
Jesus says "I've come that they may have life, life overflowing." I'm trying to discover the depth of that day by day.
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This is an essay I got to write for a course I took on Philippians by Michael Gorman. That’s why it’s a bit of a different format than normal!
Suffering and joy in the prevailing worldviews can often be mutually exclusive experiences that...
A few years ago, I saw this article by Brett McCracken (who is now on Substack) where he picked a song that represented each of his 40 years of life. At that time, my 30th birthday was quickly approaching, and I kept that idea in my back po...
The other day I saw a short note that basically only said: “God is for you.” I know that comes from the Bible, more specifically in the heart of Romans1, but the statement really bothered me, and I sent it to a friend. In the context of scr...
Have you ever paused to consider why we do something a specific way or how we ended up with what we have? That’s blue pens for me. Why are they the greatest colour of pen?
When you think about it, nowhere else are we using blue for text. Y...
I thought the movie was good. I got really bored in the middle… like the giants were cool, but also didn’t really matter. The ending was really good. I guess I’m the sea people? Did Tom Holland's little adventure really matter?
It did make...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Former camp counsellor, bass player & singer in a one-hit-wonder-pop-punk-bible-school band, and resident of Parkhill, Ontario. Currently remembering those good days and writing about life and the Saviour who gives it and living in London, Ontario.
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