Backstory
Does life have a backstory?
There are seven billion people in the world. Seven billion stories. And yet there are themes in our stories that are universal: betrayal, love, romance, redemption, sacrifice.
The question—and it’s a really big question—is if there’s a larger story or narrative to which all our stories relate, one that...... > more
Tags: betrayal, Campus Crusade for Christ, Campus Ministry, CruPress, intimacy, My Story, sacrifice, story
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Lost Boys (and Girls)
He was 52 and his father in his mid-70’s when they learned about each other. No kidding – they had each lived all those years without knowing the other one existed. Well, the son, whose name was John, knew he had a father, or had at one time, but his mother had told him that his father had died... > more
Tags: becoming a christian, come home, faith & spirituality, Family, lost, prodigal son, reconciliation, reunite
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Writing a Will
It's a subject that none of us want to think about. Whether we're young and just starting life or older and approaching the end, we don't want to think about our own death. Adding money to the mix only makes it worse. But, the truth is that all adults need to think about what will happen to their financial... > more
Tags: estate, estate planning, executor, family finances, finance, finances, financial advice, financial planning, Gary Foreman, marriage, Money, priorities, will
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Misconceptions
Is the Christian faith blind faith? On the surface, faith and reason may seem to be two drastically opposed ideas; to have "Faith" means to forego reason, and being "reasonable" means one can not have faith. Josh McDowell explains the importance of reason and rationality in light of the Christian faith. He shares his journey, as a young and... > more
Tags: Bible, biblical accuracy, Credulity, evidence, Faith and Reason, Josh McDowell, resurrection, Scripture, what is truth
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Healing for the Brokenhearted
To earn someone's trust is surely an honour beyond measure; therefore, it is unsurprisingly one of the most fundamental elements of a strong and successful relationship. Copious amounts of time and effort go into building and maintaining trust. Consequently, the moment the trust is betrayed, the relationship starts to tremble at its knees. Dealing with an unfaithful spouse is indubitably one... > more
Tags: adultery, advice for friends, affair, betrayal, challenges & conflicts, cheating, commitment, divorce, family conflict, family life, marriage, relationship trouble, tough times, trust, unfaithfulness
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Life In Six Words: G.O.S.P.E.L.
You might think that you've heard the story of Easter before, but you've never heard it like this. Give street poet, Propaganda, four minutes of your time and he'll give you six words that change everything.
Take the next step:
You can know God today
Questions about faith? Talk a mentor
Faith changed my life, it can change yours... > more
Tags: dare 2 share, Easter, easter story, faith, Gospel, how to be saved, Jesus, salvation, spoken word
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An Easter Story Worth Remembering
You've probably seen Santa Claus; but have you ever seen the Easter Bunny?
As a small child, I enjoyed visiting Santa at a local department store at Christmastime. My parents would take me downtown to the jolly bearded man in the red suit. I felt comfortable climbing into his lap, telling him my wish list and receiving a gift along... > more
Tags: death of jesus, Easter, easter story, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Rusty Wright, who is jesus
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How to Be Happily Married
Neil Josephson has been married for over 30 years. He’s discovered that...
On God and Hell
I don’t like the idea of hell. Hell is not merely an...
What Do You Fear?
