Is it possible to be wary and realistic about the dangers of AI while also maintaining hope for the future? Christian faith gives us this ability.
Author: Craig
Follower of Jesus, husband, father of two, pastor of The Bridge Church in North Vancouver, desiring to know Jesus more and to make him known.
How To Promote The Gospel: Prayer (Matthew 9:35-38)
Without prayer, we’re spinning our wheels and just creating busyness. To see Jesus made known in the world, the church absolutely must be devoted to prayer.
How To Promote The Gospel: Being Social (Mark 2:13-17)
In Mark 2, we see a stunning example of how to promote the gospel through being social, especially through the giving and receiving of hospitality.
What I Learned On My Sabbatical: Control
We don’t exercise nearly the level of control we think we do. There’s something very freeing about accepting that God holds things together, not us.
What I Learned On My Sabbatical: Identity
A pastor’s identity can easily revolve around attendance numbers or people’s affirmation. We need something more unshakeable.
What I Learned On My Sabbatical: Self-Importance (or lack thereof)
A low level hum of anxiety often accompanies a pastor. How much of that is rooted in a mistaken sense of self-importance?
Patience for Presence (James 5:7-12)
We all know patience is a virtue, but it almost seems inherently unenjoyable. James shows us why it’s worth everything to cultivate.
The Pursuit of Humility (James 4:11-5:6)
We have a tendency to think more highly of ourselves than we should, which causes all kinds of damage. Let’s look at what James teaches us about humility.
Peace and War (James 4:1-10)
We often fight the wrong kinds of battles and seek the wrong kind of peace. What are the right wars and the right peace?
Pursue Heavenly Wisdom (James 3:13-18)
We all want wisdom, but what’s the difference between “earthly wisdom” and “heavenly wisdom”? And how do we get the good stuff?