Back To The Bible Canada With Dr. John Neufeld

In this message, Dr. John Neufeld unpacks Ephesians 6:10-13, focusing on the command to “be strong in the Lord and in the strength of His might.” Drawing on the spiritual resources available in Christ, he highlights the reality of spiritual warfare and the necessity of relying on God’s power to stand firm against the enemy’s schemes.Empowered Living Volume 3: Ephesians 5 begins with a word that invites us to look back. It is the word, “Therefore”. It means, “on the basis of what has just been said and taught, this is what you are to do.” “Therefore be imitators of God, as beloved children” (Ephesians 5:1). What can it mean to imitate God? In this series, we examine what it means to be imitators of God. How does being an imitator impact our living, our walking, our loving, our serving? All this discovered in a Christian lifestyle the world has never heard of before.

Work can often feel like a routine necessity, but Scripture offers a different perspective. Dr. John Neufeld turns to Ephesians 6:5–9, revealing how our daily labor can be an act of worship when approached with integrity and diligence. Explore how faith transforms work into an opportunity to serve God and find deeper fulfilment in what you do.Empowered Living Volume 3: Ephesians 5 begins with a word that invites us to look back. It is the word, “Therefore”. It means, “on the basis of what has just been said and taught, this is what you are to do.” “Therefore be imitators of God, as beloved children” (Ephesians 5:1). What can it mean to imitate God? In this series, we examine what it means to be imitators of God. How does being an imitator impact our living, our walking, our loving, our serving? All this discovered in a Christian lifestyle the world has never heard of before.

Family is at the heart of God’s plan, designed to reflect His love and order. Dr. John Neufeld dives into Ephesians 6:1-4, revealing how Scripture calls children to obedience and honor while urging parents to nurture their children in the faith. This message offers timeless principles for fostering harmony and growth within the family, aligning with God’s perfect design.Empowered Living Volume 3: Ephesians 5 begins with a word that invites us to look back. It is the word, “Therefore”. It means, “on the basis of what has just been said and taught, this is what you are to do.” “Therefore be imitators of God, as beloved children” (Ephesians 5:1). What can it mean to imitate God? In this series, we examine what it means to be imitators of God. How does being an imitator impact our living, our walking, our loving, our serving? All this discovered in a Christian lifestyle the world has never heard of before.

In today’s message, Dr. John Neufeld speaks directly to men, exploring what it means to love your wife as Christ loves the church. Drawing from Ephesians 5:25-32, he challenges societal views of masculinity and romance, pointing instead to sacrificial, Christ-like love. Learn how true love transforms not only relationships, but also the heart of the one who loves.Empowered Living Volume 3: Ephesians 5 begins with a word that invites us to look back. It is the word, “Therefore”. It means, “on the basis of what has just been said and taught, this is what you are to do.” “Therefore be imitators of God, as beloved children” (Ephesians 5:1). What can it mean to imitate God? In this series, we examine what it means to be imitators of God. How does being an imitator impact our living, our walking, our loving, our serving? All this discovered in a Christian lifestyle the world has never heard of before.

In today’s episode, Dr. John Neufeld delves into "The Mystery of Marriage," exploring the distinct and profound roles within Christian marriage as outlined in Ephesians 5. Through Scripture, he unpacks the depth and purpose of a marital bond, showing how God’s design invites couples to mirror Christ’s relationship with the church.Empowered Living Volume 3: Ephesians 5 begins with a word that invites us to look back. It is the word, “Therefore”. It means, “on the basis of what has just been said and taught, this is what you are to do.” “Therefore be imitators of God, as beloved children” (Ephesians 5:1). What can it mean to imitate God? In this series, we examine what it means to be imitators of God. How does being an imitator impact our living, our walking, our loving, our serving? All this discovered in a Christian lifestyle the world has never heard of before.

In Walking in Wisdom, Dr. John Neufeld explores Ephesians 5:15-21, emphasizing the importance of living a life marked by God's wisdom. Christians are called to walk carefully, making wise choices that honour God and use the time He has given us. Dr. John contrasts a life led by cultural values with one guided by God's Word, highlighting the unique lifestyle that seeks God’s will and prioritizes holiness, gratitude, and spiritual discernment.Empowered Living Volume 3: Ephesians 5 begins with a word that invites us to look back. It is the word, “Therefore”. It means, “on the basis of what has just been said and taught, this is what you are to do.” “Therefore be imitators of God, as beloved children” (Ephesians 5:1). What can it mean to imitate God? In this series, we examine what it means to be imitators of God. How does being an imitator impact our living, our walking, our loving, our serving? All this discovered in a Christian lifestyle the world has never heard of before.

In Ephesians 5, Paul calls Christians to walk as children of light, contrasting their former darkness with the new life they have in Christ. Dr. John Neufeld explores how this transformation impacts the believer’s lifestyle, emphasizing the importance of rejecting the darkness of the world and living in alignment with God’s truth. In this message, Dr. John challenges believers to examine their lives, making sure their actions reflect their identity in Christ, and reminds them of the power of the light that overcomes the darkness.Empowered Living Volume 3: Ephesians 5 begins with a word that invites us to look back. It is the word, “Therefore”. It means, “on the basis of what has just been said and taught, this is what you are to do.” “Therefore be imitators of God, as beloved children” (Ephesians 5:1). What can it mean to imitate God? In this series, we examine what it means to be imitators of God. How does being an imitator impact our living, our walking, our loving, our serving? All this discovered in a Chr

Sexual purity is a topic often misunderstood, yet it’s central to God’s design for us. Dr. John Neufeld delves into Ephesians 5:1-7, where Paul calls Christians to live in purity, reflecting God’s holiness. Drawing a comparison between sex and fire, Dr. Neufeld emphasizes how God's gift of sex, when misused, can lead to destruction. He explores the importance of guarding our hearts and speech, and how Christians are called to imitate God, not the culture. As Paul warns, a life of purity is crucial for living as God’s people.Empowered Living Volume 3: Ephesians 5 begins with a word that invites us to look back. It is the word, “Therefore”. It means, “on the basis of what has just been said and taught, this is what you are to do.” “Therefore be imitators of God, as beloved children” (Ephesians 5:1). What can it mean to imitate God? In this series, we examine what it means to be imitators of God. How does being an imitator impact our living, our walking, our loving, our serving? All this discovered in a Chri

In today’s episode, Dr. John explores the profound truths found in Ephesians 5:1-2, where Paul challenges us to live as beloved children of God. Building on the spiritual blessings we have in Christ, Dr. John emphasizes how our lives should reflect God's love and holiness. He unpacks what it means to imitate God and walk in love, offering practical insight on how these principles transform our everyday lives. As we dive into this message, we’re reminded of the incredible resources available to us through Christ and how they shape our actions and relationships.Empowered Living Volume 3: Ephesians 5 begins with a word that invites us to look back. It is the word, “Therefore”. It means, “on the basis of what has just been said and taught, this is what you are to do.” “Therefore be imitators of God, as beloved children” (Ephesians 5:1). What can it mean to imitate God? In this series, we examine what it means to be imitators of God. How does being an imitator impact our living, our walking, our loving, our se

After Paul’s trial in Acts 24:22-27, Governor Felix delays his decision, leaving Paul in a frustrating state of limbo. Yet Paul uses this time to disciple and share Christ’s message of righteousness, self-control, and judgment with those around him. Dr. John unpacks how setbacks can be transformed into opportunities to advance God’s purposes.The Gospel Goes to Prison: Join us this week in our series through the book of Acts, “The Gospel goes to Prison.” We will see that despite Paul’s imprisonment, God’s truth is not held behind bars. Persecution cannot suppress the power of the Gospel. For most, imprisonment for the sake of the gospel is not a fear. But, we can face pressure to conform and hostility meant to silence us. May the lessons of Acts 21-24 make us bold as we carry His Gospel today.

Dr. John opens a window into the world of the Pharisees, exploring why their strict adherence to the law often clashed with Jesus’ message of grace. relationship with Jesus, exploring how their strict approach to the law often clashed with His message of grace. As we look deeper, we see how the Pharisees’ focus on rigid rules prevented them from experiencing the fullness of God’s compassion and mercy. Dr. John invites us to consider what it means to truly know God’s heart—not just through rules but by embracing the love and grace He offers to all.The Gospel Goes to Prison: Join us this week in our series through the book of Acts, “The Gospel goes to Prison.” We will see that despite Paul’s imprisonment, God’s truth is not held behind bars. Persecution cannot suppress the power of the Gospel. For most, imprisonment for the sake of the gospel is not a fear. But, we can face pressure to conform and hostility meant to silence us. May the lessons of Acts 21-24 make us bold as we carry His Gospel today.

Dr. John takes us to Thessalonica, where Paul’s message of a suffering and risen Messiah sparked both excitement and intense opposition. Though he only spent three weeks there, his preaching from the Scriptures led to riots and fierce resistance. Now, as we move to Acts 24, Paul faces false accusations before Governor Felix. Dr. John unpacks how Paul courageously defends the gospel, even amid growing opposition.The Gospel Goes to Prison: Join us this week in our series through the book of Acts, “The Gospel goes to Prison.” We will see that despite Paul’s imprisonment, God’s truth is not held behind bars. Persecution cannot suppress the power of the Gospel. For most, imprisonment for the sake of the gospel is not a fear. But, we can face pressure to conform and hostility meant to silence us. May the lessons of Acts 21-24 make us bold as we carry His Gospel today.

In today’s episode, Dr. John Neufeld walks us through Acts 23:23-35, where Paul is caught in a system that can’t find a reason to charge him. Despite facing unfair treatment and constant threats, God’s hand guides Paul, providing protection and a path forward. Dr. John shows how, even when authorities fail and obstacles seem too big, God’s plans stay firm. This passage reminds us that God’s justice is always at work, no matter what’s happening around us.The Gospel Goes to Prison: Join us this week in our series through the book of Acts, “The Gospel goes to Prison.” We will see that despite Paul’s imprisonment, God’s truth is not held behind bars. Persecution cannot suppress the power of the Gospel. For most, imprisonment for the sake of the gospel is not a fear. But, we can face pressure to conform and hostility meant to silence us. May the lessons of Acts 21-24 make us bold as we carry His Gospel today.

In today's episode, Dr. John Neufeld delves into Acts 23:11-22, where we see Paul caught in a deadly conspiracy. A group of more than forty men make a pact to assassinate Paul, binding themselves by an oath of starvation until they succeed. Dr. John reflects on the historical roots of political assassinations and the shocking determination of these conspirators. Amidst the plot, Paul receives a vision from the Lord, assuring him he will bear witness in Rome. Through it all, we witness God's sovereignty and His plans prevailing over human schemes.The Gospel Goes to Prison: Join us this week in our series through the book of Acts, “The Gospel goes to Prison.” We will see that despite Paul’s imprisonment, God’s truth is not held behind bars. Persecution cannot suppress the power of the Gospel. For most, imprisonment for the sake of the gospel is not a fear. But, we can face pressure to conform and hostility meant to silence us. May the lessons of Acts 21-24 make us bold as we carry His Gospel today.

Paul’s bold stance in Acts 22-23 challenges traditional views on “turning the other cheek.” Dr. John unpacks how Paul used his rights to resist injustice, while still honoring Jesus’ teaching in the Sermon on the Mount. Jesus’ words weren’t a call to passive acceptance, but rather a way to avoid personal revenge. Dr. John shows how Paul’s actions offer a faithful model for Christians, encouraging wise use of opportunities in the face of opposition.The Gospel Goes to Prison: Join us this week in our series through the book of Acts, “The Gospel goes to Prison.” We will see that despite Paul’s imprisonment, God’s truth is not held behind bars. Persecution cannot suppress the power of the Gospel. For most, imprisonment for the sake of the gospel is not a fear. But, we can face pressure to conform and hostility meant to silence us. May the lessons of Acts 21-24 make us bold as we carry His Gospel today.

Paul’s journey takes an unexpected turn when Roman custody becomes his shield, granting him a chance to testify in the face of fierce opposition. In this message, Dr. John examines how God’s purposes can unfold through unlikely circumstances, reminding us of His unwavering plan.The Gospel Goes to Prison: Join us this week in our series through the book of Acts, “The Gospel goes to Prison.” We will see that despite Paul’s imprisonment, God’s truth is not held behind bars. Persecution cannot suppress the power of the Gospel. For most, imprisonment for the sake of the gospel is not a fear. But, we can face pressure to conform and hostility meant to silence us. May the lessons of Acts 21-24 make us bold as we carry His Gospel today.

In today's episode, Dr. John discusses the connection between conversion and baptism in Acts 22:16. He reflects on Paul's experience, emphasizing how baptism was an immediate response to faith in the early church. Dr. John also challenges listeners to consider why many today delay baptism. Join him as he highlights the transformative power of baptism in a believer's life.The Gospel Goes to Prison: Join us this week in our series through the book of Acts, “The Gospel goes to Prison.” We will see that despite Paul’s imprisonment, God’s truth is not held behind bars. Persecution cannot suppress the power of the Gospel. For most, imprisonment for the sake of the gospel is not a fear. But, we can face pressure to conform and hostility meant to silence us. May the lessons of Acts 21-24 make us bold as we carry His Gospel today.

Paul's journey took an unexpected turn when he encountered Jesus on the road to Damascus. Dr. John shares how this moment transformed Paul from a fierce persecutor into a devoted follower, highlighting the profound power of true conversion. This message encourages us to reflect on how our own encounters with faith can reshape our lives.The Gospel Goes to Prison: Join us this week in our series through the book of Acts, “The Gospel goes to Prison.” We will see that despite Paul’s imprisonment, God’s truth is not held behind bars. Persecution cannot suppress the power of the Gospel. For most, imprisonment for the sake of the gospel is not a fear. But, we can face pressure to conform and hostility meant to silence us. May the lessons of Acts 21-24 make us bold as we carry His Gospel today.

In today’s episode, Dr. John examines Paul’s defense of his faith before an intense crowd in Jerusalem. Speaking in fluent Greek, Paul surprises the Roman Tribune, clarifying he is a follower of Christ determined to share the gospel. Dr. John explores the concept of apologetics—defending the Christian faith with reason and truth—even in hostile situations. Paul’s courage to proclaim his beliefs serves as an inspiring reminder to believers today.The Gospel Goes to Prison: Join us this week in our series through the book of Acts, “The Gospel goes to Prison.” We will see that despite Paul’s imprisonment, God’s truth is not held behind bars. Persecution cannot suppress the power of the Gospel. For most, imprisonment for the sake of the gospel is not a fear. But, we can face pressure to conform and hostility meant to silence us. May the lessons of Acts 21-24 make us bold as we carry His Gospel today.

Paul’s arrest in Jerusalem (Acts 21:27-36) reveals the dangers of mob mentality and unjust accusations. Dr. John explores the biblical context, emphasizing the need for justice and discernment in our responses to conflict. Paul’s unwavering faith during persecution serves as a powerful reminder to rely on God’s strength in difficult times.The Gospel Goes to Prison: Join us this week in our series through the book of Acts, “The Gospel goes to Prison.” We will see that despite Paul’s imprisonment, God’s truth is not held behind bars. Persecution cannot suppress the power of the Gospel. For most, imprisonment for the sake of the gospel is not a fear. But, we can face pressure to conform and hostility meant to silence us. May the lessons of Acts 21-24 make us bold as we carry His Gospel today.