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“In the Absence of Law and Spirit”

The worshiper may be familiar with Daniel's references to the "abomination of desolation", but not necessarily to Zechariah's analysis of what causes desolation in the nation. It's worth noting today...

“Legacies and Signs”

Prominent Biblical people leave legacies for others to follow. So will we, if we wisely consider their example. And God is also using signs on the landscape to draw Canadians to Christ.

“The Incarnate Hopes of Magicians”

In Daniel 2, we hear of other "Magi", who know they need Divine help. This connects fairly well to the hope of the incarnation, and Matthew 2, as well.

“Coasting in the Age of Jesus”

We all need fuel physically and spiritually; we need it to move forward. Thankfully, Jesus is the fuel for a spiritually coasting world.

“Our Cosmic Peace”

Among all the definitions of peace in our language, Jesus stands out as the One who gives peace in an eternal sense.

“Upping Our Game”

When you look at the testimony of Joseph, the son of Jacob, in Genesis 41, or of Daniel, are we seeing extraordinary human talent, or are we actually seeing ordinary human talent in the service of an extraordinary God?

“Scandalizing the Cult of Culture”

There is an interesting Biblical pattern in some texts which suggests that God will not just defend Himself, but even humiliate the cults that vaunt themselves against Him. Let's look closer to see this evidence.

“The Party of the Willing”

We were thinking about banquets today, why some can't seemingly attend, and the reasons why every banquet anticipates the biggest Banquet of them all.

“The Harvest Workers”

We can be grateful for the spiritual harvest that the Lord has planned, but let us also be thankful to God for the Harvest Workers that populate the pews of the average church.

“What Abraham Did”

The heart of Christ is reflected in the person of Abraham more than Jonah— a fact that has a lot of contemporary cultural implications.