Today I wanted to talk about depression and faith because the two are not mutually exclusive. Through sharing from my own experience and seeing what the Word of God has to say, let’s take a moment and lift our eyes up.

This week’s encouragement: we are called to be rooted in Christ, relying on Him in every situation. When we are rooted in Him we can stand firm. nMondays can be difficult, but today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)

What does it mean to be called? There is a lot of misunderstanding and misuse of that word, and I want to look to Jeremiah for an example of what it might be like.

The cost of ministry is steep, let’s not fool ourselves to think this is an easy task. We will experience loss and sometimes it can be heartbreaking. I spend some time here in short writing called “Others may, you cannot.”

It’s time for the church to get back to its calling of being salt and light in our country, our province, and our city.

This week’s encouragement: true rest is found in Jesus, and he offers this to us freely. nnMondays can be difficult, but today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)

In prep for Sunday’s sermon in Genesis 16 I came across some amazing moments of faith, and lack thereof. I think there are some important lessons for us to consider and things we can learn from Abraham and Sarah.

We live in perilous times and there is one truth, one hope, that will see us all through these last days.

This week’s encouragement: there is a cost to following Jesus in this world, but He is our reward, and He is so much greater than anything in this world. nnMondays can be difficult, but today is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)

Jesus didn’t hide who He was or how important it is for us to know Him, He is the one way to Heaven.