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Do Justice: Diverse & Reforming

Posted: November 17, 2017

On Do Justice, we’re all about creating space.

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A Faith that Looks like Me

Posted: November 13, 2017

I grew up in a Christian home, with parents who were deeply involved in our local church, and who encouraged my siblings and I to be active members from a young age.

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Sustainability: A Modern Term, An Ancient Concept

Posted: November 10, 2017

“Sustainability” might be a modern term, but it’s an ancient value. Parents were reminding children to turn out the lights generations before Al Gore’s Inconvenient Truth.

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After #MeToo...What Next?

Posted: November 7, 2017

For the past few weeks, two alarming and powerful words have filled my social media feed. Using the hashtag #MeToo, women have been breaking the silence, bravely sharing their stories and experiences of sexual harassment and assault.

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Creation's Groans in Houston

Posted: November 6, 2017

"For I consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory that is to be revealed to us. For the anxious longing of the creation waits eagerly for the revealing of the sons and daughters of God.

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Bill 62 and Our Fear of Change

Posted: November 3, 2017

“Do you want to live in a Jewish ghetto? I certainly don’t want to live in a Jewish ghetto. … Look at the houses of the Jews. They don’t do proper maintenance.…I’ve lived in this neighbourhood for 43 years. I like it the way it is.

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Doing Justice in Spirit and in Truth

Posted: October 30, 2017

Recently my pastor based his sermon on John 4, focusing on the verses where Jesus teaches the Samaritan woman that God’s followers must worship Him in spirit and in truth.

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Remembering the Priesthood of all Believers

Posted: October 26, 2017

This is the last post in our Justice and the Reformed Confessions series. View the other posts in the series here. 

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The Sanctity of Life in the Heidelberg Catechism: The Sixth Commandment

Posted: October 22, 2017

In his comments on the sixth commandment, “You shall not murder,” John Calvin writes, “The purport of this commandment is that since the Lord has bound the whole human race by a kind of unity, the safety of all ought to be considered as

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The Heidelberg Catechism: Keeping Sabbath by Making Sabbath

Posted: October 19, 2017

This is the forth post in our Justice and the Reformed Confessions series. Subscribe here to make sure you don't miss a post and to view the other posts

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