Back To The Bible Canada With Dr. John Neufeld

In today’s episode, Dr. John explores Psalm 36 and the reality of evil in the world. Many in the West see people as shaped only by circumstances rather than as moral beings accountable to God. This shift makes it harder to recognize true evil. Psalm 36 describes the wicked—those who reject God, disregard His law, and deceive others. Dr. John unpacks this passage, reminding us to seek righteousness and trust in God’s protection.Psalms of Worship: Worship is always the proper response to God and His actions. Although there have been questions about the manner of worship, God has given us direction.The Psalms serve as a “hymnbook of worship.” In them we find the manner and means by which we honour God. In this 5-message series, Dr. John demonstrates how God’s people are called to worship Him as Creator and King - through trials, in the face of delays, and amidst a hostile world.

In Psalm 35, David cries out to God for deliverance from those plotting against him. As he faces enemies who spread lies and seek to harm him, David calls for God’s justice and protection. Amidst the attack, David remains confident in God’s ability to deliver and vows to praise Him for His faithfulness. This psalm offers a powerful reminder of trusting in God’s justice, even when we face false accusations and betrayal.Psalms of Worship: Worship is always the proper response to God and His actions. Although there have been questions about the manner of worship, God has given us direction.The Psalms serve as a “hymnbook of worship.” In them we find the manner and means by which we honour God. In this 5-message series, Dr. John demonstrates how God’s people are called to worship Him as Creator and King - through trials, in the face of delays, and amidst a hostile world. 

When we face overwhelming challenges, where do we turn for help? In Psalm 34, David, pursued by enemies and filled with fear, finds solace in the faithfulness of God. Amidst his desperation, David calls out for rescue and discovers God's near presence in times of trouble. Dr. John explores how David’s plea for deliverance reveals the comfort, refuge, and ultimate peace found in God’s faithfulness.Psalms of Worship: Worship is always the proper response to God and His actions. Although there have been questions about the manner of worship, God has given us direction.The Psalms serve as a “hymnbook of worship.” In them we find the manner and means by which we honour God. In this 5-message series, Dr. John demonstrates how God’s people are called to worship Him as Creator and King - through trials, in the face of delays, and amidst a hostile world. 

In today’s episode, Dr. John explores Psalm 33, a powerful hymn of worship that calls us to praise God as both Creator and King. He reflects on how true worship should focus on the greatness of God, not just emotional experience, and warns against songs that neglect the gospel. Through this Psalm, we’re reminded to worship with joy, skill, and a focus on the unshakable truth of Scripture.Psalms of Worship: Worship is always the proper response to God and His actions. Although there have been questions about the manner of worship, God has given us direction.The Psalms serve as a “hymnbook of worship.” In them we find the manner and means by which we honour God. In this 5-message series, Dr. John demonstrates how God’s people are called to worship Him as Creator and King - through trials, in the face of delays, and amidst a hostile world. 

Just because we have faith, that doesn't mean everything will go right. In today’s episode, Dr. John explores the final verses of Hebrews 11, where we see that even the heroes of faith faced hardships, suffering, and death. Their stories remind us that faith isn't about avoiding difficulties, but trusting God through them. True faith holds firm, even when things don't go as planned.Defining Faith: How should someone approach God? Do they offer a scorecard of their successes or an inventory of their better qualities? The Bible is clear. We come to God by faith, and we live our lives with God through faith. Since faith is central, we should understand what it is and how it works. In this series Dr. John teaches through Hebrews 11, a chapter on faith. Listen, not for stories of faith in the past, but as a guide for your life today.

Have you ever wondered what it takes to achieve great things despite personal flaws and challenges? In this episode, Dr. John explores the extraordinary acts of faith in Hebrews 11:32-35a, showcasing individuals like Gideon, Barak, Samson, and others who overcame obstacles and accomplished remarkable feats through their trust in God.Defining Faith: How should someone approach God? Do they offer a scorecard of their successes or an inventory of their better qualities? The Bible is clear. We come to God by faith, and we live our lives with God through faith. Since faith is central, we should understand what it is and how it works. In this series Dr. John teaches through Hebrews 11, a chapter on faith. Listen, not for stories of faith in the past, but as a guide for your life today.

In this episode, Dr. John explores the surprising examples of faith found in Hebrews 11:29-31. From the Israelites crossing the Red Sea to the walls of Jericho falling, Dr. John highlights how faith can emerge in the most unexpected places, even in the lives of those who seemed unlikely to believe. He also delves into the remarkable story of Rahab, the prostitute, whose faith led her to protect Israel's spies. These stories remind us that God can work through anyone, no matter their background or past.Defining Faith: How should someone approach God? Do they offer a scorecard of their successes or an inventory of their better qualities? The Bible is clear. We come to God by faith, and we live our lives with God through faith. Since faith is central, we should understand what it is and how it works. In this series Dr. John teaches through Hebrews 11, a chapter on faith. Listen, not for stories of faith in the past, but as a guide for your life today.

Have you ever been faced with a choice between temporary pleasures and lasting purpose? In this episode, Dr. John explores how Moses, by faith, chose to identify with God's people and endure hardship rather than enjoy the fleeting pleasures of Egypt. Following God’s call requires sacrifice, but leads to eternal rewards, as Moses found greater purpose and fulfillment than anything Egypt could offer.Defining Faith: How should someone approach God? Do they offer a scorecard of their successes or an inventory of their better qualities? The Bible is clear. We come to God by faith, and we live our lives with God through faith. Since faith is central, we should understand what it is and how it works. In this series Dr. John teaches through Hebrews 11, a chapter on faith. Listen, not for stories of faith in the past, but as a guide for your life today.

Have you ever faced a moment where God's promises seemed impossible? In this episode, Dr. John explores the confidence of faith through the lives of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph. Despite uncertainty, these men trusted that God's promises would be fulfilled, teaching us how to stand firm in faith, even when we can't see the outcome.Defining Faith: How should someone approach God? Do they offer a scorecard of their successes or an inventory of their better qualities? The Bible is clear. We come to God by faith, and we live our lives with God through faith. Since faith is central, we should understand what it is and how it works. In this series Dr. John teaches through Hebrews 11, a chapter on faith. Listen, not for stories of faith in the past, but as a guide for your life today.

What does it mean to live with a deep, unshakeable faith, even when God’s promises seem distant? In this episode, Dr. John highlights Hebrews 11:13-16, exploring how true faith endures, trusting in God’s promises even when they aren’t fulfilled in our lifetime. He explains how faith values the age to come over the present, seeing life on earth as temporary. Through the examples of Abraham and Moses, Dr. John challenges us to stay focused on our eternal home and live as sojourners in this world.Defining Faith: How should someone approach God? Do they offer a scorecard of their successes or an inventory of their better qualities? The Bible is clear. We come to God by faith, and we live our lives with God through faith. Since faith is central, we should understand what it is and how it works. In this series Dr. John teaches through Hebrews 11, a chapter on faith. Listen, not for stories of faith in the past, but as a guide for your life today.

In this episode, Dr. John explores how faith transforms the way we view the world, using the examples of Sarah and Abraham from Hebrews 11:11-12. Despite their doubts and challenges, they ultimately trusted in God's promises, and through faith, God enabled them to experience the impossible. Dr. John encourages us to live with that same confidence in God’s power, seeing everything through the eyes of faith, even when circumstances seem impossible.Defining Faith: How should someone approach God? Do they offer a scorecard of their successes or an inventory of their better qualities? The Bible is clear. We come to God by faith, and we live our lives with God through faith. Since faith is central, we should understand what it is and how it works. In this series Dr. John teaches through Hebrews 11, a chapter on faith. Listen, not for stories of faith in the past, but as a guide for your life today.

What does it look like to step out in faith, even when the path is unclear? In Hebrews 11:8-10, Dr. John reflects on Abraham’s journey—leaving everything behind to trust God’s promises. Abraham’s story challenges us to live boldly, trusting that God's faithfulness will guide us. How can we embrace this kind of faith in our own lives?Defining Faith: How should someone approach God? Do they offer a scorecard of their successes or an inventory of their better qualities? The Bible is clear. We come to God by faith, and we live our lives with God through faith. Since faith is central, we should understand what it is and how it works. In this series Dr. John teaches through Hebrews 11, a chapter on faith. Listen, not for stories of faith in the past, but as a guide for your life today.

What does it really mean to be spiritual? In today’s episode, Dr. John explores this question by looking at Hebrews 11:4-7, where the faith of Abel, Enoch, and Noah shines as an example. Spirituality isn’t about rituals or good works, but about trusting God fully, offering our best, and living in obedience. It’s only through faith that we can draw near to God and please Him.Defining Faith: How should someone approach God? Do they offer a scorecard of their successes or an inventory of their better qualities? The Bible is clear. We come to God by faith, and we live our lives with God through faith. Since faith is central, we should understand what it is and how it works. In this series Dr. John teaches through Hebrews 11, a chapter on faith. Listen, not for stories of faith in the past, but as a guide for your life today.

Faith is more than wishful thinking—it’s a deep confidence in God’s promises. Hebrews 11:1-3 defines faith as assurance and conviction, shaping how we view our lives and future. In this message, we explore how faith gives meaning, purpose, and a firm foundation in an uncertain world.Defining Faith: How should someone approach God? Do they offer a scorecard of their successes or an inventory of their better qualities? The Bible is clear. We come to God by faith, and we live our lives with God through faith. Since faith is central, we should understand what it is and how it works. In this series Dr. John teaches through Hebrews 11, a chapter on faith. Listen, not for stories of faith in the past, but as a guide for your life today.

In a world hungry for truth, how do we effectively share the gospel? In this episode, Dr. John Neufeld delves into the church's vital role in reflecting Christ's love. He emphasizes that evangelism is not just about words; it's about embodying God's truth in our daily lives. As we navigate our relationships and communities, we are called to demonstrate the hope and grace found in Christ.Upholding the Truth: Upholding the Truth is a 15-message series focused on the study of 1 Timothy. Do you remember the words of Jesus to Pilate? “Everyone who is on the side of truth, listens to my voice.” The question might arise in our day, “is there such a thing as truth?” There is, and it never changes. It is found in the Word of God. Discover or rediscover this truth for the church, and your role in proclaiming the unchanging truth of God, in Christ reconciling the world to Himself.

Have you ever wondered what true greatness looks like in the kingdom of God? In this episode of Back to the Bible Canada, Dr. John Neufeld explores the essential role of deacons in the church, as described in 1 Timothy 3:8-13. He highlights their key characteristics and responsibilities, demonstrating that true greatness comes from servanthood. Discover how deacons lead by meeting community needs and reflecting Christ's humility.Upholding the Truth: Upholding the Truth is a 15-message series focused on the study of 1 Timothy. Do you remember the words of Jesus to Pilate? “Everyone who is on the side of truth, listens to my voice.” The question might arise in our day, “is there such a thing as truth?” There is, and it never changes. It is found in the Word of God. Discover or rediscover this truth for the church, and your role in proclaiming the unchanging truth of God, in Christ reconciling the world to Himself.

In this episode, Dr. John Neufeld continues his study of 1 Timothy 3:1-7, examining the qualifications of Christian leaders. He unpacks the essential characteristics that define a godly overseer, emphasizing integrity, self-control, and hospitality. Leadership in the church is not about popularity or giftedness but about character and faithfulness. Dr. John highlights how these qualities are crucial not just for leaders but for all believers seeking to grow in their faith.Upholding the Truth: Upholding the Truth is a 15-message series focused on the study of 1 Timothy. Do you remember the words of Jesus to Pilate? “Everyone who is on the side of truth, listens to my voice.” The question might arise in our day, “is there such a thing as truth?” There is, and it never changes. It is found in the Word of God. Discover or rediscover this truth for the church, and your role in proclaiming the unchanging truth of God, in Christ reconciling the world to Himself.

In this episode, Dr. John Neufeld explores the biblical qualifications for church leadership, focusing on 1 Timothy 3:1-7. He highlights the vital role of elders and pastors in guiding the church and emphasizes that leadership isn’t just about a sense of calling—it requires godly character and integrity. Dr. John unpacks the New Testament’s perspective on church leaders as elders, shepherds, and overseers, showing how these roles shape a healthy and faithful church.Upholding the Truth: Upholding the Truth is a 15-message series focused on the study of 1 Timothy. Do you remember the words of Jesus to Pilate? “Everyone who is on the side of truth, listens to my voice.” The question might arise in our day, “is there such a thing as truth?” There is, and it never changes. It is found in the Word of God. Discover or rediscover this truth for the church, and your role in proclaiming the unchanging truth of God, in Christ reconciling the world to Himself.

Leadership in the church is a noble calling, but what does it mean to be an overseer? In today’s message, Dr. John explores 1 Timothy 3:1 and 1 Peter 5:1-4, showing how the Bible defines church leadership. He explains that elders, pastors, and overseers are not separate roles but different terms for the same office. Their responsibility? To teach, shepherd, and safeguard the church’s faithfulness to Scripture and unity in love.Upholding the Truth: Upholding the Truth is a 15-message series focused on the study of 1 Timothy. Do you remember the words of Jesus to Pilate? “Everyone who is on the side of truth, listens to my voice.” The question might arise in our day, “is there such a thing as truth?” There is, and it never changes. It is found in the Word of God. Discover or rediscover this truth for the church, and your role in proclaiming the unchanging truth of God, in Christ reconciling the world to Himself.

In this episode of "Upholding The Truth," Dr. John discusses the challenging passage from 1 Timothy 2:11-15 about women in the church. He emphasizes the need to understand this scripture in context, addressing the controversy surrounding it. Instead of restricting women’s roles, he focuses on the importance of learning biblical truth. Join Dr. John as he explores these tough topics and shares what it means to be part of the family of God.Upholding the Truth: Upholding the Truth is a 15-message series focused on the study of 1 Timothy. Do you remember the words of Jesus to Pilate? “Everyone who is on the side of truth, listens to my voice.” The question might arise in our day, “is there such a thing as truth?” There is, and it never changes. It is found in the Word of God. Discover or rediscover this truth for the church, and your role in proclaiming the unchanging truth of God, in Christ reconciling the world to Himself.