
- Scotch Mist By: John Kerr Stories of Scotch mist abound. They are so plentiful that one would be led to believe that Scotland is blanketed in a perpetual layer of mist! I can assure you that many a time we have had a clear sunny day! As a teen, I used to be a Venture Scout… Read more: Scotch Mist
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The Unsettling Constant
By: Pastor Lars Janssen Change is an unsettling constant. Even in times of regularity and seasons of routine our human experience is defined by change. For example, the first day of spring is next week, reminding us that this season will not be like Narnia’s perpetual winter. I’ll be celebrating the first day of… Continue reading
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Change
By: Ed Sywyk Dave asked us this question. “If you could change something in your life, what is it, and why?” Each Monday I attend the Men’s Coffee hour. A few of us gather together in the Church Café to talk and sing songs while enjoying a cup of coffee, or a cup of… Continue reading
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Honesty and Humility Lead to Restoration
By: Rebecca Feere As believers in a sin-cursed world, we desire healing, rest, peaceful relationships, and unity – can’t we all just get along since we love Jesus? However, during our struggle, suffering or conflict, we often resist the steps to get to that place of peace or become impatient along the way. This… Continue reading
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Of Christmas Past and Present
By: John Kerr Now that Christmas 2024 has been packed away and New Year 2025 is upon us, one Christmas from many years ago still stands out in my mind. My world was so different then. It was the Christmas of 1975. I flew to Canada to be with my family for Christmas. It… Continue reading
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Focus on Following
By: Pastor Lars Janssen Let’s test your focus. Try reading this aloud: Maybe you didn’t think that was so hard. How about this? .dlrow gnisufnoc dna desufnoc siht no sucof ot drah s’tI Most of us would have to focus a little harder than usual to read those lines out loud. I know I… Continue reading
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Christmas with a Limp
By: Pastor Lars Janssen He was crying. That’s what caught my attention. I was about to make a quick stop at the grocery store with a van full of kids when I saw him limping like a wounded bear down the sidewalk. It looked serious — he looked hurt. I voiced my concern as… Continue reading