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“Scarlet, Pink, and White”
"Though your sins be as scarlet..." is a remarkably realistic assessment from the Lord through the prophet Isaiah. And the Apostle Paul was, likewise, a realist as regards his own human failure. But we do occasionally find ourselves justifying our own 'pinkish hue'...
Reflections Upon Prayer
On the weekend of July 19th, 2026, Pastor David Carson from Surrey, BC, came to walk our prayer trail, and speak on his experiences as an intercessor on Sunday. This is his Biblical reflection on the topic of prayer and his encouragement for Bay Community Church.
“In Defence of Evangelists”
There is a weird moment in Passion Week, where disciples are "wowed" by the Temple stones. Jesus, however, is not. His focus is on salvation, as the ultimate reason behind all human history.
“Miracles in Mud and Spit”
What shall we Canadian Christians pray in order to help the nation strengthen? Do we have the audacity to pray like Habakkuk did? A sobering sermon for a maturing people.
“Solomon’s Seeking”
The bookends of Solomon's life allow for the perfect illustration of Jesus' Sermon-on-the-Mount advice to seek the Kingdom first.
“Jesus, the Good”
"There's a lot of bad news out there. There's a lot of sin out there. But Jesus is not fazed; neither is He repulsed."
“Michael and the Counterfeits”
The apocalyptic contrasts between heaven and the demonic reign of the beast never get more interesting than when worship is analyzed in Revelation 12 and 13.
“Pentecost: Policing Ourselves”
In our continuing exploration of the multi-faceted implications of Pentecost, we arrive at the public implications of internal revival in the Holy Spirit.
“Pentecost: the Restrainer of Chaos”
In this third installment in a series in anticipation of the Day of Pentecost, we take a look at the Holy Spirit's capacity to restrain the evil that manifests as chaos.
“Pentecost: Navigating Deception”
Deception begins in the realm of belief— hence, it isn't visible immediately. But by the time it is full blown, it inevitably manifests, and this is precisely why it is best addressed by the Spirit of Truth— the Holy Spirit.
“Pentecost: Rebutting Philosophers”
There is something very contemporary about emphasizing the living and indwelling Christ. In a world where A.I. is touted as one day "taking over" religion, we need to know that there are certain spiritual realities that can neither be updated nor replaced.
“The Canaries of Calvary”
Christ is NOT peripheral to history, despite what the world thinks. And the ways in which the people of God are treated will define the Judgement.