8220;and you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free. Suffering and the Sovereignty of God. The Hidden Smile of God. Brad and I shared our testimonies on Sunday at church, as we were becoming members. My testimony has that mundane sort of feel I think we all tend to. Minimize when we are raised in a home with Christian parents. At a young age, and with nothing particularly profound, nor.

Thinking freely about science and religion. I promised another reply to a comment on faith. Continueing to try to nail down the slippery concept of faith. At the heart of faith is openness and understanding, not selfishness and pride. Of what virtue is there in only believing in what you can see and touch? If someone believes on faith that the Book.

November 24, 2008 by Jonathan Brink. November 21, 2008 by Jonathan Brink. Mancini offers a quote that resonated with me for days and one of the central reasons for discovering the Unique DNA of each church. 8220;The dramatic irony is that what happens at the conference is the exact opp.

All of the attention given to the undercover videos should not throw our scent off of the main path.

A Book Review of The Shack. June 20, 2008 by Rachel Musgrove. A realization hits Mack, the Great Sadness is gone. He walks up to Jesus and they talk over his past, his present, and what his future might look like.

Greetings from the prairies of Saskatchewan. Louise Street Community Church is located in the largest city of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon. Our building is just south of Circle Drive and Taylor Street, off Arlington Avenue. If you can find the Saskatoon Bridge Club or the Eastview Bowling Alley, look across the street! We are a small congregation who have had a presence in this city since 1930. We moved into our current building in 1994. 3042 Louise Street, Saskatoon SK S7J 2R9.

Various thinkings from a middle-aged pastor, father, husband, and identical twin. Discipleship, church programs, para-church stuff, sermons, theology, and life in general will all be discussed. The focus is on the weekly sermon from Louise Street Community Church of the Nazarene. Saturday, April 23, 2011. I have enjoyed using Blogger for the lst few years. But I have made the switch to WordPress for the simple reason I can now host the blog on our church website. It only makes sense, right? For God knows.