#cancel. #boycott. #block. #mute. These days, it’s hard to scroll through social media sites without some form of these hashtags showing up in your trending topics. With an estimated 3.6 billion social media users worldwide, it’s no surprise that platforms like Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and Instagram have become the perfect breeding ground for the phenomenon we now refer to as “cancel culture.”
Recently I have been studying the Book of Jeremiah. My heart has been stirred as I sense the burden of this devout, young, sensitive prophet, and read again his fearless warning to a faithless, idolatrous and wayward nation. My tears were mingled with the weeping prophet’s as he pleaded with an apathetic people. My heart ached because I saw a striking parallel between the erring nation of Judah and our own beloved country.
‘Now My Eyes Have Seen You’
God can actually live in your heart? This truth from the Bible is all but impossible to grasp.
Today’s podcast episode is all about navigating this chaotic back to school season. Whether you’ve chosen homeschooling, online/virtual learning, in-person classes or a hybrid of the options, I encourage you to trust God in the process and bring your concerns to Him.
In the midst of a pandemic, with stores closing and companies cutting back, this year has left many with reduced hours or no work at all. That’s only added stress and financial strain for those trying to support themselves and their families.
A letter from Will Graham.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to wreak havoc on lives and economies around the world, more and more struggling Canadians are visiting Search for Jesus evangelism websites. Mickey,* an Alberta resident, was struggling in his marriage and family life. Read his story.
An interview with Andrew and Norine Brunson
2020 has been a year for the books, and these uncertain times may have you worried. Yet, even when life gets difficult or shaky—God is unmoved.
How do I spend time with God? Can I actually get to know Him?
Whether maneuvering COVID-19 restrictions, a serious illness or natural disaster, some people simply remain peaceful—in all circumstances. Find out how.
