Well, here we go again. I was introduced to the idea of UBI—or Universal Basic Income, or GBI as this latest report calls it—a number of years ago by excited socialists who were all in favour of it. They regaled me with the thought of people in dead-end, low-paying jobs being able to spread theirContinue reading “UBI: Here we go again”
Category Archives: Biblical Lenses
Icebreaker Evangelism Series – Part 1
Ever find yourself tongue-tied, intimidated, stuck, or just plain overwhelmed at the thought of sharing your faith in Christ with a co-worker, friend, or family member? Learning how to start a conversation is the very first step. But you don’t have to take it alone; join us from 7:00pm to 9:00pm this Tuesday, September 24Continue reading “Icebreaker Evangelism Series – Part 1”
Curious about the CREC?
Christ Covenant in Grande Prairie recently hosted an information session about the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches (CREC) for the Canadian church. The first two minutes of this recording are an opening prayer, followed by a presentation on the CREC from the Presiding Minister of Council, Rev. Dr. Uriesou Brito. Watch here:
Bookmark This
A Canadian independent book seller committed to theological soundness, with affordable prices? Yes, please. Based out of Kawartha Lakes, ON, Mark George and his family run Thousand Generations Print Company, and feature titles you normally pay and arm and a leg in shipping for from the States. Check them out here:
We Cannot Be More Merciful Than God
Let us try to be honest with ourselves. Picture to yourself a man who has risen to wealth or power by a continued course of treachery and cruelty, by exploiting for purely selfish ends the noble motions of his victims, laughing the while at their simplicity; who, having thus attained success, uses it for theContinue reading “We Cannot Be More Merciful Than God”
To We’en or Not to We’en
Anglican pastor Steven Wedgeworth at Davenant has written one of the most comprehensive yet accessible essays on the objections and pros/cons of Christians and Hallowe’en. For your consideration: “But I don’t really mean to sound like a grinch who might steal Halloween from everyone. Insofar as it can be a feast in the true senseContinue reading “To We’en or Not to We’en”
It Is Well With My Soul
The Party Ship, HMCS Sunny Ways, left Montreal harbour for Ottawa on October 19, 2015, amid confetti and balloons, smiles all around, and a bold announcement that “Canada is back!” after 8 years of Canada being steered by the warship HMCS Cold and Competent. Our Captain at the helm of the new party ship wasContinue reading “It Is Well With My Soul”
Speaking of the Fires
I read somewhere recently that when one finds themselves in a culture war (which we currently are), that the one thing (among a few) that we should avoid at all costs is to look like opportunists. I think we all know what an opportunist is, but in case 4-syllable words are slightly above your educationContinue reading “Speaking of the Fires”
Of the Heart
This past week, like most of you who don’t live under a rock may have discovered, a country artist named (Chris) Oliver Anthony wrote and sang a song called “Rich Men North of Richmond”, a clear reference to Washington, D.C. This poor former factory worker is a resident of Farmville, VA (oneof the poorest areasContinue reading “Of the Heart”
Join us at our NEW Time & Location
🚨BIG NEWS – WE’VE MOVED!🚨 With thanks to the Lord for his abundant provision and to the generous church leadership at All Saints for cheerfully sharing their space with us, we’re excited to announce our NEW Sunday service location and time, beginning today: ✨ 1:30 PM✨All Saints Anglican Church (404 – 4th Avenue North) ThisContinue reading “Join us at our NEW Time & Location”
