Rock Canada
We are simply folks who love Jesus, who have chosen to share life together and live as living proclamations of the Kingdom. This site is the sharing of our journey as we seek to live healthy faith in the undiscovered country of non institutional religion. Through articles, stories, poems and podcast we seek to communicate a clear message of the love of God and intimacy with Jesus and how we walk that out in real life - Living into Life.
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The Exemplar - An angel was dispatched from heaven to roam the earth, and find two subjects. One subject was to be a paragon of life, and the other death. After a long search the angel found just two such subjects, and brought them together with an assignment.
“You two have been chosen by God, to help communicate life and death to the world. You are both already exemplars, so all that is asked of you is this: record what is important to you, and how you have lived. I will return in a week to gather your work.”
The first man was honored at the request, and set to his task with great aplomb. He worked feverishly night and day, attempting to record all the wisdom he had gained and lived. Then, realizing he could not write a novel in a week, he began whittling down his thoughts into a manifesto. Read More
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Current Podcast Habits of a Healthy Christian? - Dallas Willard says Grace isn't opposed to effort but to earning it. What is the role of the spiritual disciplines for healthy faith? Not getting hung up on a program, the guys talk about the values of spiritual discipline as a means of growing in deeper intimacy with Jesus. Listen |
Talkback - We want to know what you think!
Eugene Peterson for his thoughts about the Sacred-Secular Divide. Peterson offers some profound nsight of this gulf from History and challenges us to think differently.
Peterson was for many years James M. Houston Professor of Spiritual Theology at Regent College. He also served as founding pastor of Christ Our King Presbyterian Church in Bel Air, Maryland. A prolific author, he is probably most well known for The Message, his translation of the Bible in the language of today. Now retired from full-time teaching, Eugene and his wife Jan live in the Big Sky Country of rural Montana. Talkback
