It Is Written Canada

Jesus assures you that when you “know the truth, the truth will set you free” (John 8:32). However, if you only surround yourself with “friends” who merely tell you what they know you want to hear, your chances of hearing the truth are very slim. God wants you to seek honest friends who can point you in the direction of true freedom.

Friends, we have an amazing discussion to show you featuring the people on the ground who were at and are now helping with the devastation of the Lytton fire in British Columbia, Canada. We trust you will be blessed by these evidences of God's grace through His hands and feet in the community.

Everything is limited and sooner or later comes to an end: We have limited time, limited strength, limited space, and limited resources. What if we see these limits only because we are blind to a life without limits? What if a treasure of unlimited resources was freely available to you? Sounds unbelievable? If you are willing, you too can plug-in to the unlimited.

Have you ever noticed how we tend to play our own form of Russian roulette? We gamble with our eternal destinies, playing a lethal game of chance. How do we stop? Today’s message offers a solution to this insatiable desire to live recklessly.

We are simply stronger and safer together. Ecclesiastes 4:9 tells us that “Two are better than one, because they have a good reward for their labor.” God has designed us with a need to work together because together we can achieve much more.

How would you answer this question: What does it mean to be Canadian? From surveys of people who were asked that question, one word floated to the top of the list of answers. What was that one word? Check out today’s message to find out.

Do you want to learn the secret for developing a faith that is strong enough to move mountains? Jesus promises to give you such a faith, and we will share with you how you can develop this kind of faith.

What does it mean to be a father? What made great men of the Bible, men like Noah, Abraham, and Job, also amazing fathers?

Have you ever noticed how wounded people tend to wound other people? Perhaps you have attempted to help someone who was hurting, only to find the very one you were trying to help lashed out at you. Or maybe you have hurt someone who was trying to help you, and you were surprised by your own actions, which caused you to resolve: “Next time I’ll stop and think if it’s because I’ve been hurt, myself.” Jesus was hurt most by those He came to save, and He demonstrated how to overcome this cycle of hurt.

As Christians taking caring of our bodies is taking care of the place where the Holy Spirit dwells. Whether we’re young or old, God wants us to prosper because a healthy body gives us the energy to do God's work.