There’s no denying all three exist on social media. And yet for many people, these online platforms have become key sources of connection in a pandemic world. But how should Christians navigate this powerful tool?
BG-RRT chaplain ministry update from the BC flood response
Suicide has resurfaced in the news after a former Miss USA winner, attorney and TV correspondent took her own life at only 30 years old. Now, the question of “why” remains.
With seemingly everyone talking about it, suicide is becoming a rising concern for parents as their children silently battle anxiety, depression, bullying and more.
Billy Graham once said, “The Bible is not an option; it’s a necessity.” This is especially true in times of despair that can lead to anxiety and fear. These are a few of many Bible verses to refer to for peace and comfort.
Support from Canadians like you made it possible to send a total of 37 chaplains for one-week deployments in the two cities. Between late November and mid-January, they prayed with more than 1,500 people and God used them to bring nine people to faith in His Son.
How can you teach children truth in a world of conflicting values where they’re bombarded by misleading information at their fingertips?
The answer lies in the hope of the Gospel and the basics of what being a Christian even means.
Using the internet to help people see and understand the beauty of the Gospel.
Is your heart aching for Biblical encouragement during these times? Find a Bible study today.
“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, ... teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you” (Matthew 28:19–20, ESV)
