In 2 Corinthians 12:10, the Apostle Paul wrote one of the most counter-intuitive sentences ever: “So I take pleasure in weaknesses, insults, hardships, persecutions, and in difficulties, for the sake …
Why the Creation Story is So Important
The Bible study class was over, and he was heading straight for me. I had watched the expression on this man’s face the entire time I was teaching, and I …
3 Reasons Church Gatherings Are So Important
What makes in-person church gatherings so uniquely crucial for men to attend? It’s no secret that in-person church attendance has been declining in Canada for some time now. Some would …
In a World Full of Gambling
Gentlemen, start your engines… As I write this, the Toronto Indy has just happened. Did you bet on who would win? Did you bet on who would start on the …
The Gospel and the Aircraft Carrier
One summer, my family and I spent time in the Muskoka region of Ontario, Canada. This beautiful area features vast forests, rugged escarpment, and cold, clear lakes. Thousands of vacationers …
The Dangers of Christian Outrage Culture
Do you guys remember that time the 2024 Summer Olympics opening ceremony had a scene where a group of drag queens supposedly reenacted Da Vinci’s The Last Supper painting? As …
How Can a Man Forgive?
Forgiveness. It’s a word we hear almost daily within Christian circles. It is undoubtedly one of the foundational principles that form the bedrock of our faith and is something all …
Making Sense of the Trinity
“The doctrine of the Trinity is difficult and perplexing to us,” wrote R.C. Sproul.[1] No kidding! As Tim Keller once said, the doctrine of the Trinity overloads our mental circuits.[2] …
You Are What You Eat?
“You are what you eat!” You’ve probably heard this phrase before, and for good reason. Ever wonder, “If I ate enough carrots, would my skin change orange?” Well, it is …
The Power of Praying With Your Wife
When I used to hear someone say, “You should pray with your wife,” the first thing that came to mind was a doctor’s appointment I once had. In response to …