May 13, 2007
Commerce Without Morality
Francis Nash examines biblical teaching on poverty, economic inequality, worker exploitation, materialism, and generosity, calling Christians and churches to pursue justice while caring for vulnerable people.
May 13, 2007
Francis Nash examines biblical teaching on poverty, economic inequality, worker exploitation, materialism, and generosity, calling Christians and churches to pursue justice while caring for vulnerable people.
December 24, 2006
Christmas awakens a restless longing in many—through perfectionism, loneliness, grief, or escape. Like the Magi, people seek what they can’t fully name. This reflection calls believers to notice that longing and reach out.
December 24, 2006
Mark Scott reflects on Luke’s Christmas narrative, showing how God fills ordinary places, people, and events with profound meaning. From Bethlehem’s fields to the shepherds’ surprise, Christmas announces good news for outsiders, too.
December 17, 2006
Alcoholics Anonymous grew from faith-shaped practices that helped its founders stay sober. Learn how the 12 steps frame recovery as spiritual awakening and how churches can wisely support 12-step participation while offering deeper prayer, fellowship, and outreach.
July 31, 2005
A Toronto-area church plant shares practical lessons for becoming intentionally multicultural—moving from accommodation to celebration and reaching the nations locally. Includes a sidebar story of Mustafa and Sheela’s journey to Christ at CMCC.
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