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Church and Government

Church and Government

This essay was adapted from a Sunday School class given at Coram Deo Baptist Church in early 2022. We have had two years of wrangling over church and state issues in the middle of the Covid-19 crisis and ensuing mandates and lockdowns. This situation has brought out...

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Bill C-4 and Biblical Christianity

Bill C-4 and Biblical Christianity

The acceptance of Bill C-4 into the Criminal Code of Canada will bring many thoughts to the mind of a Bible-believing Christian. It certainly has brought many to mine! I would like to share just three of them. First, we have to distinguish between conversion therapy...

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The Significance of Reformation Day

The Significance of Reformation Day

While most Canadians celebrated Halloween on October 31st, some Christians celebrated a little thing we call “Reformation Day.” On that day in 1517, an Augustinian monk named Martin Luther published ninety-five “theses” (propositions of belief) in Wittenberg, Germany....

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God’s Most Comforting Attribute

God’s Most Comforting Attribute

“There is no attribute of God more comforting to his children than the doctrine of Divine Sovereignty.” (Charles Spurgeon, http://www.spurgeon.org/sermons/0077.php, August 28, 2017) It does not take long for life to remind us that we are not in control. The reminder...

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Hypostatic Union Letter

Hypostatic Union Letter

To the attenders of catechism class, There has been some good, well-needed discussion over the past few weeks about the hypostatic union of Christ. I am grateful for each one of you and your input, encouragement, and grace. When considering lofty doctrines those...

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Faith Building Axioms

Last week I sat down and skyped with a missionary friend. I am always extremely blessed during our times to talk. As we talk there are usually recurring themes and one-liners that are faith building. This is a list of those phrases that are oft repeated. The Gospel is...

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