Pastors Pen

In today's daytime Christmas Eve service, we take a look at the Biblical account of Ebenezer, the stone, and expand from there.

If joy happens in the fulfillment of our longing, everything will depend upon what we're longing for.

Peace is often thought of as the opposite of war, but what about peace as the opposite of wrath?

There's an abundance in Egypt in the days of Joseph, son of Jacob. There's an abundance in the parable of the rich landowner of Luke 12. One is a hopeful account-- the other just highlights even this generation's need for "security".

Continuing on in our discussion of the end of days. Today, we probe the Rapture question, and reach a different Biblical conclusion than the usual Christian "pop-culture".

In this exploration of the "last days" description from Matthew's 24th Chapter, we concentrate on one consistent theme that Jesus reiterates.

Today, we'll issue a statement about this past week, and discuss the challenge, encouragement, and even modern parallels of Daniel, chapter 6.

When people aren't denying the spiritual, they are routinely dabbling in it. But beware those fingerprints of the Enemy that lead down a dark path, and note well that all houses are meant to be properly consecrated and filled.

While not all gratitude is equal, it's still the right time to bring Biblical thanksgiving home again...

Christ respects our respective jurisdictions; do we respect His?

Have you ever noticed the jurisdictional issue in prayer? Well, now you might!

There's an interesting, and meaningful contrast, when we take a close look at two different "party people"— Herod Antipas and the Prodigal Son of parable fame.

Genesis 29 contains the sad story of the wedding of Jacob to Leah. But what we may not realize is just how archetypal Leah becomes, by the grace of God...

The continuous work of Christ's Holy Spirit within us is necessary, given our vulnerability to the lies of the demonic— both individually and collectively. The truth will set us free!

God is aware of all human history, but the Bible suggests that our faith-story could be the only history that ultimately matters. Recorded at Camp Selah, Courtenay, B.C., on August 13th, 2023.