
In Support of Our Friends and Colleagues at Trinity Western University
In recent weeks, Trinity Western University’s (TWU) proposal for a law school has sparked much debate and discussion. The popular reaction from students, as reflected by tweets, status updates, and petitions, has generally been one of strong disapproval. However, often drowned out—but not absent—are the alternative voices in the debate. For instance, President Lindsay Lyster [...]

Find a broken wall – and then Rebuild it.
Find a broken wall, Brian Stiller says in his new book — and then rebuild it. This is not a book for everyone. It is a book for leaders of Christian churches, ministries, and organizations. Particularly, it is a leadership manual for those individuals who are called to take on the leadership of deeply troubled [...]

Measuring Religious Experiences
Religious experiences have long been mysterious events that only the mystics have understood. However, whether you are a mystic or not, how do you explain a religious experience? How do you account for life-altering religious conversions, near death experiences, or simply worship and prayer? And, can these experiences even be measured or explained in any [...]

Scoping the BC election
It was a late night in the Mackey household in Ottawa yesterday (May 14/15). Somehow, the folk in our home province couldn’t schedule the British Columbia election results to suit their eastern Canadian ex-pats. But not to complain. The B. C. election results were arguably instructive to folk in other parts of Canada whose provincial [...]

Rethinking Purgatory: C.S. Lewis on the controversial doctrine
Why C.S. Lewis believed in purgatory – and why Protestants need to think about it. C.S. Lewis may be best described as a “mere” Christian in search of a “mere” Christianity. In the preface to his appropriately titled book, Mere Christianity, Lewis describes himself as “a very ordinary layman of the Church of England” whose [...]
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Scoping the BC election
It was a late night in the Mackey household in Ottawa yesterday (May 14/15). Somehow, the folk in our home province couldn't schedule the British Columbia election results to suit their eastern Canadian ex-pats.But not to complain. The … Continue Reading...
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OttawaWatch: Somebody’s place in Ottawa
February 15, 2013 By Lloyd Mackey
From my perch, here in Ottawa, one can catch a glimpse of something new emerging in the field of faith-political interfacing. Its working name is "My Place-Chez Moi."It may well be Ottawa's best-kept secret … Continue Reading

“Silver Linings Playbook” Review
January 29, 2013 By Duncan Ris
The Academy Award nominated feel-good romantic comedy Silver Linings Playbook has gotten some extremely high praise and a significant amount of buzz. Starring Jennifer Lawrence (Hunger Games) and Bradley Cooper … Continue Reading

Trinity Western University’s law school and the battle over free thinking
January 25, 2013 By Paul Arnold
It is clear that the debate over Trinity Western University’s proposal for a law school is no longer a debate over homosexuality and religious freedom, but a debate over intellectual competency.Take the … Continue Reading

Rethinking Purgatory: C.S. Lewis on the controversial doctrine
January 23, 2013 By Paul Arnold
Why C.S. Lewis believed in purgatory - and why Protestants need to think about it.C.S. Lewis may be best described as a “mere” Christian in search of a “mere” Christianity. In the preface to his … Continue Reading

The Limits of Grace
January 21, 2013 By Sean Graham
How far does grace take us? Does the grace of God have limits? The struggle of living with grace is that grace asks us the question, “When is it time to no longer be gracious?” There is a very honest … Continue Reading

Opposition to Trinity Western Law School because of anti-homosexual rules
January 17, 2013 By Paul Arnold
As reported in the Vancouver Sun, the Council of Canadian Law Deans oppose Trinity Western University’s (TWU) proposal for the country’s first religious law school because of the university’s … Continue Reading

Book Review: Find a Broken Wall
January 16, 2013 By Jim Coggins
Find a broken wall, Brian Stiller says in his new book—and then rebuild it.This is not a book for everyone. It is a book for leaders of Christian churches, ministries, and organizations. Particularly, it … Continue Reading
Charitable status of Winnipeg Christian group revoked
January 14, 2013 By Paul Arnold
An evangelical group based in Winnipeg has lost its charitable status after an audit revealed that its director misused donated funds in order to benefit himself and his family.According to the story filed … Continue Reading



