I’ve been a reformed theologian, or Calvinist, for almost 30 years. During those years, I have taught at several institutions, pastored...

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Other than the Bible, this book is the one I hold dearest to my heart. I first read it in the summer of 1998 between the first and second...

A number of years ago I was part of a panel discussion at Providence College entitled "Christ the King." The panel included pastors from...

The church has a problem of its own making. In many instances it has become mere Christianity. It presents itself as something different...

"[W]orship is the proper response of all moral beings to God, ascribing all honour and worth to their Creator-God precisely because he is...

I think every Christian has come across a few things in their English Bible’s that have caused them to pause and wonder what is going on....

In our Adult Sunday School class we have been talking about how we got our Bible in the form that we do. In technical terms we are...

Canadian thanksgiving is this weekend. I thought this would be the perfect opportunity to take a brief look at what it means to be...

Last week I was standing at the top of the driveway to our church surveying our little plot of land on Ridge Road. I looked at the trees...

In Acts 17 we see an excellent strategy for gospel-sharing so that we can fulfill our mandate to be Christ’s witnesses everywhere we go.

“The person who loves their dream of community will destroy community, but the person who loves those around them will create community.”

Properly interpreted and understood, faith and science, the Bible and science, cannot disagree.

The Fall is here and with it comes a new church year. We've got a lot of exciting things happening at church. Let me remind you about...

If we can understand what growth means for us at CRC we will be able to handle it well and welcome it as it comes. 

Let me begin with an illustration that I picked up online – “Imagine yourself as a home builder. You’ve acquired new clients who are...

Abigail Favale offers a poignant and loving critique of the current gender paradigm.

Carl Trueman could not have put forward a better title for his book than what he did - Strange New World. Things have changed a great...

We have just taken a quick trip through the book of Ruth. I thought it would be a good idea to revisit the general themes of the book.

The following is a shortened version of the second video recorded for our website to introduce people to who we are and what we are about...