I would say that British Columbia is the most beautiful place on earth or at least of all the places I’ve visited. For those who have taken the time to hike its mountains, paddle its rivers or sail its shores, BC has an abundance of beauty. Recently, I was inspired once again by this beauty when we at Apologetics Canada Ministries filmed session 3 of Branded: A Series … [Read more...] about What sailing taught me about our spiritual identity
Faith
Inspiring a deeper walk of faith in God, expressed as Father, Son, and Spirit. Living out our shared experiences of life in Christ.
Every answer to every problem
A Biblical worldview results in your behaviour following your belief system. “Every answer to every problem can be found in the holy bible but only if we read and obey what it says,” a quote from President Ronald Reagan. This includes how to overcome worry and fear: 60 percent of adults worry daily – Gallop poll; 60 percent of adults feel stressed or anxious – Gallup … [Read more...] about Every answer to every problem
The good news the tomb of Jesus is empty
The good news is that it’s still empty. Not only on resurrection morning but all year long. Huddled outside the Old City walls near the Damascus Gate at the site of a bus station, by a rocky structure faintly once resembling a skull, sits a garden tomb which some protestants have pegged as the site of the burial and resurrection of Jesus. The garden tomb is said to have been … [Read more...] about The good news the tomb of Jesus is empty
Whatever happened to repentance
“You rarely hear the word, repentance, mentioned in most churches today – even in Baptist, Pentecostal or Evangelical circles. Pastors nowadays seldom call for their congregations to sorrow over sin – to mourn and grieve over wounding Christ by their wickedness.” David Wilkerson. (Google David Wilkerson for complete sermon) Revival at Asbury University As I … [Read more...] about Whatever happened to repentance
What dogsledding taught me about a communal identity
Dog sledding has always fascinated me. My own call of the wild has often involved visions of mushing a dog team through the frozen wilderness. Recently, I lived that dream. I spent two days with Troy Lydiate learning to be a musher for Session 2 of a new video series by Apologetics Canada called BRANDED: A Series on Identity. Our goal with dogsledding was to use the experience … [Read more...] about What dogsledding taught me about a communal identity