Posts by Isaac Dagneau
Why We Worship
The role of worship is to keep us faithful where we’re planted. God calls us to endure where we are, learning to separate the cultural from the biblical.
READ MOREEpisode 148: Adding to the Conversation – Marijuana, Science and Creationism
In this week’s episode, we welcome Dr. Mark Ward, Dr. John Neufeld, and Ben Lowell and the three of them continue the dialogue on marijuana use and transition to discuss the realities of science and creationism in today’s culture.
READ MOREEpisode 144: Truth & Tolerance
As Christians we are told by Jesus to love our neighbours. Well, what happens if your neighbour doesn’t believe in God? On this week’s podcast, we speak with guest, Jonathan Morrow on the topics of truth & tolerance, discussing their meaning and how the Christian understanding of them differ from those in our culture.
READ MORE“Jesus Said What?” A Look at John 14:13-14
“Jesus said what? That can’t be right.” At first glance and without context, John 14:13-14 sounds like the ticket to all the happiness in the world! Yet, this ticket is quickly crumbled up and thrown on the ground when it seemingly proves untrue. However, upon reading it in its context we will find that it’s absolutely true and quite exciting.
READ MOREPratt’s Gospel Message and What We Can Do About It (newsfeed)
On Monday, June 18, 2018, actor Chris Pratt went a step further in his winning speech upon receiving an MTV award. In his “9 Rules for Life” that he gave, eight were a mixture of funny and semi-serious rules, and then the last was approaching explicit gospel.
READ MOREDay 8: The Southern Steps, The Temple Mount, the Via Dolorosa and Bethlehem
It’s the end. Well, for some of us! I was talking with someone this morning at breakfast and they asked if I was going to Jordan. I said that I…
READ MOREDay 7: Qumran Caves, Masada and the Dead Sea
Only 10,000 steps today – not bad! After almost 30,000 steps the two days prior, I’ll happily take 10,000. And with those 10,000 steps we certainly saw (and stepped on)…
READ MOREDay 6: The Upper Room, Peter’s Denial, Israel Museum, Yad Vashem and Old Jerusalem (Jaffa Gate)
What a great day – with much less steps involved! Our first stop was the Upper Room. Interesting to see the Muslim statue in there, wasn’t it?…
READ MOREDay 5: City of David, Mt of Olives, Gethsemane, Old Jerusalem and the Garden Tomb
Wow. And 13,000 steps later, we complete the day! We started our day at the City of David – at least my bus did. It was fascinating…
READ MOREDay 4: Nazareth, Jericho and Jerusalem
It kind of feels like we’re just hopping around Israel, doesn’t it? Today’s been so good. Do you ever wonder what Jesus was like as a…
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