Scripture: 2 Cor. 1:3-11 One of the first things that you notice about the Bible is that it is brutally honest. It is not like

While the Biblical story of Jonah is for grown ups, we are often more familiar with the Sunday School version. I remember a drawing of

Text: Ecclesiastes 7:23-8:13 The further that we read in Ecclesiastes, the more we are impressed by Solomon’s pursuit of wisdom. At least 16 times in

Text: Ecclesiastes 7:9-22 The operative phrase in our consumer society is Caveat Emptor, ‘let the buyer-beware’. The wary buyer may want to check out Consumer

Ecclesiastes 5-1-6, 7:1-14 Solomon’s life was governed by the statutes and ordinances of the covenant that God made with Israel but which no longer apply.

Text: Ecclesiastes 4:1-16 The basic premise of this portion of scripture appears to be, that life is absurd without an adequate world-view. We concluded our

Ecclesiastes 3:1-14 You don’t have to be around for very long before you hear someone refer to the cosmos as a time-space continuum. It sounds

Text: Ecclesiastes 1:1-11 Non-Christian worldviews common in Canadian society are either behind the scenes or in your face. Their veracity is taken for granted, even

A discussion of the righteousness of God – Romans 1:16-17 In our previous two articles, we have considered some reasons why we might be tempted

(A discussion of the contents of the Gospel) Text.: Romans 1:16-23 In our first article, we discussed some reasons that a Christian might be tempted

Text: Romans 1:8-17 Back in 2011 a number of billboards went up, alerting us to the dangers of colorectal cancer. Remember those? They had a

By Michael Mazzalongo In a marvelous book entitled “How Paris Became Paris” by author Joan DeJean, the author explains the unique concept that guided the