The kingdom of God is coming in all of its fullness. Our response should be to repent and believe the good news of the Gospel.
The kingdom of God is coming in all of its fullness. Our response should be to repent and believe the good news of the Gospel.
Seeing – and Being – the Hand of God
Our world has a tradition of naming places and things after famous people, but it is most important to have our name in the Book of Life.
A leadership crisis in the desert
In the current context of the Covid 19 pandemic, some believe the return of Christ is right around the corner. Some years ago, a series of books and movies were released. One entitled “Left Behind”, which depicts Christians being swooped up by God at the end times was very popular. There has been a lot of hype around something purported to happen to the church called “The Rapture”. Reading 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18….it sure sounds like that’s what is going to happen. Chaplain Kelly will help us better understand the passage with its implications not only for the end times, but also for here and now.
Michael Fallon from McMaster University Campus Ministry will lead us in communion and share a message: The Cup of Blessing
Do you feel in your frustration with life’s troubles, especially in this pandemic that somehow, you need to tell God what is going on?
Habakkuk struggled with the question of pain and evil. How long oh Lord, and Why?
The book of Habakkuk is born out of the struggle with the big questions. As he does so, it has been said that Habakkuk goes “From A Sob to A Song”.
Glory in the Ordinary
Following the story of David before he becomes king of Israel as he and his men deal with one last massive hurdle, and David relearns to trust God in a dark time.
The shadow side of Christmas