Pastor Caleb

IDK is a short form of “I Don’t Know.” In our modern hyper-information age, saying “IDK” feels humiliating and unintelligent. Our pride and ego are part of the problem. But the bigger problem is that humans despise uncertainty. Brain researchers tell us that our brain considers uncertainty as a

Confirmed cases of COVID-19 are rising all over Canada. Quebec issued further restriction, and it seems that the second wave is in play. My kids are currently attending school in-person, and their classes had to be rearranged this week because many parents pulled their children from an in-person school back

Pastor’s rest day is usually Monday. However, it is challenging for pastors to take a complete break from ministry, as it is very interwoven with our personal lives. So without intentional effort, our personal life and ministry boundary can quickly get blurry, leading to exhaustion and burnout. So this

There was House Church Conference for pastors this week. Due to the pandemic it happened online for the first time. As I was going through the live streaming of main sessions, it dawned on me that it was my first time attending a live-streaming service as a participant. So, it

Now that the school is opened to attend in person, we are downgrading the church response to LEVEL 1. It is “Caution” phase, where all church meetings are back to normal (new normal) with safety measures in place. It means that Youths are now permitted to attend onsite service, and

It has already been two months since we started resuming onsite service. Thanks to team leaders and serving members, we have been able to run our service safely and efficiently. As our church was still in LEVEL 2, we only permitted adult members to attend onsite service. But that will