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Year-End Reflection

Published on January 10th, 2012 by in None

All praise & glory to God who is our Wonderful Saviour of the world and Messiah.

He blessed our GTA Christmas Celebration on Dec 11th, as well as our own Christmas Worship Service. God used Pastor Paul Lee as an insightful and gracious Christmas messenger on Matt 1:18-25 titled, “Immanuel—God with us.” Through this message we learned about Jesus’ amazing humility and his perfect love. He loves humanity with his entire being, but the problem is that we are sinful and He is a Holy God. He rectified that problem by sending his one and only Son Jesus Christ into this world to save his people from their sins. His humility is even further revealed when we see where and how Jesus was born. He wasn’t born in a luxurious palace with comfortable bedding and sheets; instead he was born in a cold and dirty stable and placed in a manger. The Holy God was reduced to a human being and was born in a stable for us. Such great love! Jesus is Immanuel which means God with us. The most perplexing and wonderful thing about our God is that He is not a distant God who rules with Tyranny from above. He yearns and earnestly desires to encounter us and to be with us. Even though sinners did not ask for Him, God came to us. Through the birth of Jesus Christ, God became tangible, approachable and proximate. We thank God for sending Jesus Christ to be with us and to save us of our sins! (more…)

 
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Encounter @ The Well

Published on January 5th, 2012 by in None

Encounter at the Well

“ So he got up and went to his father. “But while he was still a long way off, his father saw him and was filled with compassion for him; he ran to his son, threw his arms around him and kissed him.”Luke 15:20

Happy New Year! I thank God for His grace to us through the Well (formerly Young Disciples Conference)—our annual new year’s retreat held in Michindoh, Michigan (Dec 29-31). (more…)

 
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Seneca Bible Cafe

Published on November 3rd, 2011 by in Posts

We thank God for his abundant grace and blessing for the Campus Bible Club’s first school event with 24 attendants! Many new students attended this event which was a true blessing from God.

Campus Bible Club hosted a Bible Cafe held in Seneca Newnham Campus @ 4:30 – 5:45pm.

The Bible Cafe is a conversational style event where people are free to have open discussions regarding a topic or theme. The theme we were discussing was, “The Gospel.”

Matthew Vanderkooij (President of CBC) gave the opening address and welcomed everyone. We watched a video clip from the short-film “The Bridge” from the movie Most. It was a very inspiring and emotional short-film that vividly illustrates the Father God’s unimaginable choice to sacrifice his beloved Son to save ungrateful sinners. (more…)

 
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UTSC Bible Workshop

Published on November 2nd, 2011 by in Posts

UTSC had a fall Bible workshop with the theme ‘The Gospel’ on Nov. 2nd. 2011 at the Bible House.

David Balcarras (3rd year philosophy student) presented the first part of gospel key verses.He dealt with topics of sin, death, and judgment which describe men’s hopeless situation without the gospel. Rebecca Ellis who is 2nd year IDS student presented the second part which is consisted of the gift of God, the way of salvation, and the hope of the kingdom of God.

M.Isaac Kim presented the overview of the gospel with topics of the origin, theme, characteristics and universality of the gospel. Rebecca Ellis led discussion session based on 3 questions she prepared. Many attendants shared their view of the gospel and one thing they learned through presentations.

God sent Alice and Nicole for the workshop. We had a joyful dinner fellowship after the programs. We thank God for students’ participation in spite of busy school work as well as co-workers’ struggle to prepare a pleasant environment. Most of all, we thank God for giving all attendants an opportunity to listen to the gospel messages and renew their faith in the gospel.

- Reported by Issac K.

 

 
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