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This Sunday, we’ll explore Ecclesiastes 2, where the Preacher recounts his grand experiment with pleasure. From laughter and wine to grand projects and abundant wealth, he pursued it all, only to discover that these fleeting joys left him empty. Solomon held nothing...

Have you ever felt like life is an endless cycle of repetition? The laundry gets folded, only to pile up again. The dishes are washed, yet tomorrow they will need cleaning once more. In the opening chapter of Ecclesiastes, the Preacher confronts us with this stark...

Many Christian kids in the 70s and early 80s were familiar with Spire Comics.  My brothers and I had almost every one of them.  I still can picture the tiny Christian bookstore we would go to and remember the excitement of picking a new one off the rack.  Some were...

The Christmas holiday is over, and the New Year has arrived! Good-bye 2024, and Hello 2025. Here’s a new year thought: Be grateful that no matter how much you ate over the holiday season … your earrings still fit. 😊 New years are a time for new beginnings. Time to...

I have a precious memory from back when FaithPoint was in its early days as a congregation and meeting for worship in the high school auditorium.  After one service, an 11 year old girl approached me and asked if I could pray with her.  We found a quiet corner near...

Music is a marvellous gift from God, a pearl to ponder.  Concerning music, Martin Luther said, “Next to the Word of God, the noble art of music is the greatest treasure in the world.”  I agree wholeheartedly. Christianity is a singing faith, in contrast to the...

Imagine, being in the same stable as sweet Baby Jesus! This Sunday our FaithPoint kids will share “Manger Tales” a special Christmas program featuring the animals from the first Christmas night. This creative worship service tells the wonderful, good news of Christmas...

This Sunday we’ll hear about John the Baptist, certainly one of the more colorful characters in the Bible and in all of history. He wore camel hair as his coat, long before it became a fashionable trend. His diet of locusts and wild honey was his main staple, long...

This Sunday we will kick off the season of Advent, which is the beginning of the church year. Advent is the season of waiting and hope, and it lasts for four weeks. Isaiah 64 taps into the spirit of the season when he pleads with God to 1) Hurry!  2) Halt!  3) Help!...