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2 days ago · BCP Morning Prayer, Sunday July 7, 2024 Support the Cathedral by donation at www.ourcathedral.ca/giving or contact the office at 709-726-5677
2 days ago · 1 Corinthians 15:1-4, 14-26 Introduction: Every reason for our hope stands or falls on the historical reality of Je…
1 day ago · Joy Put On Hold. War is hell. Since arriving in the West Bank of Palestine midday on Sunday, we’ve sat with multiple friends and partners, as well as our Global Ministries mission co-workers who are serving here. Every conversation inevitably turns to the war in Gaza. Every encounter makes abundantly clear just how devastating it is, and not ...
5 days ago · His belief that Christ will build His church remains strong, even through a time of church decline. Somebody is evangelizing. Often, the leader is the primary evangelist in these churches, but not always. Sometimes a layperson whose spiritual fire is burning brightly takes the lead. As long as someone is excited enough about God and the church ...
4 days ago · These promises are whispers of hope in the silence of sorrow, reminding us to hold fast to the belief in a brighter tomorrow. In Jesus’ words, find the solace needed to endure the night, a reassurance that joy’s light is on its way, breaking through the darkness with the promise of a new day.
3 days ago · In order for us to embrace God’s abundance in our lives we must Appreciate God's Daily Mercies. Psalm 103:2 says, "Praise the Lord, my soul, and forget not all his benefits." Life in the Cook Islands, while peaceful in many ways, comes with its own set of challenges. From the impact of economic uncertainties, natural disasters, and personal ...
2 days ago · The biblical authors talk a lot about hope, and while they hope for the same things we all hope for—peace, safety, healing, love—to them, “hope” is not focused on the things or the stuff. Instead it’s focused on the promise and power of God. So they write things like, “My hope is in you, God!” (Ps. 39:7).
