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Artsy
What scene can't she capture with her pencil and art? She draws green and azure, the whole from the part. Her heart is full, like the sun, of light-beams and heat. To her wood desk
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The Incarnation and the Humility of God
The Humility of Christ in the Incarnation The message of Christmas, of the Incarnation of Christ, is a story of
The Cost of Liberty
There is a general principle of life that has become increasingly important to me (especially over the past year): Almost
Every Child Matters
Disturbing News and Historical Reckoning In late May of 2021, the disturbing news broke of 215 child remains discovered at
Inter-millennialism: A New and Better Name for A Good, Old Doctrine
Revelation 20 Contrary to the alpha privative (a-) prefixed to the millennialism that holds to a real millennium, Amillennialism holds to a real millennium. Those with the pre- prefixed to their millennialism immediately shout down this first statement, since the millennium envisioned in Amillennialism is not a literal millennium, and
Stuff Kenney Says Special Presentation on the Anniversary of Pastor James Coates’ Arrest
The audio/video version of this can be found on the Stuff Kenney Said Facebook page or on Youtube. One year ago the government of Alberta, led by Premier Jason Thomas Kenney, had established legislation that AHS and the RCMP utilized to have my Pastor arrested. Pastor James Coates was the
Being a Christian Activist in 2022
We must be so wise about who we associate with and what we are attaching ourselves to in these evil days. Sisters and brothers in the Lord, please don’t get caught up in movements that appeal to the flesh. Even if *your* motivations for participating are sincere and rooted in
I WORSHIP A KING …DO YOU KNOW HIM?
I worship a King. A King enthroned in Heaven at the right hand of His Father. A King whose authority extends to every place that exists or ever could exist. A King whose reign extends to the farthest reaches of this Earth and throughout the entirety of this whole creation.
The Incarnation and the Humility of God
The Humility of Christ in the Incarnation The message of Christmas, of the Incarnation of Christ, is a story of great humility. The Incarnation of Christ was the “in-fleshment” of the Son of God, the Eternal Word who took on human flesh. In the beginning was the Word, and the
Every Child Matters
Disturbing News and Historical Reckoning In late May of 2021, the disturbing news broke of 215 child remains discovered at a former Kamloops Indian Residential School in British Columbia. This news comes after several years of discussion, research, and raised awareness of the legacy of residential schools in Canada, forwarded
Is the Government Response to Covid-19 Tyrannical?
We all agreed to shut our schools down, close our businesses, move our church services online, and wait for further notice from the government. These actions were definitely out of a sense of fear, believably out of love for our neighbours, probably out of a sense of patriotism, and possibly with anticipatory obedience.
The Christmas Contrast
The story of Christmas is one of stark contrast. In both the event of the Incarnation and the history of the holiday to commemorate it, very different things are brought into close proximity. Whether from gnostic philosophy, rigorous pietists, or totalitarian regimes, Christmas celebrations have been a continual source of
Another casualty of 2020
I was recently made aware of the passing of a former schoolmate from Junior High. We attended the same grade and had some common friends, but we were not personally close.
The COVID-19 Response: A referendum on freedom?
All over Canada, authorities have been putting strict measures in place in response to the rising number of Covid-19 cases. Many of the measures consist of...
Elementary School Remembrance Day Ceremony Interrupted by Pornographic Material
I saw that headline on my Twitter feed from CBC Edmonton. I wasn't surprised to see it, but my curiosity was stronger than my desire to continue scrolling for political news. I opened the link.
The song of the orphan
Ireland~800 AD The rich, melodious voices rose up together in unison. The high vaulted stone walls echoed and rebounded the graceful song. In the church, hundreds of candles lighted the vaulted chamber giving it a holy, almost ethereal beauty. One by one, the hooded monks walked slowly into the chapel, their chant filling the air.