Have you ever had an encounter with a person or a group in the church which made you think, “that was terrible, I don’t want to be here...

At some point, all of us usually come to realize that we actually aren’t as self reliant as we think we are. Why? Because we all run into...

Today is a good day to celebrate freedom. Canada Day July 1st is just around the corner. Sometimes we take for granted how lucky we are...

Acts is my favorite book of Scripture because it tells of the exuberant joy that propels Peter and his brothers and sisters out to share...

“At that time the festival of the Dedication took place in Jerusalem. It was winter, and Jesus was walking in the temple, in the portico...

One of the outcomes of the Church’s division in the 16th century and ensuing thought about the end times being near, was a shift in how...

This morning’s Gospel reading continues the incredible sightings of the resurrected Jesus. It’s the first day of the week and the...

Our account of Jesus’s resurrection this morning is my favorite. Simon Peter and the other disciple whom Jesus loved get to the grave and...

I have yet to experience an Incarnation tradition for reading the Passion narrative on Good Friday thanks to COVID restrictions. In other...

I want to begin this sermon with an obvious recognition of the stark contrast, a contradiction to be precise, between the Kingdom...