Windsor Park Baptist Church

As we return to our King & Kingdom Come: The Gospel According To Luke series, we encounter a pivotal moment as Jesus “resolutely” sets His face toward Jerusalem, fully aware of the cost ahead. Through three powerful interactions, Jesus confronts conditional faith and calls His followers beyond “I will follow, but first…” into wholehearted surrender. Pastor Caleb Finlayson invites us to examine what may be holding us back and challenges us to follow Christ with the same unwavering resolve He demonstrated for us.

Welcome to Beyond The Message — a new podcast where we unpack Sunday’s message, share behind-the-scenes insights, extra resources, answer your questions, and explore how God is speaking to us as a church.
In our very first episode of Beyond The Message, we share the vision behind this new podcast and reflect on Part 1 of our King & Kingdom Come series, exploring what it means to live under the reign of King Jesus and how Luke’s Gospel invites us into a bigger Kingdom story.
If you’ve ever left church wanting just a little more — this is for you.

In Part 2 of our 2026 vision series, Playing the Long Game, Pastor Grant Harris turns our focus to Legacy. He unpacks Hebrews 11, reminding us that faith is not just for the moment — it shapes what comes after us. Together, we’ll explore how what we inherit and what we intentionally build can impact generations to come.
As we reflect on faithful perseverance and long-term spiritual growth, we’ll also share about the exciting launch of the Windsor Park Endowment Fund — a bold step toward resourcing mission and ministry for decades ahead. This is about more than today. It’s about the future we’re prayerfully preparing together.

In the first of our Vision Sunday messages, Pastor Grant Harris invites us to resist the pressure to rush and instead embrace God’s patient, deep work in our lives. 
In a culture that often measures success by speed and visible results, Scripture reminds us that God is more concerned with who we are becoming than how quickly we grow. Drawing on the stories of Joseph and Peter, this message shows how God uses time, hidden faithfulness, failure, and grace to shape people who reflect Christ. 
As we approach our 75th anniversary, we are reminded of our vision: not just to grow a church, but to form a community marked by depth, character, and lasting faithfulness.

This week we wrap up our summer series, the Summer Slowdown, with three people from our church family — Ava, Anita and Jedi — sharing their Summer Stories. They’ll reflect on what it’s looked like to slow down and spend time with Jesus over the summer, reminding us that creating space for God matters in every season of life.