It Is Written Canada

Join us as we talk to Dr. George Cho about the benefits of walking. Dr. Cho is a licensed naturopathic doctor who practices in the Greater Toronto Area. He also works in the exercise physiology department at the Cleveland Clinic Canada. He is a member of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine, and the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology. His practice focus is on lifestyle medicine.  Do you ever worry about your health? Have you ever wondered what you can do to start feeling better?  Perhaps at one stage in your life, you felt like you had a lot more energy. Today, we are going to show you how to get your energy back. We are going to talk to an expert and ask him to show us what science is telling us about how you can feel better and have more energy than you ever had in the past. We are also going to talk to someone who, after facing a major health crisis, turned his life around and is now feeling better, thinking more clearly, working harder, and making in-roads into his community since he made one simple change to his lifestyle.

Canadian blogger, Kyle MacDonald, posted a red paperclip on a website called “Craigslist” and wanted to see if he could get something bigger and better. Check out his amazing story of faith and ingenuity.

Love and the expression of love are absolutely vital to our existence. During our current time of physical distancing and social isolation, the number of adults experiencing depression has tripled in Canada since the lockdown measures began. Like ants need a colony, people need a family. Created in the image of God, humans were not designed to dwell in solitude; we were created to be social beings. You are like a cell phone — always looking for connections. Without companionship, no matter how much money you make or how beautiful your house or how perfect your job, you can’t be completely happy. God knows that. He designed you that way.

Fear is a very debilitating emotion that sometimes takes a strangle hold of your life, and you can even become afraid of God. The Bible identifies a super power that enables you to overcome all your fears. 1 John 4:18 says, “There is no fear in love, but perfect love casts out all fear.” Take a look at how God’s perfect love is able to drive out all your fears and also give you perfect peace and rest.

She was once a shy young person, who resisted the call of God upon her life, but today Charlee Blabey is a chaplain and Bible teacher at a Christian high school, Kingsway College, in Oshawa, Ontario. Through miracles, answers to prayer, and the influence of significant people, Charlee witnessed the unfolding of God’s plan for her life.

The light of the world had gone out, and without Christ, the earth was blackness and cold as winter. While He lay in the tomb, His name was on the lips of those who had placed their hopes in Him, and the streets were filled with mourning. However, when our LORD erupted from the tomb, New Life burst from the dead earth glorified! The heavy stone and the Roman guard of one hundred soldiers were powerless to confine the Lord of Life within the stone-cold crypt. As Christians contemplate the death and resurrection of our LORD and Saviour, Jesus Christ, we believe that one day soon, the death, darkness and coldness of winter will end. Because Jesus lives, we can face tomorrow.

God is “I AM” in the past. God is “I AM” in the present, and God is “I AM” in the future. The past, present, and the future are the same to God. He’s there! Wherever you are - He’s there! He sees the most remote events of past history, and God sees the far distant future, into the endless ages of eternity, as clearly as you see the road in front of you when you’re driving your car. And He is closer to you than you ever realized!

At the time of Hitler’s regime of hatred and division, a friendship was brewing between a blond-haired, blue-eyed Nazi supporter and an African-American man. The world looked on in wonder at this display of true friendship.

The people of the Wiikwemkoong First Nation on Manitoulin Island in Northern Ontario has reacted optimistically to the challenges of the pandemic. Because this community is so close-knit, the crisis of a pandemic, instead of traumatizing them, became a wonderful opportunity for growth. Instead of shutting them down, it opened them up and drew their hearts even closer together and closer to their land and to their Creator.

Canada is currently facing a major epidemic of loneliness and depression — a mental health crisis of massive proportions. Yet, the LORD has provided a lifeline for you — a word of hope and a friendship that is eternal. God wants to work through you to rescue others from their loneliness. Take a look at today’s message and embrace the challenge.