or unsure of your next step, scripture declares that God moves at the right time, every time.Galatians 6:9 calls us to keep going. Romans 5:6 shows us Christ came at the right time. Esther 4:14 reminds us we are positioned on purpose for this moment.  This is the right time to…• Go after God• Walk in the anointing of the Holy Spirit• Build His House• Seek His Kingdom• Proclaim the Good News• Believe for revival in CanadaIf God has placed breath in your lungs, He has purpose for your life right now.Thanks for listening to this week's message. We hope that it encourages your faith!If you're in the Winnipeg area, you're invited to join us for church every Sunday at 9:00 am or 11:00 am(CST) at 67-630 Kernaghan Avenue or online at www.youtube.com/rosechurchcanadaGet connected to Rose Church by filling out our Digital Connect Card: www.rosechurch.ca/connectTo learn more about Jesus click here: www.rosechurch.ca/jesus

Rose Church Team Night, November 2, 2025

God doesn't just bless buildings — He blesses builders. In this week's message, Pastor Mark unpacks Haggai 1 and the call to rebuild what God loves most: His house and His people.

When God calls your name, it's not random — it's purposeful. And when you say "Yes" to God, it doesn't just change your path -- it can change someone else's destiny. In this message, Pastor Mark reminds us that obedience is never wasted. Our "Yes" opens doors, unlocks destinies, and becomes the answer to prayers we'll never even hear. In Acts 9, Ananias said “Yes” to God even when it didn't make sense. That one moment of obedience unlocked the calling of Paul — the greatest missionary the world has ever seen. This week at Rose Church, Pastor Mark reminds us that your “Yes” might just be the answer to someone else's prayer. Because when God has confidence in your obedience, He makes promises in your name. Thanks for listening to this week's message. We hope that it encourages your faith! If you're in the Winnipeg area, you're invited to join us for church every Sunday at 9:00 am or 11:00 am(CST) at 67-630 Kernaghan Avenue or online at www.youtube.com/rosechurchcanada Get connected to Rose Church by filling out our Digital Connect Card: www.rosechurch.ca/connect To learn more about Jesus click here: www.rosechurch.ca/jesus

Thanks for listening to this week's message. We hope that it encourages your faith! If you're in the Winnipeg area, you're invited to join us for church every Sunday at 9:00 am or 11:00 am(CST) at 67-630 Kernaghan Avenue or online at www.youtube.com/rosechurchcanada Get connected to Rose Church by filling out our Digital Connect Card: www.rosechurch.ca/connect To learn more about Jesus click here: www.rosechurch.ca/jesus

Thanks for listening to this week's message. We hope that it encourages your faith! If you're in the Winnipeg area, you're invited to join us for church every Sunday at 9:00 am or 11:00 am(CST) at 67-630 Kernaghan Avenue or online at www.youtube.com/rosechurchcanada Get connected to Rose Church by filling out our Digital Connect Card: www.rosechurch.ca/connect To learn more about Jesus click here: www.rosechurch.ca/jesus

Thanks for listening to this week's message. We hope that it encourages your faith! If you're in the Winnipeg area, you're invited to join us for church every Sunday at 10:00 am (CST) at 67-630 Kernaghan Avenue or online at www.youtube.com/rosechurchcanada Get connected to Rose Church by filling out our Digital Connect Card: www.rosechurch.ca/connect To learn more about Jesus click here: www.rosechurch.ca/jesus

Thanks for listening to this week's message. We hope that it encourages your faith! If you're in the Winnipeg area, you're invited to join us for church every Sunday at 10:00 am (CST) at 67-630 Kernaghan Avenue or online at www.youtube.com/rosechurchcanada Get connected to Rose Church by filling out our Digital Connect Card: www.rosechurch.ca/connect To learn more about Jesus click here: www.rosechurch.ca/jesus

Thanks for listening to this week's message. We hope that it encourages your faith! If you're in the Winnipeg area, you're invited to join us for church every Sunday at 10:00 am (CST) at 67-630 Kernaghan Avenue or online at www.youtube.com/rosechurchcanada Get connected to Rose Church by filling out our Digital Connect Card: www.rosechurch.ca/connect To learn more about Jesus click here: www.rosechurch.ca/jesus

Thanks for listening to this week's message. We hope that it encourages your faith! If you're in the Winnipeg area, you're invited to join us for church every Sunday at 10:00 am (CST) at 67-630 Kernaghan Avenue or online at www.youtube.com/rosechurchcanada Get connected to Rose Church by filling out our Digital Connect Card: www.rosechurch.ca/connect To learn more about Jesus click here: www.rosechurch.ca/jesus

Thanks for listening to this week's message. We hope that it encourages your faith! If you're in the Winnipeg area, you're invited to join us for church every Sunday at 10:00 am (CST) at 67-630 Kernaghan Avenue or online at www.youtube.com/rosechurchcanada Get connected to Rose Church by filling out our Digital Connect Card: www.rosechurch.ca/connect To learn more about Jesus click here: www.rosechurch.ca/jesus

Thanks for listening to this week's message. We hope that it encourages your faith! If you're in the Winnipeg area, you're invited to join us for church every Sunday at 10:00 am (CST) at 67-630 Kernaghan Avenue or online at www.youtube.com/rosechurchcanada Get connected to Rose Church by filling out our Digital Connect Card: www.rosechurch.ca/connect To learn more about Jesus click here: www.rosechurch.ca/jesus

What does it actually mean to run from sin and run to Jesus? In this message, “Run From This,” Pastor Mark Roslund unpacks 2 Timothy 2:20–22 and Hebrews 12:1, reminding us that the direction of your life determines your destiny. Sin kills what God wants to live. Salvation is God's move that we respond to — sanctification is our move that God responds to. When we flee youthful passions and pursue righteousness, faith, love, and peace, we become vessels set apart for honourable use, ready for every good work.If you've ever wondered: How do I resist temptation? What does the Bible say about fleeing sin? How do I pursue righteousness in my daily life? …this message will encourage you to set your focus on Jesus and run the race with endurance. Thanks for listening to this week's message. We hope that it encourages your faith! If you're in the Winnipeg area, you're invited to join us for church every Sunday at 10:00 am (CST) at 67-630 Kernaghan Avenue or online at www.youtube.com/rosechurchcanada Get connected to Rose Church by filling out our Digital Connect Card: www.rosechurch.ca/connect To learn more about Jesus click here: www.rosechurch.ca/jesus

Thanks for listening to this week's message. We hope that it encourages your faith! If you're in the Winnipeg area, you're invited to join us for church every Sunday at 10:00 am (CST) at 67-630 Kernaghan Avenue or online at www.youtube.com/rosechurchcanada Get connected to Rose Church by filling out our Digital Connect Card: www.rosechurch.ca/connect To learn more about Jesus click here: www.rosechurch.ca/jesus