J.I. Packer: Seven Personal Reflections

Image: Regent College / Youtube. I met J.I. Packer in the early 1990’s, and I worked with him (off and on) since 1994. Before I share several things about him, I first want to share a story about someone else that I believe probably captures what he would say about what I am about to write. Story I used to do a monthly service at a Senior’s residence. The main organizer of the service was a resident I will call Sue. She always insisted that I stay for lunch after the service so that we could chat. She was elderly...

George Sinclair

Churches as Unifiers Should not Be Penalized for Their Effective Contact Tracing

Gerrit Bruintjes • André Schutten

What in the World Is Going on with the CBOQ?

Paul Carter

Provincial Updates And Guidelines for Canadian Churches

Wyatt Graham • Baiyu Andrew Song

Churches Are Reopening, But We Lost Our Rental Space, a Conversation with Darryl Dash

Wyatt Graham talks to Darryl Dash about what it's like to have lost one's rental space during a pandemic and so not be able to reopen with everyone else. Darryl Dash

What Should We Expect? Four Pastors Reflect on What The Future Holds for Canadian Churches

Steve Bray • Rob Godard • Clint Humfrey • Dwayne Cline

In this episode, four pastors reflect on their current ministry and what they hope the future will hold for churches in Canada.

‘Worship God,’ episode 1: How Can Worship Leaders “Lead” during a Pandemic

Pat Sczebel • Jody Cross • Rob Brockman • Wyatt Graham

What Are Conversion Therapy Bans About?

Chad Graham

In what “could be a landmark day for Calgary’s LGBTQ community,” the City of Calgary (Alberta’s largest municipality) voted yesterday on a proposed ban on Conversion Therapy.[1] Federally, the Liberal government has tabled legislation to amend the Criminal Code to make the practice of Conversion Therapy a Crime.[2] Proposed bans on Conversion Therapy seem to be in the news since every major municipality, province, and even the Federal Government have enacted or are considering such bans. Although the coverage by the media is almost entirely focused on the “pro-ban” viewpoint, they do report on a divergence of opinion: The pro-ban...

Four Things That Surprised Me about Ravi Zacharias

Daniel Gilman

He sat across from me, but his face was blurry. I can’t see without glasses, and I didn’t have them with me despite the fact that this was an interview for which I had flown down from Ottawa to Atlanta. Although it was a job interview, I treasured the opportunity to meet one-on-one with Ravi Zacharias in the quiet of his office. Much surprised me during those precious 75 minutes and the two years that have followed since. Awe, Wonder, And Humility One of Ravi Zacharias’s most defining features was how he lived in awe, wonder, and humility. During my...

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