If dating is for marriage, then how should we actually date? (Delivered at a dorm night at Nipawin Bible College.)
Risky, generous meekness is possible when we embrace the staggering promises of God.
The story of redemption is full of upsets and unexpected turns and big things happening with the smallest of people. This is nowhere as clear as with the call of Abram... and us.
The Babel-builders had a plan for a city and a tower. God had a plan for the global glory of His worthy Son. Guess whose plan succeeded?
Noah’s failure prepares us to savour Christ’s victory.
The birth of Christ—and today—have happened because of the covenant God made in Genesis 9.
While the earth remains, let’s be like Noah and actively wait for the day when God comes to fully renew His creation and make all things new in Christ.
Just because we're familiar with the story of Noah's ark doesn't mean we're familiar with how Genesis actually tells the story.
Being a disciple of Jesus isn't something—as in, something we add to our lives or hold alongside of other relationships or loyalties in our life. Being a disciple of Jesus is everything. Jesus takes it all, and every other relationship or loyalty falls under His Lordship.
We can live for our best life now, and miss out on what’s really important, or we can be content with a difficult life now for the sake of an eternal reward.