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“Help, God yells, I’ve been ROBBED!”
In June, the Kingston Whig Standard received and published a piece by Stephen Skyvington (you can see it here), to which the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada asked us (I work for Bethel Church Kingston) to publish a reply. We did, … Continue reading
Generational curses, man…
So I’ve been studying the book of Ezekiel for the last few weeks (a.k.a. one of the “That’s-IT-I’m-not-messing-around-anymore-signed-God” books… see Chapter 7 if you wonder what I mean by that.) 🙂 Aaaaaaanyhoo (yes, I know it’s misspelled… I just like … Continue reading
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December 2012: Christmas – Origins and Traditions
(This is from a class I taught our Junior High students at Church this past Sunday morning!) 1. WHY IS CHRISTMAS CELEBRATED? WHEN? It’s a celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ. So what year was he born? We’re actually not … Continue reading
NOVEMBER 2012: About those pesky “denominations”!
No, I’m not talking about the new plastic Canadian bills, folks! 🙂 I’m actually talking about a critique that comes up quite a bit against us Protestant believers, to wit: “Oh you guys can’t even agree among yourselves! Anglicans, Congregationalists, … Continue reading
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OCTOBER 2012: So the Vatican has declared…
…  a Year of Faith, and in the press release states the following: “During the Year of Faith, which will last from 11 October 2012 to 24 November 2013, Plenary Indulgence for the temporal punishment of sins, imparted by the mercy … Continue reading
JMG, God and the Dog
So the other day at work, during our staff meeting, we had a discussion about three ideas that help define God’s goodness – the concepts of “Justice”, “Mercy” and “Grace” (that’s the “JMG” of this posting’s title!) So just to … Continue reading
Question o t W – Can you (re)explain that whole “Trinity” thing…?
One of the distinguishing features of Christianity is also one of its most difficult to understand, and that is the idea that we worship one God in three persons. In fact, Jehovah’s Witnesses and Muslims alike accuse us of polytheism … Continue reading
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Question o t Week – What does it matter whether Jesus was born of a virgin or not?
This question comes up a lot, and unfortunately more and more so by believers in the church, although as you’ll see later, it’s nothing new! For instance, Brian McLaren, a very popular emergent teacher these days, agrees with Alan Jones’ … Continue reading
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Question of the Week – Why doesn’t God just shout from heaven, “I EXIST! BELIEVE IN ME!”
Over the years, I have heard many non-believers say “look, if God exists, and he’s a powerful as the Bible says, why doesn’t he just speak out in a booming voice, or appear or something, so that everyone can hear … Continue reading
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