The tension in relationships seems to be at a breaking point. We are living in a significant cultural moment where people are once again confronting racism while also dealing with …
What To Do With Sin
Theme of the Week: Am I Beyond Forgiveness? Scripture Reading: 1 John 1:8-9 Last week, we talked about having fellowship with Jesus. But like any relationship, there are issues that …
Two Tickets to Paradise
Theme of the Week: Seven Sayings from the Cross Saying 2: “Today you will be with Me in paradise.” Luke 24:43 Scripture Reading: Luke 23:39-42 This is one of the …
Fighting Liberty For Youth
Every man is capable of having a godly impact in the world, and Frederick Dryden is a perfect example of this truth. Dryden’s story is one of poverty, bullying, abuse, …
To Forgive or Not to Forgive in Business
God has forgiven us of debts we could never repay. In business, there are times when we must forgive people who have cheated and stolen from us. Sometimes, that forgiveness …
Fighting Forgiveness with Mike Gordon
In his last year of high school, Mike Gordon gave his life to Christ on a mission trip in what was considered the most dangerous city in the world at …
The One Act That Has The Biggest Impact
What is the one act that has had the biggest impact on your life? Most of us will have a story that immediately comes to mind. Maybe it was a …
Marty Mar: Dealing With Church Hurt
Getting kicked out of his church, in front of the whole church, by someone he had looked up to, stung… Understandably, Marty was angry with God and gave up on the church when this happened. But his friends, the church community, and God didn’t give up on him. This is a story for those of us who have been hurt by the church and why we shouldn’t give up. Even when it hurts.
Don’t Be Surprised When “Good” Christians Fail
For as long as I can remember, there has been scandalous behaviour by followers of Jesus. While there may be extreme hurt and disappointment, I am no longer surprised when …
Why You Should Forgive Your Dad (and How)
Our fathers profoundly influence us—for good and bad. To forgive your father you must first understand him. I met Earl when his marriage was in trouble. Years of putting work …
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