The Philippian church exemplified early Christian living through unity, prominence of women, education, and generosity.
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Conflict In The Church Is Not New. In fact, church conflicts are as old as the church itself. Where’s the proof? Check out the book of
Read MoreYesterday was a tough day for Canada. Out of nowhere, a gunman went on a rampage in our nation’s capital. Though our security forces were able
Read MoreWe recently moved 3 km closer to the church. The move went Great! A number of people came out to help in a variety of
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In ministry, we cross paths with people from every walk of life. Some of whom, we easily embrace over cultural understanding or even personal similarities. Others may grind on us, challenging everything we believe to be right, correct, or appropriate.
Perhaps you’re currently in conflict over some cultural differences? Perhaps you’ve been forced to choose sides over a particular cultural issue? Perhaps, someone’s words or actions have not been what you would consider “normal” behaviour? The outcome of these situations can be devastating.
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The Olympics offer a glimpse of heaven’s unity—people from every nation gathering. But our true citizenship is in Christ. What does that mean for us?
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National pride can become harmful when rooted in insecurity. Here’s how God broke down my pride and changed my heart for the better.
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Reflecting on the US Presidential Election one month later, December 10th, 2012. As we find ourselves one month beyond the conclusion of the 2012 US
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