Love. Such a weird word. It means so much in the English language. When I was learning Biblical Greek last year, you would not believe how many words for love I had to memorize. English has a lot of great words. Bumbershoot. Pterodactyl. Librocubicularist. Superfluous…
As I am sure we are all aware, it has been a tad cold this week. I don’t know about you, but I am extremely unproductive when I am cold. I huddle under heaps of blankets, hoping the kitchen floor will sweep itself and the dishes will end up in their proper places without my interference, or waiting for that paper to write itself…
This week has been a reminder in how much power I hold to hurt people. I look around and see pain everywhere. That’s the result of sin, of living in a fallen world. But it’s also something humans inflict on each other; sometimes unknowingly, and sometimes purposefully and maliciously…
What is the difference between wisdom and knowledge? It’s very easy to go through life “knowing” things. We all know “knowledge is power” and all that, but sometimes it seems like in this day and age, knowledge takes precedence over wisdom.
This week was a busy week for me. I’m finishing up my first semester of my last year of high school, which means tests and more tests. I had my biggest and hardest exam on Tuesday, and though I thought it went well, it reminded me how small my perspective is.
Easter:
Good Friday Service
Easter Sunday Sunrise Service at Dinosaur Provincial Park Outlook
Easter Sunday Service
Thanksgiving – 10:30 am Service
Christmas Eve: Candlelight Service