Pastoral Q & A: Can Christians Be Grumpy People?
This question is interesting because it can be taken two different ways. Taken one way, we could be looking at […]
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This question is interesting because it can be taken two different ways. Taken one way, we could be looking at […]
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When it comes to sermons, we should all want to be the best listeners we can be. This is because […]
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Tasmania’s North Esk River is hit and miss for trout. Below the agriculture, it’s almost always a miss, at least […]
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Forgive: Why Should I and How Can I?, Timothy Keller. New York: Viking, 2022. Hardcover, 272 pages. There are different […]
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Just about everyone has heard of the famous poem “Footprints.” It hangs on the wall of many Christian homes. It […]
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When Home Hurts: A Guide for Responding Wisely to Domestic Abuse in Your Church, Jeremy Pierre & Greg Wilson. Ross-shire: […]
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Imagine this scenario. It’s Monday morning and you’re at work or school. An unbelieving friend comes up and asks, “How […]
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This letter was originally written by Scottish Presbyterian minister John Bonar in 1740. It was adapted and abridged by R. […]
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The outcome of World War II was arguably determined on the night of August 24, 1940. Ten German Heinkel He […]
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My Dad spent 35 years in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, most of them in the cockpit. While he started […]
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One day a father said to his son, “Tom, bring me a board with some nails and a hammer.” He […]
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In 1832, a boy was born in Stirling (Scotland) named Alexander Lyons. He was completely blind from birth. His parents […]
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Christians recognize the value of singing. God’s Word teaches us not only to praise him with our songs, but also […]
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Each Sunday as I look out over my congregation from the pulpit, I’m aware that a fair few of the […]
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