The Word to the World
There are certain subjects in the wider educational system that seem to have fallen on hard times. History, for example, is not widely considered to be a crowd favourite. Many simply could not be bothered to learn a list of dates and events. Much the
It has been said that “combat is reflective of life, only amplified and intensified.” That being the case, Genesis 14 records the first ever special operations combat in Scripture. In that combat, we learn the value of preparation as a principle in life, but also
The psalms were all written out of particular historical contexts. Perhaps that is why they speak so powerfully to us: We can relate at a very personal level. They are “real.” When we read the psalms, we often think, “Yes, I’ve been there!” So it
As a church, we were recently privileged once again to host John Blanchard, who spoke this time on the subject “Dealing with Dawkins.” He detailed some of atheist Richard Dawkins’ arguments against the existence of God, and stated quite plainly, “He is wrong.” I appreciated