Posts by
Denys Blackmore
Jesus prayed that you would know him
There’s a way of knowing God that changes everything. It enables us to experience living hope even when surrounded by chaos and suffering.
The importance of unity for evangelism
When Gods’ people come together with a common desire to reach their community with the gospel message, the Lord blesses with astounding outcomes.
EHC celebrates 80 years of gospel ministry
Eight decades of amazingly fruitful ministry make it clear: wherever gospel seeds are sown prayerfully and faithfully, a great harvest follows, to the glory of God!
Remembering Dick Eastman, 1944-2026
May the seeds that he sowed in faith continue to bear lasting fruit an produce a harvest of souls unto eternal life.
Peace in the midst of the storm
In a season of instability, we can find rest and peace in our Lord. He is with us, attentive to our prayers, and his Word is the guiding light we need.
Human impossibilities — Divine opportunities
For every trial and challenge in our lives and service to the Lord, his sufficiency is greater than our deficiency.
Let’s pray for Canada’s government
We raise our voices to God in prayer for ourselves, for others, and for the men and women who serve in government.
The gospel for everyone
The Christmas season is a deeply meaningful time of year and a wonderful opportunity to remember the people in our world who need to hear about Jesus.
Remembering persecuted Christians
Despite threats and extreme violence, the gospel of salvation is breaking through barriers everywhere. People in highly restricted nations are responding to the good news of Christ and turning to him in faith.
Thanksgiving as a way of life
Let’s always be thankful to the Lord whose great love endures forever. In the best of times and through the hardest days, he is with us.
A radical call to a radical cause
Let’s resolve to be witnesses of Christ and his gospel in a world of growing tensions, devastating wars, and hopelessness.
The Lord's Witnesses Matter
Witnesses pass along the unchanging message of God’s love and grace. Their character matters to the onlooker and has a lingering impact.