In the troubled times in which we live, it is sometimes difficult to find good news stories concerning the actions of those with whom we share the political stage. When we do, it calls for celebration!
I would like to register my complaint—in the strongest possible terms—to the CBC’s “Vote Compass” page, which I viewed recently during the Alberta provincial election.
On May 2nd, we learned that a new baby princess was born to Prince William and Princess Kate. This baby is fourth in line for the British throne. She is the first female British Royal who cannot be supplanted by a younger brother for her position in line to the throne. This baby has great value!
The buildup to the April 21st federal budget may have been annoying, but the final product should really have been no surprise. In the aftermath of the long-delayed tabling of the budget, Canadians have been called upon to respond with heartfelt gratitude...
Can anyone doubt that this world is in crisis? Jesus declared, “in the last days, there will be wars and rumours of wars…Nation shall rise up against nation and kingdom against kingdom…” We certainly have that today.
Why would a federal party comment on education, an area of provincial jurisdiction? Because children are not just an area of jurisdiction; they are the future of the whole country.
Recently, following a church service, the song “I Can Only Imagine” was playing over the sound system. This song is the writer’s thoughts of Heaven: what it will be like and what he might do when he arrives there.
It seems that hardly a day goes by when we do not hear of another violent terrorist attack somewhere in the world. The Islamic State, the Taliban, and Boko Haram take responsibility for the worst of these atrocities.