As we come to the conclusion of the section of Matthew’s gospel made up of chapters 8 and 9, we once again see Jesus
Just as all who climb behind the wheel of a vehicle don’t have the same destination in mind, so too all who read the
Most are familiar with this cinematic scene: A bomb with a visible timer is counting down to detonation and, apparently, the only way to
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In Matthew 9 we read the account of Jesus inviting a lowly tax collector to follow him. Without hesitation nor reservation, up jumped the
While Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa is arguably one of the world’s most famous works of art, if you’ve ever seen it (whether in-person at
On this episode, Dr. Fred Chay makes his return to the podcast. He is the founder and president of Grace Line ministries, a theology professor and academic
As Christians, we have been saved unto eternal life. We have been moved from darkness to light, from death to life. We have, by
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One of the great dangers that can debilitate our lives is living too much in the past. That does not mean we do not
Fallenness, fear, and a fixing faith? Sounds like fun! In the midst of a world that has so much wrong with it, it is
Recently Josiah was a guest on The Open Bible Podcast, hosted by Pastor Jay Hinds. The topic of discussion centred around Ephesians 4 and,
Current news headlines suggest that we have a lot to be afraid of. A spreading virus, a falling economy, government overreach, climate change, creeping
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If you’ve not been under the water, will you go above the clouds? That might be a humorous way of stating it, but the
As a local church grows in size (or is forced apart because of a virus!) it can become increasingly difficult to actually know everyone
They say “seeing is believing”. While human beings have always sought to understand and explain things that are confusing to them, now, more than
Our experience of the crucifixion of Christ is much different than those who were actually there to witness the event almost 2000 years ago.
While music in corporate worship should be something that brings joy and comfort to God’s people, facilitates biblical worship of a holy God, and
Last time I spoke to you we talked about faith and saw that believing the unseen is absolutely vital to spiritual faith because God
