What does this mean? (1 Tim. 2:15)

Hi Pastor James, This passage seems interesting. Can you unpack it for us? But women will be saved through childbearing—if … More

Poverty – Part 1: Why should I be concerned?

This past July, as my family and journeyed to Alberta for our annual pilgrimage to visit family and friends, we … More

Poverty – Part 2: What can I do?

Jesus is the one who gives us forgiveness, salvation and eternal life. As we respond to the richness of his … More

Questions: What about anger?

During the summer we have been doing something that’s a little different: we have been giving you the chance to … More

Should a Christian marry or date a non-Christian?

(This was written in response to a question about whether a Christian should marry or date a non-Christian) I briefly … More

A Christian Preamble for a Will

PREAMBLE First, realizing the uncertainty of this life, I place full confidence and trust in my Lord and Savior Jesus … More

A draft of a Health Care Directive

(This is a draft of a Health Care Directive that I offer as a resource to you as you prepare … More

Cremation & Making Final Arrangements

(This was written in response to a question about final arrangements and cremation.) It is good to talk about wills … More

Questions: How do you know if you are following God’s Will for your life?

God is a good, loving and all-wise God, so following his will is far better for us than following our own will. And following God’s will for our lives is better than just going with the flow, bobbing around like a cork in the ocean. And what we really want to avoid is coming to the end of our lives with a whole bunch of regret. We don’t want to be a person who says, “If only I had been following God, I would have made a different choice back there, and things would have been much different. And I wouldn’t have the horrible regrets that I have today.”

So it would be a good thing to know God’s Will, God’s direction, for our lives.

Questions: Are there Different Levels in Heaven?

Today we begin a new summer sermon series, “Questions You’ve Always Wanted to Ask” where you get to ask questions … More