The early Church was told to stop talking about Jesus.They couldn't.What gives ordinary people that kind of courage?This week we explore why boldness isn't personality—it's the evidence of being with Jesus.Sundays 9AM & 11AM67-630 Kernaghan Ave, Winnipeg

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.📖 Scripture: 1 Samuel 15, Proverbs 4:23, Psalm 139:23-24#RoseChurch #1Samuel #KingSaul #ChristianSermon #GuardYourHeart #Calling #Discipleship #FaithRose Church67-630 Kernaghan AveWinnipeg, MBJoin us Sundays:9AM & 11AMSubscribe for weekly messages and encouragement from Rose Church.

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