In Luke 7, a Pharisee named Simon invites Jesus to dinner, an uninvited woman crashes the party in tears, and the whole room decides they already know exactly who she is... they're wrong. Everyone in the room expected Jesus to condemn her. Instead, He turned toward His host and did something no one saw coming, He asked a simple question: "Do you see this woman?" This week, Pastor Kelly walks us through this passage with these key points: - People Often See Labels; Jesus Sees the Individual - Jesus Sees What Shame Tries to Hide - Forgiven People Love Deeply - Jesus Sees You 📖 Scripture: Luke 7:36–50 🔔 Subscribe for more messages from Beacon Church 🌐 Learn more: www.beaconyeg.com/ #beaconchurch #yegchurch #QuestionsJesusAsked #Luke7 #DoYouSeeThisWoman

Sabbath Sunday at Beacon Church Join us in this reflection from Mark 4. You can also follow along in this devotional that you can find here: www.beaconyeg.com/Mark4

In Mark 2, the house is packed, the door is blocked, and four friends decide the only way to get their paralyzed friend to Jesus... is through the roof. Everyone in the room expected a healing. Instead, Jesus spoke words no one saw coming: "My child, your sins are forgiven." This week, Pastor Kelly walks us through Jesus' question: "Which is easier? To say your sins are forgiven OR to say get up and walk?" To say the words costs nothing. To prove them costs a miracle. But to accomplish lasting forgiveness would cost Jesus everything. The greatest miracle in this story isn't that a paralyzed man walked out carrying his mat... it's that he walked out forgiven. 📖 Scripture: Mark 2:1–12 🔔 Subscribe for more messages from Beacon Church 🌐 Learn more: www.beaconyeg.com/ #beaconchurch #yegchurch #QuestionsJesusAsked #Mark2 #WhichIsEasier

In Mark 8, the disciples are worried because they only have one loaf of bread with them. But Jesus has just fed thousands—twice. As they focus on what they lack, Jesus asks a series of piercing questions: “Do you still not see or understand?” “Do you have eyes but fail to see, and ears but fail to hear?” “Do you still not understand?” In this message, Pastor John explores Jesus’ warning to guard our hearts and focus on what really matters. Jesus’ question remains personal: “Do you still not understand?” May we not simply know about Jesus, but recognize Him, trust Him, and allow His truth—not unbelief or pride—to shape our lives. 📖 Scripture: Mark 8:14–21 🔔 Subscribe for more messages from Beacon Church 🌐 Learn more: www.beaconyeg.com #beaconchurch #yegchurch #QuestionsJesusAsked

In John 11, Jesus appears to arrive four days too late... The tomb of his friend Lazarus is sealed up shut... The grief is real and the story looks to be over... In this message, Pastor Kelly explores one of the most personal questions Jesus ever asked — not to a crowd, not to His 12 disciples, but to a grieving woman standing outside her brother's tomb. As Jesus meets Martha in her disappointment, He makes a stunning claim, asks a personal question, and proves beyond doubt that He can be trusted. "Do you believe this?" It's possible to know all the right things about Jesus and still never trust Him. To have faith in your head that has never made it to your heart. The question isn't if you believe in something... but if you believe in SOMEONE. 📖 Scripture: John 11 🔔 Subscribe for more messages from Beacon Church 🌐 Learn more: www.beaconyeg.com/ #beaconchurch #yegchurch #QuestionsJesusAsked #John11 #DoYouBelieveThis

Do you have faith that God's ways are better than our own? This week, guest speaker, Braden Brodeur challenges us with this question that Jesus asked His followers. 📖 Scripture: Matthew 6 🔔 Subscribe for more messages from Beacon Church 🌐 Learn more: www.beaconyeg.com #beaconchurch #yegchurch #QuestionsJesusAsked

How do you see your city? In Acts 17, Paul arrives in Athens and sees more than architecture, culture, philosophy, and religion. He sees a city full of worship, longing, confusion, and people deeply loved by God. In this message, Pastor Kelly concludes our Outbound & Unstoppable series by exploring Paul’s encounter with the city of Athens and how his heart breaks for the people who do not know God. God has placed us in Edmonton on purpose. Not simply to live here, work here, raise families here, or complain about the weather here, but to be witnesses of Jesus in the places where people already are. We cannot reach a city for Jesus that we refuse to see like Jesus. So may God give us eyes for our city, hearts of compassion, courage without arrogance, and boldness to carry the good news of Jesus into our workplaces, schools, neighbourhoods, homes, and conversations. 📖 Scripture: Acts 17 🔔 Subscribe for more messages from Beacon Church 🌐 Learn more: www.beaconyeg.com #beaconchurch #yegchurch #OutboundAndUnstoppable #Acts17

In Acts 12, the story looks like it’s over. James has been killed, Peter is in prison, the church is under pressure, and Herod seems to be winning. In this message, Pastor Kelly continues our Outbound & Unstoppable series by walking through one of the most dramatic rescue stories in the book of Acts. Through Peter’s imprisonment, the church’s prayers, and Herod’s downfall, we’re reminded that God’s mission cannot be stopped. Following Jesus does not mean we will never face trials. But Acts 12 shows us that God sees His people, God hears their prayers, and God knows how to deal with every enemy that stands against His purposes. Your story is not over when God's in it! 📖 Scripture: Acts 12 🔔 Subscribe for more messages from Beacon Church 🌐 Learn more: www.beaconyeg.com #beaconchurch #yegchurch #OutboundAndUnstoppable #Acts12