A common challenge to a sense of meaning in life is circumstances that make us feel that God has neglected us, forgotten us, or is even out to get us. Have you ever felt like that?

In this age of constant comparison (usually via social media) we get caught up in not only comparison but competition, trying to outdo the next person...

From the Bachelorette to "rom-coms" to pop music that highlights the desire for love and the pain of rejected love. The idea of love is all around us

maybe then, if you are bored, or your life seems reduced to mundane routines, or you have lost the plot of your life's story, it's because your life is filled with things that will never bring what you most desperately need

if you read the events leading up to and including the death of Jesus, on Good Friday, you might conclude that these guys were a bunch of failures. To the point where each one of them bailed on Jesus when it mattered most.

The good news of the gospel requires a response that should go way beyond, self-satisfaction. Maybe it should reflect the women who visited the tomb on Easter Sunday who were met by two angels

for most of Jesus' ministry, crowds followed him wherever He went. Word spread of all he was doing and people wanted to see for themselves, and more importantly, maybe get something for themselves...

Did you see it? The 2026 World Happiness report is out; and according to it, Canada isn't doing so well.

A few hours into our drive, trying to keep our minds off the fact that we were starting to feel like frozen entrees, somewhere in the middle of nowhere Quebec, we saw two guys walking alongside the side of the highway with a vehicle in the background

The number of diet and fitness plans are mind-boggling and equally overwhelming; each supposedly better than the last one. And like most things, there are advocates for each and every opinion