A Rabbi, a Pastor and an Imam exchange truths and gain surprising insights about the father of three faiths. Continue reading
One Trekkie’s take on the glory and grandeur of travelling the universe from the comfort of one’s living room. Continue reading
Once in a while a book comes along that feels like a new spiritual classic. Author Mark Yaconelli is an original, fresh voice addressing timeless questions about brokenness and suffering. Continue reading
Is there any real prospect of healing the wounds and divisions within the Body of Christ? Tom Ryan’s new book sheds much-needed light on this issue, and helps us see that it can indeed become a reality…and in fact, is happening already. Continue reading
Former filmmaker Bill Locke enthusiastically shares his love of nature films, especially those written and narrated by naturalist David Attenborough, now 90 years old and still going strong. Continue reading
One couple’s unforgettable experience in a program that breaks down barriers between cultures…one dinner at a time. Continue reading
Did God design our brains to have built-in powers of healing? Bill Locke reviews two mind-bending books exploring a notion that flips many of our theories of medicine on their head: neuroplasticity. Continue reading
The Drop Box is a touching documentary about Father Jong-rak Lee, a Korean pastor who takes in abandoned children, and his struggle to care and provide for them. Continue reading
Canadians are partnering with a community in India, changing lives one family at a time through the VIKAS India Housing Project. Continue reading
Bill Locke reviews Letters to Father Jacob, a film from Finland that teams up two unlikely protagonists in a moving story of redemption and hope. Continue reading
