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.
This past weekend (November 17 and 18), Canada’s largest Christian music awards show, the 43rd Covenant Awards, was held in Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario. Faith...
Robyn Roste
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...
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM). This annual campaign strives to promote inclusion in the workplace as well as celebrate the...
It’s safe to say blockbuster movies are back, and faith-based movies and Christian films are making a big play in late 2023 and early 2024. This past summer, Sound...
If you’re like millions of other workers in North America, you may have recently received notice that your company wants you back in the office, either full time...
With summer brings longer, warmer days and the sudden desire to get outside. You don’t have to be a gym buff to embrace summer fitness and have fun in the sun—there are...
What could be better than a summer road trip? The wind in your hair as you travel down the open open road, and enjoying the freedom and flexibility of exploring new...
For years, people have accused millennials of being restless in their careers—moving from one role to the next voluntarily and without the hope of moving up the ladder...
Eggs and Easter are practically synonymous, although with the rising cost of eggs people may be rethinking their Easter traditions this year. In December 2022...
Although the rate of inflation is less in 2023 than the previous year, the cost of living is still increasing quicker than wages in most North American cities. Experts...
If you’re a single person on February 14, you don’t need to dread Valentine’s Day. There are many ways to celebrate this ode to love without bending to...
Be honest: have you ever actually stuck to your New Year resolution? For many of us, resolutions are vague or unattainable dreams that we go after a few times and then...
Christmas traditions are often joyful and nostalgia-filled, but once the activities are finished and the celebrating has concluded, you may be left with a bit of time on...
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...