T-Net Canada

“In their hearts humans plan their course, but the LORD establishes their steps.”

Life often feels like a series of decisions and plans we make, but Proverbs 16:9 reminds us that it’s God who ultimately guides our steps.

We may think we’re in control of our journey, but in reality, He is leading us to where we need to be.

He is establishing each step we take.

This verse serves as a reminder to trust in God’s plan for our own lives, but also to share that hope with others.

Jesus offers a path of peace, purpose, and promise - invite others to walk and follow with you.

As more Canadians speak languages other than English and French, we’re seeing cultural shifts that create new opportunities to share the Gospel across different communities.

Over 4.6 million Canadians speak a language other than English or French at home, which is over 12% of the population. This is a growing opportunity for the message of Christ to be shared in new ways.

As more Canadians speak languages outside of English/French, there are new cultural shifts that create the need for connections, fresh perspectives, and indigenous leaders in our growing communities.

The harvest is plentiful, and the workers are needed.

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After a fresh snow, if the sun comes out, the reflection of the snow can be blindingly bright.

What a tremendous reminder of God’s love and hope He provides us.

There is nothing we can do to clean of our sin.

Our good works can’t save us.

Our best intentions can’t save us.

Our best behaviour can’t save us.

Only faith in Jesus can save us. We only have to acknowledge our sin, and take up our cross and follow Him.

The T in T-NET Canada stands for the koine Greek word Teleo.

Teleo means to bring to a close, to finish, or complete, or fulfill a command. The apostle Paul used this word in 2 Timothy 4:7, saying ““I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race.”

The mission of T-NET Canada is to work to help finish the Great Commission.

“If all your prayers were answered, would it change the world, or just yours?”

This is a powerful question to reflect on.

Our prayers shouldn’t just be for personal comfort, but for the transformation of hearts and the advancement of God’s kingdom.

As disciples, we’re called to pray for others and to fulfill the Great Commission.

Let’s pray with purpose, praying for hope and salvation for all.

Church is changing in Canada.

A number of factors, have led to the decline in church attendance. But this is largely due to the a generational shift in religiosity.

People want community, connection, and hope.

As the religious landscape continues to change in Canada, we must be willing to adapt.

To build relationships.
To make disciples of Jesus.
To plant churches.

We have moved from a society that was centered around the social happenings of the church.

Church isn’t about the programs anymore, people are ultimately yearning for connection and Christ.

We have a God that listens and responds when we pray.

Three core prayers guide our ministry.

We pray for unity in Christ amongst us as we aim to reach the nation.

We pray for open doors and wisdom for ministry partnerships.

We pray for effective ministry in the communities that we serve.

If you would like to get up to date, specific prayer requests, send us a message and we can add you to our prayer list.

We are living in some uncertain and challenging times.

Things are changing and it can be hard to see what God is doing and how He is working.

But we can trust God for...

His Provision,
His Daily Guidance, &
His Leading

There are two large elections coming up for Canada.

Now is the time to be praying for our nation and our leaders.

Pray for wisdom.
Pray for compassion.
Pray for righteousness.
Pray for integrity.

1 Timothy 2:1–4

“First of all, then, I urge that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and thanksgivings be made for all people, for kings and all who are in high positions, that we may lead a peaceful and quiet life, godly and dignified in every way. This is good, and it is pleasing in the sight of God our Savior, who desires all people to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth”.

Many of our country’s provinces have lighthouses scattered along their waterways and coasts.

Nova Scotia has more than 150 lighthouses, including the famous Peggy’s Cove.

Through the centuries, lighthouses have guided ships safely into harbours away from the danger of the waters. They warn against hazards that may be in the path and aid in establishing a safe route.

As Christians, we can go through life not fearing what may be in front of us, but continuing knowing that we can trust the Lord to care for us and guide us.