by revnick | Nov 25, 2013 | Reflections, Words to the Church
I’ve been thinking lately about leadership. In part because of discussions I’ve been involved in. In part because of what I observe in the church as I engage in ecumenical and denominational conversations. In part because of what we see being done by our...
by revnick | Nov 22, 2013 | Reflections
Today is the 50th anniversary of the death of C. S. Lewis (wikipedia). Once an atheist, who became a well known Christian author who’s works crossed boundaries into the secular world, particularly with the Chronicles of Narnia series. Here is my favourite C. S....
by revnick | Oct 22, 2013 | Reflections, Uncategorized
Last week I went to Moncton for a regional gathering for Cruxfusion we dubbed “Crux East” There were about 20 of us in attendance, not a big crowd, but enough for fellowship and to make new friends. This, after all, is just our first regional gathering, so...
by revnick | Oct 7, 2013 | Sermons
A reflection on Exodus 16:1-18 Moses got the people out of Egypt. It wasn’t easy, but the Pharaoh finally let them go. The people are free some slavery, and safely on the other side of the Red Sea. Except now they’re in a desert. It’s hot. It’s...
by revnick | Sep 29, 2013 | Sermons
A reflection from the life of Moses: Exodus 2:23 to 4:17 Before Moses came along, God made a promise to Abraham. A promise to this old man and his barren wife that they would have a child. Unlikely for sure, but it happened when Abraham was very old. In that promise,...
