Passion Church
Passion Church is a church community based in Mount Pleasant that is committed to helping people practice the way of Jesus in everyday life. We exist for the people of Metro Vancouver, believing that God has called His Church to embody the good news of Jesus Christ wherever we live, work, study, and play.
Our vision is to see disciples multiplied and new church communities planted throughout Metro Vancouver, so that more people might encounter the transforming love of Jesus. We believe the Christian life is not simply something we believe, but something we practice together through the power of the Holy Spirit.
Passion Church
Latest Episodes
"Standing in Victory" (Colossians 2:13-15) — Jeremiah Modino
Victory Lap is a two-week series on spiritual warfare that points us to Christ's finished work. Rather than living in fear of the enemy, we'll discover how Jesus has already defeated the powers of darkness and how we can confidently stan...
"The War You Can't See" (Ephesians 6:10:18) — Jeremiah Modino
Victory Lap is a two-week series on spiritual warfare that points us to Christ's finished work. Rather than living in fear of the enemy, we'll discover how Jesus has already defeated the powers of darkness and how we can confidently stan...
"Building What Lasts" (Philippians 4:10-20) — Jeremiah Modino
Many of us live with a scarcity mindset—the fear that there won't be enough, that we need to hold tightly to what we have, and that our security ultimately depends on us. Yet throughout Scripture, God invites His people into a different way of ...
"Grace That Gives" (2 Corinthians 9:6-11) — Jeremiah Modino
Many of us live with a scarcity mindset—the fear that there won't be enough, that we need to hold tightly to what we have, and that our security ultimately depends on us. Yet throughout Scripture, God invites His people into a different way of ...
"Firstfruits—Part 2" (Proverbs 3:5-10) — Jeremiah Modino
Many of us live with a scarcity mindset—the fear that there won't be enough, that we need to hold tightly to what we have, and that our security ultimately depends on us. Yet throughout Scripture, God invites His people into a different way of ...
