We have persistent longings and intuitions that point beyond materialism. We crave meaning that transcends our daily existence—something eternal and authentic. We yearn for love and life stronger than death itself.

When people hear about Jesus’ death upon the cross, many think to themselves something like this: “It does not make any sense that the death of one man in history could stand for every man and woman who has ever lived. How is this either possible or plausible?”

There is a hunger in many Canadian Christians for practices which are truly old. So, why don’t you consider using a cycle of Bible reading and prayers for Advent which is both truly ancient and also reformed by the gospel?

How do we as Christians think, speak, pray and act on the anniversary of October 7, and in light of what Oct. 7 has unleashed?

Creation or evolution? The only real alternative to a naturalistic account of the universe is found in the Christian scriptures and faith.

At Easter, Christians celebrate the resurrection of Jesus. But what does Christ's crucifixion and resurrection mean, and why did Jesus die on the cross?