Nash Road Gospel Hall

Nash Road Gospel Hall We are a group of Christians who gather at 105 Nash Road South, in the east end of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

In the early 1900’s Hamilton’s population was about 51,000. During the next few years the population was rapidly increasing and by 1914 it had doubled to over 100,000. During this time believers who formerly met in the McNab Street Gospel Hall had moved to the east end of the city nearing the city limits. It was there interest to see a new testimony established in Hamilton’s east end. In about 191

3, the believers having rented a building on Rosslyn Avenue, commenced a new work in the Gospel and established another testimony to the name of the Lord Jesus Christ. Than in 1920, a Gospel Hall was built on a one-half lot at the corner of Kensington and Cannon Streets. Cars were scare and believers generally lived within walking distance to the Gospel Hall. An aging building, lack of suitable parking and increasing numbers resulted in moving to its present location on Nash Road in November 2009.

Guarding your heart matters because it matters to God.The Bible teaches that your heart is the wellspring of your life, ...
06/23/2026

Guarding your heart matters because it matters to God.

The Bible teaches that your heart is the wellspring of your life, influencing your thoughts, decisions, attitudes, and actions. That's why Scripture calls believers to guard their hearts with wisdom and discernment.

What you allow into your mind and heart will shape the way you live, the choices you make, and your relationship with God. Guarding your heart isn't about fear or control. It's about obedience, spiritual maturity, and honoring Christ in every area of life.

Be intentional about the voices you listen to, the content you consume, and the influences you welcome. Protect your heart, pursue God's truth, and walk faithfully with Him.

📖 Proverbs 4:23

Happy Father's Day!Today we give thanks for fathers and father figures, but we also remember the greatest truth that Fat...
06/21/2026

Happy Father's Day!

Today we give thanks for fathers and father figures, but we also remember the greatest truth that Father's Day points us to: the love of God.

Every earthly father falls short, but God does not. Through Jesus Christ, we are invited into something greater than a holiday celebration, we are invited into a relationship with our Heavenly Father.

Because of our sin, we were separated from God. Yet in His love, He sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to die for our sins and rise again, so that all who repent and trust in Him can be forgiven, reconciled to God, and adopted into His family.

This is the good news of the gospel: through Christ, we can know God not only as Creator and King, but as Father.

As we honor fathers today, may we also look to the One whose love never fails, whose wisdom never falters, and whose faithfulness endures forever.

"See what kind of love the Father has given to us, that we should be called children of God; and so we are." - 1 John 3:1

Happy Father's Day from all of us. May you come to know and rest in the love of the Father through Jesus Christ!

06/18/2026

Anxiety weighs the heart down,
but God’s Word lifts it back up.

The gospel is not a call to make yourself worthy before coming to God. It is a call to come to Christ because He alone i...
06/16/2026

The gospel is not a call to make yourself worthy before coming to God. It is a call to come to Christ because He alone is worthy.

Jesus does not receive people because they have already cleaned up their lives. He receives sinners, forgives them, reconciles them to God, and transforms them by His grace.

Salvation is not accomplished through human effort, self-improvement, or religious performance. It is accomplished through the finished work of Jesus Christ on the cross.

Christ is the Savior who seeks the lost, welcomes those who come to Him, and never casts out those the Father gives Him.

Come to Christ, not because you are clean, but because He is able to cleanse.

📖 John 6:37

06/11/2026

Fear will come, but we are called to trust God instead of being overcome by it. He remains faithful and steady, even when our hearts are anxious.

Joy is not found in pretending life is perfect, but in knowing Christ remains faithful through every season. True joy is...
06/08/2026

Joy is not found in pretending life is perfect, but in knowing Christ remains faithful through every season. True joy is rooted in Him, not in circumstances, and grows as we fix our hearts on the Lord.

06/04/2026

God is never late. Even in seasons of waiting, He is faithfully working according to His perfect will. What feels delayed to us is never outside His wisdom, purpose, or care.

God does not deal with you according to your failures, but according to His grace in Jesus Christ. Through Him, there is...
06/01/2026

God does not deal with you according to your failures, but according to His grace in Jesus Christ. Through Him, there is forgiveness for sinners, mercy that never runs out, and new life for all who believe. No condemnation, no rejection, only the invitation to come to Christ and be saved.

05/28/2026

God does not lose sight of His people. He watches over your life with perfect care.

Holding onto bitterness weighs heavy, but the answer isn’t just trying harder to forgive.Scripture shows us something de...
05/25/2026

Holding onto bitterness weighs heavy, but the answer isn’t just trying harder to forgive.

Scripture shows us something deeper. We forgive because we have been forgiven. Not partially, not conditionally, but fully through Jesus Christ.

Until we see the depth of God’s mercy toward us, forgiveness toward others will always feel forced. But when we understand what Christ has done on the cross, our hearts begin to change.

Forgiveness isn’t rooted in what others deserve. It’s rooted in what we have received.

Bring your hurt to God. Remember His grace toward you. From there, forgiveness begins.

“Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as God in Christ forgave you.” Ephesians 4:32

Address

105 Nash Road South
Hamilton, ON
L8K4J8

Opening Hours

Tuesday 7:30pm - 8:45pm
Sunday 10am - 1pm
6:30pm - 7pm

Telephone

+19055454956

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