Category Archives: Biblical Lenses

The words “religious belief” are often taken to mean something laughable, untrue, or relegated to the realm of grandmas reading nursery rhymes to their grandchildren. Certainly not for the workplace, and definitely not for politics. The New Testament has been passed down for almost 1,700 years and been translated into 250 languages. But the questionContinue reading “Is the New Testament Reliable? (5 mn)”

The holiday season and winter can be lonely and bring to light our insecurities, failings, despair, and disappointments, especially with our family and with ourselves. What’s the best way a gospel-preaching church can help its members who struggle with depression and anxiety? Pastor and author Paul Tripp sat down with David Powlison, TGC Council memberContinue reading “How to Care for Someone Battling Anxiety and Depression (TGC)”

“[The purpose of this series is to] teach you to be the kind of person who’s always learning. Somebody who’s always curious and capable of teaching yourself any new subject.” The Commons at CanonPress is a new initiative focussed on walking through a number of texts with New Saint Andrews’ instructors central to their curriculum.Continue reading “Want to Learn to Be a Lifelong Learner – for Free?”

What was the star that appeared in the sky more than 2,000 years ago and directed the Magi to undertake a massive journey of faith? The Star of Bethlehem is a comprehensive investigation of the story found in the Biblical Gospel of Matthew about the star that guided the Magi to the Christ child, combiningContinue reading “The Star of Bethlehem”

Courtesy of Sally Lloyd-Jones, here is your free Jesus Storybook Bible Advent Kit for our littles, including: 24 printable Christmas ornaments (art by Jago) Reading plan for each day of December Christmas Soundtrack Coloring pages from The Jesus Storybook Bible Coloring Book Printable memory cards New bonus ornament from Song of the Stars Even more surprises Follow alongContinue reading “FREE Jesus Storybook Bible Advent Kit “

By Andre Schutten, Joe Boot, Nathan Oblak, Ryan Eras, Tim Stephens  / November 17, 2021 Excerpt: What, Joe [Boot], you’re mentioning about the people in Egypt and how they blamed Moses and Aaron for how essentially the government – Pharaoh – was viewing them because of Moses and Aaron’s response towards them. And that was probably the biggest issue I dealt with:Continue reading “Church, Magistrate, and Law”

Christina Hoff Sommers is a senior fellow emeritus at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), where she studies the politics of gender and feminism, as well as free expression, due process, and the preservation of liberty in the academy. Before joining AEI, Dr. Sommers was a philosophy professor at Clark University. In addition to frequent radio andContinue reading “Christina Hoff Sommers on Intersectional Feminism”

On matters of diversity, equity, race, gender, justice, and economics, is there any merit in critical race theory as an analytical tool, or is the criticism of CRT valid? Voddie Baucham joins the Heritage Foundation to discuss CRT’s approach to the equity conversation, and points to Scripture as the greater standard by which we canContinue reading “Voddie Baucham on Social Justice and CRT”

Good news! Our Saturday morning Bible study is open! Join us at 8:30am every Saturday morning for a study, hosted at Ippon Dojo, in Cochrane. Everyone is welcome, and you need not be a Christian or have any knowledge of the Bible in order to join. We’re currently going through Dust to Glory, an overview ofContinue reading “Join a Discipleship Group”

If you’re overwhelmed by the deluge of information back and forth about infectious disease, two Calgary doctors at the Children’s Hospital have addressed open letters with multiple pages of citations to the powers that be. Given that we seem to be preparing for the force of mandates to come to roost on children, it mayContinue reading “No Papers Required”