February 21, 2013
by Paul Toews
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Devotionals
| Tags: memorial, signpost, Sin, Temptation, Grace
The other day we drove past a bunch of flowers set up in memorial by a light post at an intersection. One of our kids remarked that someone had died there. I remember seeing a show, but I forget where, that indicated that such displays are actually illegal. They break some city bylaw or other, but many times officials are lenient and allow the memorials to remain, at lea...
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February 6, 2013
by Ava Peacock
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Category:
Life Application
On the weekend of January 25th- 26th 2013, Calvary Grace hosted its fifth annual conference. This was the first time that we have hosted this conference in our own building. The topic was “Revival”, and the guest speaker was Dr. Michael Haykin, a former teacher and colleague of our Senior Pastor, Clint Humfrey....
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December 23, 2012
by Cory Adamson
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Category:
Devotionals
| Tags: Christmas, saint nicholas, santa claus, Gospel
Is Christmas about giving gifts? Receiving gifts? Santa Claus and Elves?...
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December 22, 2012
by Gavin Peacock
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Category:
Life Application
| Tags: Gospel, Evangelism, Missions, canmore, united kingdom, ambrose
On Christmas Eve there will be a service at our house in Canmore. It comes out of the community group that has been meeting here for the past couple of years. God has blessed this Gospel work and I believe it is significant that the people in this group have keenly endorsed an “official” service....
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October 19, 2012
by Jeff Jones
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Current Events
Just this past week, I had the chance to watch the movie "Hellbound?" This film is being released tonight in theatres in Calgary and Edmonton. The movie is billed as a "feature-length documentary that explores the modern debate over the doctrine of hell." ...
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September 29, 2012
by Jeff Jones
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Category:
The Gospel
| Tags: Faith, Repentance, Gospel, Works
It’s been a few weeks since we looked at Mark last, and we left off with Jesus’s command to “repent” in chapter 1 verse 15. To repent is one side of the coin, and Jesus’ next command is the flip side, a call to faith. “Believe in the Gospel.” ...
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September 14, 2012
by Ben Hopman
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Category:
Devotionals
One of the things that I have really grown to appreciate about the music we sing at Calvary Grace is the inclusion of songs of supplication. Like many of the Psalms, songs of supplication reveal our weakness and God's strength, our lack of faith and His faithfulness, our sin and His holiness, etc. We cry out in song, seeking that our Trinitarian God would "Abide with ...
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August 18, 2012
by Jeff Jones
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Category:
The Gospel
| Tags: Gospel, Repentance, mark, Culture, Obedience, Christian Life
A couple weeks ago, we were breaking down Mark’s description of the beginning of Jesus’ ministry in Mark 1:14 and 15. Jesus began his preaching with an inidicative, a statement of fact, declaring what is. He said, “The time is fulfilled, and the Kingdom is at hand.” After the indicative, though, he follows it up with an imperative, a command, declaring what his hea...
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July 29, 2012
by Paul Toews
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Category:
Bible Study
| Tags: booth of david, amos, promised land
In the sermon I gave on Sunday, July 29 I highlighted the temporariness of the Booth of David and also stated that the Booth of David is Christ. This may have led some to think of Christ as being temporary. Those who know me know that I would never say such a thing. Let me explain one more time....
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July 28, 2012
by Jeff Jones
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Category:
Current Events
| Tags: Sin, Gospel, olympics, murder, Politics
Today marked the beginning of the 2012 Olympic Games in London. After years of preparation, with a more than $14 billion budget, and guarded by more than 37,000 security personnel, more than 10,500 athletes from all over the world will be competing for medals. At more than 30 Olympic venues, an expected 11 million spectators will observe the events and marvel at the athlet...
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