Saanich Baptist Church

Easter Sunday, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "How to Change the World in Seven Days" exploring John 20:1-10. The accounts of Jesus' life spend most of the time talking not about the three years of his ministry but about the last week of his life. That's because those seven days changed everything. During How To Change the World in 7 Days we will see how Jesus changed the world in order to transform each of us.

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "How to Change the World in Seven Days" exploring John 19:16-37. The accounts of Jesus' life spend most of the time talking not about the three years of his ministry but about the last week of his life. That's because those seven days changed everything. During How To Change the World in 7 Days we will see how Jesus changed the world in order to transform each of us.

This week, Lindsay Anderson continued through our sermon series "How to Change the World in Seven Days" exploring Mark 14:32-42. The accounts of Jesus' life spend most of the time talking not about the three years of his ministry but about the last week of his life. That's because those seven days changed everything. During How To Change the World in 7 Days we will see how Jesus changed the world in order to transform each of us.

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "How to Change the World in Seven Days" exploring John 15:1-17 The accounts of Jesus' life spend most of the time talking not about the three years of his ministry but about the last week of his life. That's because those seven days changed everything. During How To Change the World in 7 Days we will see how Jesus changed the world in order to transform each of us.

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "How to Change the World in Seven Days" exploring John 12:1-6. The accounts of Jesus' life spend most of the time talking not about the three years of his ministry but about the last week of his life. That's because those seven days changed everything. During How To Change the World in 7 Days we will see how Jesus changed the world in order to transform each of us.

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "How to Change the World in Seven Days" exploring Mark 11:12-17. The accounts of Jesus' life spend most of the time talking not about the three years of his ministry but about the last week of his life. That's because those seven days changed everything. During How To Change the World in 7 Days we will see how Jesus changed the world in order to transform each of us.

This week, Ben Hall began a new sermon series "How to Change the World in Seven Days" exploring Luke 20:20-26. The accounts of Jesus' life spend most of the time talking not about the three years of his ministry but about the last week of his life. That's because those seven days changed everything. During How To Change the World in 7 Days we will see how Jesus changed the world in order to transform each of us.

This week, Christina Honecker continued through our sermon series "Grace Unveiled" exploring 2 Corinthians 4:1-12 In Grace Unveiled, the gospel is seen as the antidote for the meaninglessness and loneliness that exists within an individualized culture. Rather than being influenced by the spiritual and cultural forces around them, the people of God find themselves increasingly influential. This happens as they engage Jesus' tangible presence, believe His relevant promises and surrender to His transformative power.

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "Grace Unveiled" exploring 2 Corinthians 3:1-18 In Grace Unveiled, the gospel is seen as the antidote for the meaninglessness and loneliness that exists within an individualized culture. Rather than being influenced by the spiritual and cultural forces around them, the people of God find themselves increasingly influential. This happens as they engage Jesus' tangible presence, believe His relevant promises and surrender to His transformative power.

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "Grace Unveiled" exploring 2 Corinthians 2:12-17 In Grace Unveiled, the gospel is seen as the antidote for the meaninglessness and loneliness that exists within an individualized culture. Rather than being influenced by the spiritual and cultural forces around them, the people of God find themselves increasingly influential. This happens as they engage Jesus' tangible presence, believe His relevant promises and surrender to His transformative power.

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "Grace Unveiled" exploring 2 Corinthians 2:5-11 In Grace Unveiled, the gospel is seen as the antidote for the meaninglessness and loneliness that exists within an individualized culture. Rather than being influenced by the spiritual and cultural forces around them, the people of God find themselves increasingly influential. This happens as they engage Jesus' tangible presence, believe His relevant promises and surrender to His transformative power.

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "Grace Unveiled" exploring 2 Corinthians 1:12-2:4. In Grace Unveiled, the gospel is seen as the antidote for the meaninglessness and loneliness that exists within an individualized culture. Rather than being influenced by the spiritual and cultural forces around them, the people of God find themselves increasingly influential. This happens as they engage Jesus' tangible presence, believe His relevant promises and surrender to His transformative power.

This week, Ben Hall began a new sermon series "Grace Unveiled" by exploring 2 Corinthians 1:1-1. In Grace Unveiled, the gospel is seen as the antidote for the meaninglessness and loneliness that exists within an individualized culture. Rather than being influenced by the spiritual and cultural forces around them, the people of God find themselves increasingly influential. This happens as they engage Jesus' tangible presence, believe His relevant promises and surrender to His transformative power.

This week, Lindsay Anderson concluded our sermon series "Why We Need Christmas". He explored the the miracle of Jesus healing the man born blind- John 9:1-38

Listen to SBC's Christmas Eve message from Ben Hall.

This week, Ben Hall continued through our advent series "Why We Need Christmas". He explored the theme of Peace found in the miracle of Jesus healing a deaf and mute man- Mark 7:32-37

This week, Ben Hall continued through our advent series "Why We Need Christmas". He explored the theme of Hope found in the miracle of Jesus healing the bleeding woman- Mark 5:21-34.

This week, Ben Hall began our advent series "Why We Need Christmas". He explored the theme of Joy found in the miracle of Jesus turning water into wine- John 2:1-12.

This week, Ben Hall concluded our sermon series "God's Providence for Ordinary People" by exploring Ruth 4:13-22.

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "God's Providence for Ordinary People" by exploring Ruth 4:1-1-12.

This week, Christina Honecker continued through our sermon series "God's Providence for Ordinary People" by exploring Ruth 3:14-18.

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "God's Providence for Ordinary People" by exploring Ruth 3:1-13.

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "God's Providence for Ordinary People" by exploring Ruth 2:16-23.

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "God's Providence for Ordinary People" by exploring Ruth 2:1-16.

A Great Question With a Life Defining Answer by Saanich Baptist Church

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "God's Providence for Ordinary People" by exploring Ruth 1:19-22.

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "God's Providence for Ordinary People" by exploring Ruth 1:6-22.

This week, Ben Hall began a new sermon series looking at God's Providence for Ordinary People through the Old Testament book of Ruth. He explored Ruth 1:1-5.

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "The Gospel According to Jacob" by exploring the story of Jacob choosing to return to the land of his ancestors found in Genesis 44:1-34.

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "The Gospel According to Jacob" by exploring the story found in Genesis 37:1-35.

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "The Gospel According to Jacob" by exploring the story found in Genesis 34:1-31.

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "The Gospel According to Jacob" by exploring the story of Jacob wrestling with God found in Genesis 32:24-31.

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "The Gospel According to Jacob" by exploring the story of Jacob choosing to return to the land of his ancestors found in Genesis 31:1-35.

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "The Gospel According to Jacob" by exploring the story of Jacob's dream of a stairway reaching heaven found in Genesis 28:10-22.

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "The Gospel According to Jacob" by exploring the story of Jacob stealing his father's blessing found in Genesis 26:34-27:46

This week, Ben Hall continued through our sermon series "The Gospel According to Jacob" by exploring the story of Esau selling his birthright found in Genesis 25:27-34.

This week, Christina Honecker preached a sermon titled, " I Am... The Gate", as we continued the sermon series, "I Am : Who Did Jesus Say He Was?" Scripture: John 10:1-10

This week, Lindsay Anderson continued through the new series exploring who Jesus said he was, with a sermon titled, " I Am... The Light of the World". Scripture: John 8:12-20

This week, we began a new sermon series, '"I Am": Who did Jesus say he was?', and Lindsay Anderson preached a sermon on, "I am... the bread of life". Scripture: John 6:25-59

As SBC concluded the sermon series, "We, the Church", Christina Honecker preached a sermon on 'Welcoming the Next Generation'. Scripture: Matthew 18:3-5; Matthew 19:13-14

This week, Lindsay Anderson continued through the sermon series, 'We the Church', and he preached a sermon titled, 'Loving Others Through Prayer' ____________ We, The Church Series: We as a community exist to both live in and live out the beautiful and yet sometimes chaotic and challenging expression of the Kingdom of God in this thing called 'the Church'! Join us for our new series ‘We, the Church' as we discover what it means to collectively live this out for the Glory of God and the good of others.

This Sunday, Lindsay Anderson continued through the sermon series, "We the Church'. He preached a sermon titled, 'A Parent's Longing'. Scripture: John 3:30; Joshua 24:15

Today was Fellowship Sunday, and we welcomed David Horita, who preached a sermon titled, 'Boldly Forward, Never Alone'. Scripture: Matthew 28:18-19; Acts 1:8

This Sunday we had a guest speaker, Kenny Toews with a sermon on the theme, "Follow the Leader". Scripture: Matthew 28:18-20 & Matthew 9:9-13

It was Palm Sunday, and we continued to explore the series, ‘We, the Church'. Lindsay Anderson preached on the theme 'Does my reality square with God's reality?'

This Sunday was Easter, and Lindsay Anderson preached on the theme, "The suffering servant is also our victorious King".

This Sunday, we continued through the second part of the new series, ‘We, the Church'. This week's theme was "The Image of God".

This week, we began a new series, ‘We, the Church', where we discovered what it means to collectively live this out for the Glory of God and the good of others.

This week, Lindsay Anderson preached as we continued the advent sermon series. Theme: Behold our King has come - divinity incarnate Scripture: Hebrews 1:1-4

This week, Lindsay Anderson preached as we continued the advent sermon series. The theme for was, "Behold the Creator". Scripture - John 1 : 1-14.

This week, Christina Honecker preached as we begin a new sermon series this advent season, "Behold the Father's Love". Scripture: 1 John 4:7-12