Christian Faith Still a Large Part of NASCAR Lifestyle
The sport calls specifically on the Christian faith and no one takes NASCAR officials to task nor do drivers take offense.
by Raygan Swan | Posted 11/24/10
Women Sharing Jesus with Canadian Muslims
Community is key to Muslim women. They appreciate friendship and fellowship in a foreign land. As the Church we have the opportunity to love and welcome them
by Karen Stiller | Posted 05/26/10
Clueless
If they've never heard of Jesus, how do you get them to investigate the legitimacy of the Gospel? Invite them to be detectives! Paul Johnson shares clues that lead to compelling conclusions.
by Paul Johnson | Posted 03/17/10
Gold and Silver, Salt and Light: Olympic Snapshots
Vancouver and surrounding area Christians are finding many ways of being “salt and light” and they are pleased with people’s responses.
by Jim Coggins | Posted 02/24/10
Speaking Your Audience’s Language
How to avoid ‘Christianese’ and speak about Christ in a way that unbelievers understand.
by Rusty Wright | Posted 02/03/10
Ron Nikkel a Gentle Advocate for the Damned
To improve conditions in prisons, this man is traveling the world.
by Leslie Scrivener | Posted 01/20/10
Racetrack Chaplain Ministers to a "Lost City"
Chaplain Shawn Kennedy describes Woodbine, in north Toronto as a “lost city.” He helps bring order and peace where there is anxiety and fear.
by Robert White | Posted 09/30/09
God's Love Incarnate In a Jail Cell
If, as the Church we feel compelled to curb violence and crime, we must courageously enter into the lives of those who are socially disadvantaged and do our part, one by one.
by Ken Reddig | Posted 8/12/09
Beer and the Bible
Even if people had interest in learning about God, they have no palatable places to do so. A university student overcame that problem.
by Ron Abarbanel | Posted 8/5/09
Reaching Out to New Canadians
Immigrants need people to come alongside them and help them learn about the country and our culture. Invite them over.
by Sandra Reimer | Posted 8/5/09
Getting to “Yes”
An encounter in a café taught me that sharing my faith is more like a negotiation than an argument April 27, 2009
by Glenn B. Smith | Posted 5/20/09
Former Gangster Offers Help to all the "Young Thugs"
Author Michael Chettleburgh and former thug Rick Osborne are collaborating to offer a seminar on youth crime and to write a follow-up on Osborne’s story.
by David F. Dawes | Posted 5/6/09
Evangelism Not Only a Verb, but Also a Noun!
We are to tell as much as to do when it comes to sharing the Gospel. Good deeds without words can’t lead others to salvation.
by Merv Budd | Posted 4/29/09
Walk With Me
It’s always difficult to know how to “share” the Gospel, but perhaps it isn’t as hard as it seems. Sharing and caring have a lot in common.
by Phil Callaway | Posted 1/21/09
Missing Words
As we struggle to be relevant in our culture, Carol Shield’s book reminds us that if we speak the same language as our culture, we won’t influence it for God.
by Robert Osborne | Posted 10/22/08
Jesus Takes Transit
He thought faith was for “nuts” like Aunt Barbara, until he needed God to bail him out. Now he is sharing his faith with the world.
by Emily Wierenga | Posted 7/30/08
Living Christian Convictions Not Easy
Few people today understand the foundation of truth and morality on which the Christian faith is founded. It is our job as believers to demonstrate it to them.
by Bert Warden | Posted 6/4/08
Itinerant Miner Is “Rock Solid” in Witnessing
Mining contractor Glen MacPherson says his Bible is as essential on the job as his oilskins, hard hat and lamp.
by Richard Buell | Posted 3/5/08
Bisi's 'Miracles'
A Nigerian couple moved to Canada and now minister to drug addicts and mentally disordered offenders in Saskatoon.
by Emily Wierenga | Posted 02/20/08
Thy Space
We are living in a major sociological shift. To keep pace, we must become relevant to a world that has knowledge but little wisdom and power.
by Steve Witt | Posted 2/6/08