Robyn Roste is a professional writer with blogging, marketing and tourism experience. She also has a bachelor of journalism and diplomas in media and communications and biblical studies.
In many countries around the world, at the 11th hour of the 11th day in the 11th month we stop to remember those who fought for our freedom. Canadians call November 11...
Robyn Roste
We’re in the middle of “gratitude season” in North America, with Canadian Thanksgiving behind us and American Thanksgiving just ahead. Therefore...
September 30 is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, which is to commemorate victims and survivors of Indigenous residential schools in Canada. Between 1831 and...
For most of us in North America, back to school season signals change. The end of summer, the start of something new and the struggle to get back into routines. Some...
“If you don’t believe the Bible is the Word of God, are you a Christian?” I saw this question posted on an online forum and read through the discussion...
In Matthew 25:14-30, Jesus tells a story about a man who gave three of his servants money to invest on his behalf. The Parable of the Loaned Money is about how each...
People keep saying life is getting back to normal, and yet that isn’t the experience for many of us. We’re still processing all that has happened, and...
The Easter season is the high point in the liturgical calendar, completely focused on celebrating Jesus’ Resurrection. And celebrate we should! Christ took the...
Is this the year to skip New Year’s Resolutions? The past few months have been unlike any other in recent memory, and many of us have gone through the stages of grief at...
This Christmas season is shaping up to be anything but normal. Instead of lamenting what you’ve lost, what if you committed to creating meaningful holiday memories...
Does worry take up a lot of emotional space in your life? As Christians, we “know” we shouldn’t worry, and that it can distract us from our...
When I think about my top emotions throughout the past year, “gratitude” and “thankful” don’t immediately come to mind. Despite learning...
Over the past two years, I’ve watched my social media feeds degrade, transforming from a place of silliness and banter to one of emotionally charged statements and...
Whenever the Olympics come around I find myself transformed from someone who barely pays attention to the majority of sports into someone who analyzes the ins and outs...
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos made headlines this week as he launched Blue Origin NS-16 just past the boundary between Earth’s atmosphere and outer space. On July 20...
Everyone’s opinion of and experience with purity culture often comes down to when and where they grew up. And what denomination they were in. For example...
While it may feel like there's no point in even trying to save for the future, there's still value in practicing wise money management and trusting the Lord.
There’s a lot to care about in the world. As Christians, we’re concerned about the salvation of our loved ones and, as citizens of the world, we care about...
It has been a long time since many of us have ventured to the cinema to take in a flick on the big screen, but now that the world is beginning to open back up, long...
It’s a story of biblical proportions. On June 11, 2021, Michael Packard, a commercial lobster diver, was on his second dive of the day when he was swallowed by a...
On June 6, Pastor Rick Warren announced to his congregation his plan to retire after 51 years in ministry, and nearly 42 years as the lead pastor of Saddleback Community...
For many North American workers, things have been quite difficult over the last year and a half. With revolving lockdowns and varying degrees of working from home...
A new study has found the dominant worldview of adults in the United States is syncretism, a customized combination of various worldviews, and they rely on this...
The craft beer movement grew out of the American homebrewing movement and the ever-evolving industry has proven you don’t have to follow the rules to make good...
Being bombarded with bad news from every angle is something we’ve lived with for a long time. As a society, we seem drawn to sensational headlines and although we...