Independence Is Responsibility
Independence is responsibility, hard work, dedication, faith, and friends.
Bob JonesSeptember 7, 2025
A Just Peace in Ukraine
On August 24, 2024, join together in prayer with Christians worldwide for a just peace in Ukraine.
Bob JonesAugust 21, 2025
8 Pivotal Facts About Jesus
Jesus never experienced an identity crisis, however he often sent his critics into a crisis because he was acutely self-aware.
Bob JonesSeptember 6, 2023
How To Be Your Pastor’s MVP
Every pastor needs an MVP or a whole tribe of them.
Bob JonesJune 5, 2022
12 QUALITIES OF LEADERS WHO LAST
Spending five days with the leaders of some of the largest churches in Canada surfaces a lot of success secrets. Fifteen of the leaders have over 35 years of ministry and marriage experience. They've soared when so many others have flamed out. Here are 12 qualities I observed in them.
Bob JonesAugust 2, 2020
THE CHURCH: A FELLOWSHIP OF DIFFERENTS
Scot McKnight is a theologian and a storyteller, which makes for the best combo in communicating complex concepts. The theological term for his subject is "ecclesiology." The everyday term is "what-the-church-is-all-about." The kind of church Scot McKnight describes in A Fellowship of Differents isn’t your parent’s church or for that matter your grandparents’ church. It's way older than that, going all the way back to the New Testament.
Bob JonesMay 14, 2019
JESUS LEADERSHIP COACH FOR CHURCHES
The Revelation of Jesus Christ – the last book in the Bible and last to be added to the Bible – is a must first read for leaders wanting to see churches become all Jesus intended them to be. The twenty-first century church tends to relegate the book of Revelation to the sidelines because of its mysterious imagery or to the dog and pony shows of end time dispensationalists. You know the ones with the mile wide chronological maps of The Last Days events. We’ve been robbed.
Bob JonesApril 1, 2019
THE POWER OF 2ND CHANCES: THE KELLYS’ STORY
2nd chances are a gift from God. His 20-year marriage had just ended. Rick didn’t expect to see anything positive from the ordeal. Her 25-year marriage also ended in divorce. Jan's expectations of the future were few in number and a "happily-ever-after" wasn't one of them. Jan jokes that the end of her marriage was her fault. “I couldn’t get along with my husband’s girlfriend – even though she was my best friend!” Rick was worried about the legal costs and shared custody of his young daughter. He hit rock bottom. A GODWINK When a friend shared that there’s hope through faith in Jesus Christ, Rick accepted Jesus into his life and started to attend church. It was no coincidence…
Bob JonesMay 15, 2018
REST FOR THE BEAT UP AND BURNED OUT
Every Sunday at North Pointe's celebrations, anyone can come as they are. We drink coffee, laugh, worship, learn, pray, hug, love. Most importantly, we recover our lives. This Is Who We Are Over eighty four nationalities are represented in the community of North Pointe. We are characterized by multiple languages, ethnicities, educational backgrounds, preferences and styles - but one priority – a personal relationship with Jesus. North Pointe is a Bapticostal-Anglican-Reformed-Catholic-Lutheran-Charismatic-Alliance community of single, married, divorced, remarried, pre-believers, seekers and fully devoted followers of Jesus. We're a plurality of race, culture, style, socioeconomics, politics, language, ages, marital status - and a singularity in devotion to Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord. Come As You Are The Church is imperfect but…
Bob JonesJanuary 31, 2018