Pastor Blog

One truth about living in community is this: your life is transparent. Just like in a family, your life is visible to others, because they know you and care. Transparency is a blessing because, only when people know the real you, can you feel real love and trust. Transparency allows

For those who don’t know, our lease with Richland was up in September, and we are in the middle of new lease negotiations. With increased rent (expected since our lease has stayed the same over the last few years), we have also been asking for more classrooms to use.

Some time ago, I watched a video about an experiment comparing kind people and unkind people. They placed a fake person in need on the street, and they watched who came to help him. Surprisingly, the experiment strongly suggested that it wasn’t the character that decided the outcome, but

When engaging in evangelism, there are people who half-jokingly, half-seriously say they would believe if God showed Himself. It seems that Moses, the leader who led the Israelites out of Egypt, had a similar desire. He asked God to show him His form (Ex 33:18). Though it could have

Have you ever liked someone for their sense of humour and the other person for their appearance? Our preferences eventually create an image of the person we want to date, especially for single individuals. But the problem is that what we have created might be a Frankenstein, not a real

Many people think their faith in God will grow when their life gets better. It sounds like a plausible theory because many people lose faith in God when life gets worse. They conclude that God is not good based on the quality of their lives. But this simply isn’t