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Correction can be uncomfortable, but it doesn't have to mean rejection.Continuing through Luke 3, Pastor Mark Roslund looks at how God brings the crooked places of our lives back into alignment through the people He places around us.In 2 Samuel 12, the prophet Nathan confronts King David with the truth of his wrongdoing. Through that encounter, we discover why God corrects those He loves, why everyone needs trusted people who can identify their blind spots, and how repentance opens the way toward restoration.God's correction is not meant to leave us in shame. It is an invitation to return to Him.

“Every mountain and hill shall be made low.”Continuing through Luke 3, Pastor Mark Roslund confronts one of the most universal struggles of the human heart: pride.Pride is more than arrogance. It can appear as self-sufficiency, self-exaltation, self-righteousness, and the belief that we know better than God.Through Genesis 3, the church of Laodicea, and other biblical examples, we discover why everything we elevate above God must come down—and why humility opens our lives to His grace.

“Every valley shall be filled.”Continuing through Luke 3, Pastor Mark Roslund explores what this promise means for the valleys we experience in life.In the valley of despair, God gives hope. In the valley of shame, Jesus offers forgiveness. And in the valley of pain, God draws near and brings healing.Whatever valley you find yourself walking through, God has not abandoned you there. VISION SEASON 2026: PREPARE THE WAYRose Church is believing to prepare the way for 100,000 people in Winnipeg to encounter and follow Jesus.Heart for the House Offering — November 22rosechurch.ca/heartforthehouse

What might be standing in the way of the encounter Jesus wants to have with you?John the Baptist was sent ahead of Jesus with a clear assignment: “Prepare the way of the Lord; make His paths straight.” Pastor Mark Roslund explores what that means for us today—the King is coming, His presence deserves preparation, and Jesus wants to get to people more than we often realize.Preparing the way starts in us. Then it extends through us as we remove obstacles, sow seeds, make room, and help others encounter and follow Jesus.Jesus wants to get to you. And He wants to get to them.Subscribe for biblical teaching that helps you know God, understand His Word, and live it out through Rose Church.VISION SEASON 2026: PREPARE THE WAYRose Church is believing to prepare the way for 100,000 people in Winnipeg to encounter and follow Jesus.Heart for the House Offering — November 22rosechurch.ca/heartforthehouseJoin us every Sunday9:00 AM and 11:00 AMRose Church67-630 Kernaghan AvenueWinnipeg, ManitobaConnect:rosechurch.ca/connectGive:rosechurch.ca/generosityCCLI Streaming Licence #20732586CCLI Copyright Licence #20732593

On Vision Sunday 2026, Pastor Mark Roslund shares the vision for the next season of Rose Church: Prepare the Way.Drawing from John the Baptist’s calling in Luke 3, Rose Church is embracing a vision to remove obstacles, make room for people to encounter Jesus, disciple the next generation, strengthen the local Church, and prepare the way for 100,000 people in Winnipeg to encounter and follow Jesus.This vision will require faith, sacrifice, obedience, and the participation of the whole church.

Six years ago, Rose Church began with a simple assignment from God: bring hope to the people.Through uncertainty, opposition, unexpected growth, changed lives, baptisms, salvations, and moments we never could have planned, God has remained faithful.On Rose Church’s sixth birthday, Pastor Mark Roslund looks to 1 Samuel 7, where Samuel raises a stone called Ebenezer and declares, “Thus far the Lord has helped us.”Remembering what God has already done gives us faith for what He is still going to do.Six years later, hope still lives here—and we’re just getting started.Subscribe for biblical teaching that helps you know God, understand His Word, and live it out through Rose Church.Join us every Sunday9:00 AM and 11:00 AMRose Church67-630 Kernaghan AvenueWinnipeg, ManitobaConnect:rosechurch.ca/connectGive:rosechurch.ca/generosityCCLI Streaming Licence #20732586CCLI Copyright Licence #20732593

Before the fire fell at Pentecost, there was a sound.Through Acts 2 and other moments of awakening throughout Scripture, guest Pastor Matt Shuttlesworth explores what happens before revival becomes visible: prayer rises, hunger grows, believers become bold, and people begin expecting God to move.Revival is more than a meeting or an event. It begins in hungry hearts and becomes a fire that spreads.

Israel stood trapped between Pharaoh’s army and the Red Sea. Moses told the people to stand still and wait—but God responded, “Why are you crying out to me? Tell the people to move forward.”Through Exodus 14, Pastor Mark Roslund explores the difference between seeking God and delaying obedience, why following God can still lead us into intimidating circumstances, and how He uses what He has already placed in our hands.Sometimes the next step is not another answer.It is obedience.

A woman is brought before Jesus guilty, exposed, and surrounded by accusers.Through John 8, Pastor Mark Roslund explores the difference between legalism and grace, conviction and condemnation, and why Jesus’ response contains both radical mercy and a call to transformation.The law can reveal our need for freedom. Jesus is the One who can actually set us free.

What if the thing everyone expects you to wear is the very thing keeping you from walking in your calling?David defeated Goliath after rejecting Saul’s armour and using what God had already prepared him to carry. Pastor Roberta explores how preparation, pressure, comparison, rejection, and faith shape us to become who God has actually called us to be.You don’t need someone else’s armour. God has been preparing you—and He goes before you into the battle.Subscribe for biblical teaching that helps you know God, understand His Word, and live it out through Rose Church. Join us every Sunday9:00 AM and 11:00 AM Rose Church67-630 Kernaghan AvenueWinnipeg, Manitoba Connect:rosechurch.ca/connect Give:rosechurch.ca/generosity CCLI Streaming Licence #20732586CCLI Copyright Licence #20732593

Mormonism uses Christian terminology and speaks about Jesus—but does it teach the same gospel Christianity has historically proclaimed?Through Galatians, Corinthians, Jude, and the words of Jesus, Pastor Mark Roslund explores the biblical boundaries of the gospel: who Jesus is, why His resurrection matters, and why salvation cannot be earned through human effort.The gospel is not an invitation to perfect ourselves by the flesh. It is an invitation to receive the grace of Jesus Christ.

Christianity and Islam share names, stories and historical connections—but they make fundamentally different claims about Jesus, God and salvation.Pastor Mark Roslund examines those differences and contrasts a works-based approach to salvation with the Christian gospel of grace through faith in Jesus Christ.The message ultimately asks Christians to respond to Muslims not with fear or hostility, but with conviction, love, prayer and a willingness to share the gospel.

How should followers of Jesus live when the culture around them pressures them to change what they believe, where they place their allegiance, and even how they understand their identity?Through Daniel, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel, Pastor Mark Roslund explores the biblical response: resist conformity, know the Word, build strong lives and families, seek the welfare of your city, and remain faithful for the long haul. Canada may face cultural and spiritual pressure, but the Church is not called to retreat.We are called to build.

Jesus knows us personally, calls us by name, and invites us to know Him through more than secondhand information.Through John 10 and her own story, Carlie Hackie explores the difference between knowing about Jesus and knowing Him through personal relationship and experience.We learn the voice of our Shepherd by knowing His Word, making room for Him, and lingering in His presence.Join us every Sunday9:00 AM and 11:00 AMRose Church67-630 Kernaghan AvenueWinnipeg, ManitobaConnect:rosechurch.ca/connectGive:rosechurch.ca/generosityCCLI Streaming Licence #20732586CCLI Copyright Licence #20732593

What do you do when God seems hidden—and your story no longer makes sense?In Esther, no sea parts, no angel appears, and no obvious miracle announces that God is at work. Yet through a restless king, a forgotten record, ordinary faithfulness, and one woman’s courageous decision, the entire story turns.Marline Ewonchuk explores the providence of God: His faithful work through timing, interruptions, delays, open doors, closed doors, and chapters we cannot yet understand. Esther reminds us that faithfulness is never wasted, silence does not mean God has lost control, and hidden does not mean absent.From Esther to the cross of Jesus, Scripture reveals that what appears to be delay, defeat, or even the end of the story is never beyond God’s power to redeem.Subscribe for biblical teaching that helps you know God, understand His Word, and live it out through Rose Church.Join us every Sunday9:00 AM and 11:00 AMRose Church67-630 Kernaghan AvenueWinnipeg, ManitobaConnect:rosechurch.ca/connectGive:rosechurch.ca/generosity