Ezra Institute Lectures - Audio

Jesus is King and He's not running for re-election. Furthermore, as King He has commissioned His subjects to a great work, a work beyond "saving souls."

In the midst of an era of exponential change and unprecedented challenges, Christians have an important choice to make.

How to live in Babylon: Look Up, Look Out, and Look Forward.

Culture is an over-used and confusing word today with many Christians talking about it.

We live in a world riven by divisions. Unity is a challenge for the Church.

The theme of Ephesians is the Church. Paul is saying in this book that the Church of Jesus Christ is at the center of the eternal purposes of God.

Sin has ruined us. But God is great, and He has made us alive through Christ.

We lack even a rudimentary understanding of the headship of Christ and the hope of the gospel if we fail to grasp the glorious calling and the position of God's church in Jesus Christ.

Ephesians is the essential summary of Paul's theology, addressing the most sublime doctrines of the Christian faith.

Throughout history, attempts have been made to dehumanize others in order to justify killing them.

All law, being an expression of someone's morality, is an inescapable concept. Either God's law will define all morality, or man's law will.

Canada's Founding Fathers formed a nation based upon the traditional family as a bastion of privacy, privilege, and moral authority.

The teleological principle of everything we are and do — be it vocation, service, family relations or friendships — is the love of Christ.

Knowledge is never neutral. All education is worldview-laden, and therefore Christian parents must be discerning.

The struggle for the family today is a question of lordship, of sovereignty, and therefore concerns the kingdom of God.