This week’s sermons are drawn from the story of David and Goliath and revolve around why we should use what we know rather than trying to use what well meaning people suggest we use. It is important for us to keep learning and trying new things but when we need to accomplish something, use what…
As I am sure the astute regular readers among you have noticed this post looks a little different. First of all, we don’t have RCL Scripture but just Scripture and second, the sermon comes from First Baptist, Regina not Knox nor St. Mark’s Presbyterian. Well, there is a simple explanation for this, I was preaching…
Confidence. Something we exercise every day. Confidence in: our abilities, that other person’s ability and interest in stopping for the red light, our bank, our government, friends . . . the list is endless. But do we know what we mean when we use “confidence”? con·fi·dence/ˈkänfidəns/ Noun: The feeling or belief that one can rely…