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Using a hockey analogy for the Reformation, Jeff Thiessen invites us to drop the gloves in love and imitate Jesus (and children) in questioning the way things are.

Gord Murray shares personal and scriptural stories to help us see the sources of trouble and the example of Jesus in finding joy in trials.

Gord Murray uses the parables of the treasure and the pearl to point out our value in Jesus’ eyes. While Satan reminds us of our sins, Jesus reminds us of what we’re worth to him.

Gord Utz of Portage Evangelical testifies about his relationship with God and teaches from Psalm 139 about how God knows us.

Brent Campbell of Trans World Radio shares the vision of disciples making disciples through media, because “media meets people where they are.” We can pray, go, give, and send so the unreached can hear about Jesus.

Carlos and Rianna Hodges Herrera are practicing what they preach and imitating Israel at the Jordan as they take steps of faith and aim to be missionaries wherever they are.

Gord Murray teaches from stories about relationships: living in peace with problem people by forgiving, separating, validating, and serving.

John Schellenberg draws from Hebrews 1, the Fall of Jerusalem, and his experiences of conversion, testifying, and cross-cultural mission to point us to the superiority of Jesus.

Sheldon Giesbrecht asks “Who gets the credit?” for the healing and hope described in Acts 3. Peter and John point to Jesus and call for repentance, which is still the church’s task today.

Kassy Schroeder of YFC Winnipeg looks at biblical hospitality as Welcoming Strangers (“Belonging”), expressing Heartfelt “Generosity,” and Serving with “Empathy” but without Expectation of reciprocity.

Donna Thiessen considers Psalm 103 through the Release, Receive, Return pattern of a labyrinth, and invites us to develop our own embodied spiritual practice to connect with the love and grace of God.

Garnet Hodges presents the power of testimony to encourage, citing Psalm 86, and telling the hymn story behind “How Great Thou Art.”

David Kruse shares lessons from the Census on Church and State, and scriptures about a Christian’s attitude to government viewed through the lens of love.

Darren Plett picks two points from Romans 12 on how the Church reflects the character of God.

Les Kroeker considers 1 Chronicles 10 and the progression of knowing, trusting, and obeying in the lives of Saul, David, and Jesus.