One of my favorite Bible passages is Psalm 104. It has beautiful imagery and shows us how God really does provide for all things and all people.

The Psalms of Ascent teach us how to be pilgrims as we make our own way upward on our journey to know God and to eventually be with him in his kingdom forever. 

Our parents loved the Lord and brought us up in the Christian faith. Faith gives us comfort that God is in control and that He loves us.

As a Christian, you also are a disciple, a witness, a servant, a child, a member, and a pilgrim. I hope you will embrace these titles and identities that belong to you in Christ.

As a local congregation, we have an opportunity to reach people from many different cultures and welcome them into the kingdom of our Lord Jesus.

God created and organizes this wonderful world; that fits easily with scientists’ perspective on learning.

We invite you and your church to join with communities around the world to give mothers and their children the resources they need to start right.

Solitude doesn’t mean to be alone with ourselves, but to be alone with God wherever we are.

It's so good to hear from Jan and Geerte Klein, a well-travelled and wise couple!

Even as we continue to live under the shadow and sorrow of a pandemic, let’s lift up our hearts; for Christ is risen!

By faith, I am aware of God’s presence in my life and that he is beside me in my joys and sorrows. I am more aware of God’s world, his creation and everything in it.

Todd Statham shares an update about his ministry at UBC Okanagan.