While I’m not entirely sure why, I was directed to teach from Nehemiah over the next 3 weeks. As we re-gather, it feels appropriate to challenge ourselves whether we care or not. Do we care enough about our neighbour to love them? Do we care enough about our church to rebuild the walls that have crumbled this last couple of years. There are valuable lessons to be found in Nehemiah’s example. May we come to a place where we can easily say “Here I am Lord, send me.”

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This week’s encouragement: Change can be difficult, disorienting even. But change also brings opportunities for growth.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)

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Episode #194 // Genesis 24 – I will go. by Earl Buchan

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This week’s encouragement: God is able. He is the one who has redeemed us. 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)

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Today I take a quick look at a wonderful example of a people freely worshipping God in the bible. Do we worship God with humility and a sense of abandonment? Are we honouring Him, and even the reading of His Word, in a way that says He is our King?

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Today we dive into Genesis 22 and take a look at what it takes to survive the tests and trials of life, and how there is amazing hope.

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Is it a sin to have a tattoo? What does the Bible really say?

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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.

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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)

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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.

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