Jamie Snyder brings us a message about facing our fears and stepping out in faith. Will you to take the risk, knowing there is so much at stake? Related Links …
Gary Thomas on What to Look for in a Future Spouse
Know someone who is thinking about getting married? Gary Thomas talks to Kirk about choosing the person to spend the rest of your life with. Related Links and Resources: …
Mark Laing on How to Deal with Stress
A lot of us are dealing with large amounts of stress, especially this time of year. But do we really know what we mean when we say we’re “stressed out”? …
Adam Weber on How to Talk with God
In his book Talking with God: What to Say When You Don’t Know How to Pray Adam Weber explores how to pray when you’re broken, discouraged or in the midst …
Brady Boyd on How to Invite the Holy Spirit into our Everyday Lives
If the Holy Spirit is God, why do so many of us choose to live without Him? Welcoming the person, power, and presence of the Holy Spirit into our lives …
Helping Kids Thrive After High School
The transition from high school to college or university is a significant one. With new found freedom, extra responsibilities and challenges to faith, recent studies show up to 70% of …
Danny MacKay on Being a Godly Disruptor
Danny MacKay is the National Ambassador for e3 Partners in Canada, the organization behind I Am Second. Danny leads short-term church planting expeditions to unreached parts of the world, mobilizing …
Bill Farrel – “Journey of a Lifetime”
If even the simplest commute can be changed by storms or an accident, how much more a journey of a lifetime? Knowing where we are, what we need to overcome …
David Sweet on Parenting a Child with Mental Health Challenges
It was one year ago when MP David Sweet lost his daughter, Lara, to mental illness. Since Lara’s death, David and his wife Almut have been very open about their …
Greg Paul on Resurrecting Religion
Religion is often viewed as a dirty word—even in Christian circles. But if you consider the root of the word religion, you’ll see that it’s a much more noble concept …