RBC and FCBC Announcement of a Leadership Change
Please read this document for an extended version of the Family Chat announcement made in services on May 3, 2026. This includes the announcement itself, a timeline, and an FAQ. If you have any questions, please contact our Elders at elders@rbclondon.ca.
Did God Actually Say? The Ancient Lie and the Modern Church.
Now the serpent was more crafty than any other beast of the field that the LORD God had made. He said to the woman, “Did God actually say, ‘You shall not eat of any tree in the garden’?” — Genesis 3:1 From the very beginning of human history, one of Satan’s most effective weapons has been casting doubt upon […]
A World in Need of Prayer
We live in a sin-cursed world, filled with sinners. We encourage you all to be continually praying for the many situations in our world – so much wickedness, violence, hatred, and loss. The greatest help for our world, is not politics, social activism, debate or rallies, but the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The Word of God has […]
Lament Resources
As we kick off our summer series on biblical lament, here are some books we would recommend on this topic: Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy, by Mark Vroegop The Path of Life: Blessedness in Seasons of Lament, by Stephen J. Yuille The Humbling of Job, by Craig K. Svensson Trusting God, by Jerry Bridges The Great […]
God’s Sovereignty and Our Response to the Election
The recent election has concluded, with the Liberals forming the government. If the overall result did not yield the change in power you may have desired this may lead to the question: As Christians, what is God’s expectation of us in light of these results? It is crucial to remember this fundamental truth: Our God […]
Forgiveness Series
Scott mentioned in his sermon on April 13, a wonderful series on Forgiveness by Milton Vincent, which we would highly recommend. It is very biblical, and is sure to impact your heart and mind, no matter where you are at. Here is a link to the original 4-part series that Scott mentioned. Also, Milton Vincent […]
God’s Gift of Guilt
This post is in connection with our study in the book of Genesis on Sundays, specifically chapters 42-45, looking at God’s gracious work in the lives and hearts of Joesph’s 10 brothers. God uses Joseph to take them through a process, as he presses on their hearts, on their sin, seeking to see them own […]
God’s “eternal power and divine nature” (Romans 1:20) Seen in Amazing Ways in our World
Destin Sandlin is an American engineer and science enthusiast as well as a very popular YouTube personality (and at one point he was a missile flight test engineer). He loves to explain how things work, rockets, motors, how to blast baseballs at 1,000 MPH, nuclear submarines, super slow motion videos of things blowing apart, etc. […]
Resources to Help with a Biblical Worldview
The Bible is the best, and only sufficient resource for the problems we deal with in life. By the grace of God, there are also many other good, biblical resources to help apply what the Bible teaches in specific areas. The Bible is still the ultimate authority and source of truth, so we, as Bible-believing […]
When a Spiritual Leader Falls
In this article, Sam Crabtree from Bethlehem College and Seminary (John Piper’s home base) talks to Christians who are wondering how to respond to the news that a church leader has experienced moral failure. He writes, “Most of us know the shock, disbelief, sadness, and perhaps even fury of discovering that a beloved and respected […]