Blessed to Be a Blessing

What if the reason God blesses us is not just for our benefit, but for someone else’s breakthrough?

In this message, Pastor Brent Rudoski teaches on the biblical principle of sowing and reaping and reminds us that we were created to live beyond ourselves. Through Proverbs 11, 2 Corinthians 8–9, and the words of Jesus, we are challenged to enlarge our vision, expand our generosity, and step into a life of purposeful giving.

This sermon invites us to:

• Understand the spiritual law of sowing and reaping
• Recognize generosity as the pathway to true prosperity
• Break free from fear, scarcity thinking, and self-focused living
• Embrace faith as the key to supernatural increase
• Look for every opportunity to be a blessing

God is not looking for passive believers. He is looking for people who will live open-handed, trusting Him as the source, and becoming conduits of His goodness in the world.

As we grow in generosity, we step into deeper purpose, greater joy, and a life that reflects the heart of Christ.

Key Scripture: Proverbs 11:24–25; Galatians 6:7; 2 Corinthians 9:6–8; Acts 20:35

This message was delivered by Pastor Brent Rudoski on February 15th, 2026 at Faith Alive Family Church in Saskatoon, SK.

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The Value of Faith
From the Archives

What kind of faith are we really living with, and is it moving us forward or holding us back?

In this archived message, Pastor Brent teaches on the central role faith plays in the life of a believer. Drawing from Hebrews 11, the Gospels, and the life of Abraham, this sermon explores different levels of faith and challenges us to move beyond fear, familiarity, and passive belief into a faith that actively pursues God.

This message invites us to:

• Examine the condition and strength of our faith
• Recognize how fear and familiarity can weaken faith over time
• Understand that faith is meant to be lived, not just believed
• Learn how hearing, obedience, and perseverance grow faith
• Pursue a lifestyle that pleases God and produces spiritual fruit

This sermon is a powerful reminder that faith is not static. It grows when we seek God, respond to His Word, and choose to move forward even when circumstances are challenging.

Key Scripture: Hebrews 11:1; Habakkuk 2:4; Romans 4:19–21; Matthew 15:21–28

This message was delivered by Pastor Brent Rudoski on April 7th, 2019 at Faith Alive Family Church in Saskatoon, SK.

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You Get What He Paid For

What if healing isn’t something we’re waiting on, but something Jesus has already provided?

In this message, we’re reminded that the Gospel is more than forgiveness of sin. It is the full work of Jesus on the cross. Drawing from Isaiah 53, the Gospels, and the Book of Acts, this sermon teaches that Jesus didn’t only pay for our salvation. He also paid for our healing.

This message invites us to:

• Understand healing as part of the complete Gospel
• See clearly what Jesus accomplished through His suffering
• Build faith by anchoring ourselves in God’s Word, not our symptoms
• Remove obstacles that hinder faith and expectancy
• Receive healing as a gift that Jesus deeply desires us to walk in

Through Scripture, testimony, and practical teaching, this sermon calls the church to believe boldly, contend for healing, and live in the fullness of what Christ has already purchased.

Key Scripture: Isaiah 53:3–5; Matthew 8:16–17; Psalm 103:1–3; Acts 10:38

This message was delivered by Greg Ramage on February 8th, 2026 at Faith Alive Family Church in Saskatoon, SK

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