Fatalism can be defined as “the philosophy of fate.” It is the concept that all of life is determined by a mindless, meaningless, pointless destiny that cannot be stopped no matter what you do. It can...  Read More

According to a recent Barna Survey, ninety-one percent of Christians say that they have given money to the church. Seventy-five percent also say that they have given to missions and other charitable o...  Read More

We have recently been blessed as a church to hear some great messages on the subject of the Gospel. To begin with, one of our elders, Kevin Laser, preached on First Corinthians 2:1-2 which says:And wh...  Read More

John 3:16 is quite possibly the most well-known verse in the Bible. It’s part of an interaction that Jesus has with Nicodemus, one of the rulers of the Jews. With an economy of words, Jesus gets to th...  Read More

We all want to be wise, and occasionally we have those moments when we say something that sort of startles us, because it sounded wise. We may wonder, where did that come from? We didn’t think we had ...  Read More

In 1988, Hugh S. Moorhead, professor of philosophy at Northeastern Illinois University, published a book entitled The Meaning of Life. In the book, he interviewed 250 famous scholars in order to ask t...  Read More

Winston Churchill served for 55 years as a member of the English Parliament from 1900-1964. He also served as the Prime Minister of England from 1940-1945. He was present or involved in at least 15 ma...  Read More

In the fields of the central United States is a plant that the farmers call “cheat” because it looks just like a wheat plant but it is not. It is an imposter because it grows as high as the real plant...  Read More

The story is told of the time a pompous looking deacon asked the children in his Sunday School Class: “Why do people call me a Christian?” To which one little boy replied, “It is because they do not k...  Read More

In December of 2010, the Globe and Mail Website wrote an article that said:"Before 1971, less than one percent of Canadians ticked the "no religion" box on national surveys. Two generations later, nea...  Read More

Several years ago, a major Christian denomination published a list of misprints in their church bulletins which were rather funny. They were pretty amusing because they included things such as:Last we...  Read More

The word “commitment” has fallen on hard times today. It has fallen on difficult times because many people church hop like it is going out of style. They change churches at the drop of a hat because, ...  Read More