KGF Church

Love One Another: God Made Visible Through Love

What is the clearest evidence that God lives among us? Is it our preaching, our programs, our music, our confession, or even our acts of charity? Or is it our love for one another?

Has our church attendance produced the visible fruit of love?

In John's writings, we see how the unseen God made His love visible in Christ and how that same love must now be made visible in His people. John presses us to examine whether God’s abiding love is truly in us if it does not move outward toward our church family.

The world cannot see God. But it can see the church. And Jesus says our love for one another will reveal who we belong to.

Join us Sunday as we consider the missional call of loving one another.

Pastor Devan Scollon

Love Your Enemy: The Extraordinary Command

For God so loved the world.

Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind and strength.

Love your neighbour as yourself.

Love your enemies.

Love your enemies?? Really! Iran and the USA? Ukraine and Russia? The persecuted and their persecutors? You and _______?

Why does Jesus implore his disciples to love enemies? Doesn't he know how complicated, unrealistic and extraordinary that is? 

But, what if love of the enemy is the blessing Christians know and have to offer people and societies ripped apart? What if loving the enemy is part of the normal Christian life?

This week we dive into the extraordinary. Come ready to rumble...

Phil Wagler

Tough Talks: A Hopeful Conversation about Porn Addiction

Over 75% of Christian Men and 40% of Christian Women struggle with a porn addiction. Shame from our stories and even our churches can cause many to struggle in isolation, when the only cure is sunlight. Join our panel of experienced Christian leaders as we dive into the keys to freedom, family and marriage dynamics, why "just trying harder" doesn't work and how we can help loved ones who are struggling. Let's spread hope and stand with our brothers and sisters as we together set others free.

Loving Myself Without Losing My Soul

How well do you love yourself?  Ever thought about this question?  It's a tricky one because Jesus says we are to love others as we love ourselves!  Your answer to this question will reveal much.  Let's explore this together so that we pursue loving ourselves Jesus' way!

Rob Dyck

Who is My Neighbour...Stepping Over or Stepping Into?

Love is a wonderful thing.  To know that God loves you unconditionally and lavishly is mind blowing!  To know that God wants you to love Him not just "theoretically" but with everything within you is challenging yet very encouraging.  But what about loving others the way God loves you...and what about loving others the way you love yourself?  Hmm...that's a little more difficult!  Especially if the other person is different than me, or I cannot understand what they are going through, or if I utter distaste and dislike for them.  Do I really need to love a person like that? 

Let's see what Jesus says about loving our "neighbors.  

Rob Dyck
Lead Pastor

Do you Know Jesus or do you Really Know Jesus?

Have you ever known about someone but truth be told you didn't really know them, or didn't know them very well?  It's probably more common than we'd like to admit.  And sometimes, it can involve those with whom we say we are in close relationship, like a spouse, or a child, or a friend, or even...gulp...God! 

Last Sunday, we were reminded about how much God knows us and LOVES us in spite of our faults and flaws.  But His desire for each one is to know and love Him also...personally, deeply, intimately.  So, how well do you "know" and love God?  Is there an opportunity to grow in your love for Him?  What might that look like for you?   

Rob Dyck
Lead Pastor

You are So Loved

This next sermon series will be focusing on love.  This Sunday I’m excited to share with you the source of love and how that changes our lives for eternity.  We’ll also be looking at some of the challenges associated with love and why some are never able to embrace it.

Please join us for a time of worship where we’ll dive into God’s Word together!

Steve Perry

Where Light Enters the Darkness | December 24, 2025

The shepherds expected a “silent night” like every other night before, little did they know what would interrupt the every-night darkness to herald the birth of hope incarnate. How are we to respond to such an event?

Phil Wagler - Interim Pastor

Humble, Obedient and Fully Alive

In traditional theatre there is a term for characters which are not the "main character" yet without their intervention the plot would unfold ...dramatically different (pun intended). This term is "fifth business" and though it could be argued several minor characters in the Advent story embody this role none embodies it more fully (in my opinion) than Joseph, the adoptive father of Christ. Joseph sacrifices much for Mary and her Blessed Babe and without his quick and direct obedience to the direction given through his dreams, Jesus may have grown up without a provider or home, or may have even been killed through Herod's plot. Joseph plays his role well yet never utters a single line within our scriptures.

Yet God... saw fit to appoint this simple carpenter, a man grounded in the material and practical world yet one with the character to protect, cover and provide - this "Silent Knight", if you will - to steward Christmas' first and most precious gift in his most vulnerable years on this earth. 

Join us as we unpack the character of Joseph, and understand some of the key ingredients that made for a Fully Alive advent. 

Pastor Joel Lise

Mary Had a Baby

Mary had a baby. We know this, sing about it, and it’s so common in our thinking this time of year that we may miss the scandal, the drama, the agony, and the courage of it all.

This Sunday, I’m excited that we’ll be joined by Christie Crandall, Executive Director at Okanagan Valley Pregnancy Care Centre. Christie is going to explore the story of Mary, the mother of Jesus with us - not as the polished, serene figure we often see on Christmas cards, but as a young woman who said yes to God at great personal cost.

Through the lens of being “ fully alive”, we’ll reflect on what it means to abide, be pruned, chosen and appointed, just as Mary was. Her courage, surrender and wholehearted obedience invite us to consider how we, too, can step into God’s calling with faith, resilience, and a life awakened to His purposes.

Phil Wagler