WORLD IMPACT MINISTRIES BLOG

SOME think that Christ is Jesus’ surname. Others recognize that Christ is a Greek word that corresponds to the Hebrew Messiah –the anointed one. That’s good as far as it goes, but there is a lot more to discover. Jesus, Christ and Lord; we often use these names and titles interchangeably, yet each has a distinct meaning. We read that God made Jesus “ both Lord and Christ,” Acts 2:36. Lord and Christ? What’s the difference and does it matter? Jesus inquired from the Pharis

I’M privileged to know Canada more than most Canadians. For the first 16 years of ministry I crisscrossed the country, often by car, from Newfoundland to Vancouver Island. International campaigns have taken much of my time over the past few decades, but the vision for Canada burns as strong as ever. Yet, like 22% of people in Canada, I was born outside of this country. As a child, I didn’t know much about Canada. My earliest recollection is watching the country of my birth, S

AN ancient Greek king stands on a hilltop surveying a battlefield. He sees soldiers engaged in fierce battles, when suddenly words reach him that the king who leads the opposing army has surrendered. The battle has been won; there is no need for further bloodshed. In response the king cries out; Tetelestai (It is finished). An accountant in ancient Greece has concluded a financial report; income and expenses, the balance sheet, all are in perfect order. There’s no further nee