A Lesson From Casey Neistat

By Hayden Regeling on October 7th, 2019

Instant gratification is easy to find nowadays. Have you heard of YouTube? If you are between the ages of 13 and 30 you have grown up in a time that saw the explosion of the… Read More

Valuing Dignity in Vulnerability

By Rachel Cook on March 26th, 2019

As the new manager of our church’s Christians Against Poverty Debt Centre, I was alarmed when my first client stood up angrily and walked away after I gave him CAP’s advice. A moment later, he… Read More

Lent 2019

By Chris Schoon on March 7th, 2019

The liturgical season of Lent begins this week. The church has celebrated Lent for centuries as a season of intense discipleship, often preparing new believers for their public baptism and profession of faith on… Read More

Like Acorns

By Chris Schoon on January 10th, 2019

I have four acorns sitting on my dresser right now. I picked them up while hiking in Dundas last year. I’ve realized that oak trees, especially the giant oaks rooted along the escarpment remind me… Read More

The Sound of God Walking

By Chris Schoon on January 2nd, 2019

“They heard the sound of the Lord God walking in the garden at the time of the evening breeze, and the man and his wife hid themselves from the presence of the Lord God among the trees of the… Read More

Paying Attention

By Hayden Regeling on November 30th, 2018

A lot of you have probably been in a conversation like this before. It goes like this. “Hi Ken”…”Hi Mikayla”…”How are you?” “Good…busy though. How about you?” “Same, so busy these days.” “Yes, I hear… Read More