Those who trust in the Son are joined to him, raised from the dead, and live in the presence and power of the Holy Spirit.

Sinful humanity cannot exist in the presence of God. But God does not give up on his desire to share his divine eternal life with his human creatures.

There is something spiritually sweet about prayer. It pleases the Lord and makes the world pleasant and aromatic.

What might at first seem like the most boring part of the Bible is in fact one of the best parts—human sin doesn't ultimately stop the purposes of God!

You are what you love.

In this episode, John Thompson, senior pastor of Sanctus Church in Toronto, shares insights on empowering churches and individuals through the integration of spiritual gifts, disciplines, and divine encounters. He explains how Jesus' ministry, rooted in the Spirit's power and spiritual disciplines, serves as a model for believers today. The discussion focuses on the concept of convergence, where spiritual gifts and disciplines intersect to create effective ministry and personal transformation. Listeners will gain practical tools to identify and activate their spiritual gifts, enhancing both personal faith and church growth in a meaningful way.

Register for the upcoming New Room Gathering with Jon:
https://www.seedbed.com/newroomgathering

Watch Jon's sermon series on the Gifts of the Spirit from Sanctus Church's YouTube page:
https://www.youtube.com/@SanctusChurch

A true leader stands in the gap for his or her people.

This is what it means to be a disciple of Jesus—to live your life as if Jesus were living it.

Pastors are shepherds of people, and the stakes are as high as possible—life and death.

Although we no longer worship in the exact same way as did the Israelites in the wilderness, nevertheless intercession is still a part of Christian worship