What thoughtful civic engagement can look like and how to begin

We need the complex protein of Romans as well as the natural sugars and vitamins found in the easier to digest Gospels.

Features: Dallas Jenkins on his video series The Chosen; post-Covid spiritual growth; Pentecostal history in Canada and a slate of guest columnists displaying mentoring in action. View selections here or page through ...

An expert on pastoral health points us to the physical and mental habits that fight burnout and instead reignite a zest for life

Art by Christine Peterkin; Now, How Shall We We Be? (Badley and Ross); Little Theologians (Csinos); Can I Believe? (Stackhouse); All Things Wise and Wonderful (Warren); Extraordinary Canadians (Mansbridge)

Our shared identity in Christ frees us to celebrate our uniqueness

When we experience a letdown after a sustained crisis, we may not be able to re-activate in ways we had envisioned. Rest, gentleness, talking, and fixing our eyes on Jesus can help.

Christian prayer and care needed

From culture wars to positive engagement

We have inherited a set of everyday tools that can help open us to God

The journey of James Peters at first sounds sadly familiar – Indigenous child taken from his family and abused in foster care only to end up on the streets of Toronto – but then God's intervention became apparent.

A Canadian prophet? By guest writer Baiyu Andrew Song.

And why I’m not going to explain them. By guest writer Lindsay Callaway

A Canadian Christian organization that helps people with diseases like leprosy is making a difference in India, reports Rebecca Collett of Effect Hope.

Global Vision 2020 organization wins award for technological innovation that helps meet global humanitarian challenges