Ever been misunderstood? Misunderstandings are a part of life. If not handled well, they can create major messes in our marriages and ministries. That’s one reason I’m thankful for the incident recorded in Joshua 22. It’s a case study on…
Read More Leadership Lessons from Less-Known Parts of the Bible (Joshua 22)
A BIG thank you to all who prayed for us last week; the Lord graciously answered your prayers. Linda had the joy of encouraging other ESL (English as a Second Language) teachers at a conference on Saturday. My ankle healed…
This has been “reading week” at Heritage so most students have been home and will be headed back to campus this weekend. Here are a few requests I’d ask you to bring before the Lord this weekend. Pray for students…
Yesterday was an incredible day at Heritage. Almost 500 people took part in the Heritage Preaching Lectures with Don Carson. To top the day off, we hosted a celebration dinner for Dr. Stan Fowler's 70th birthday. The surprise of the evening…
We are off to a great start this semester at Heritage. From what I am seeing in classrooms and on campus, I sense the Lord has given us a keen group of new students. We also have a stellar group of student…
Joshua 16 and 17 form one literary unit dealing with the allotment of land to the tribes of Ephraim and Manasseh—the two sons of Joseph. In the midst of the details about territorial boundaries, these chapters contain fascinating lessons for all…
Read More Leadership Lessons from Less-Known Parts of the Bible (Joshua 16-17)
On Labour Day, new college students moved into the residence halls. We had wonderful day—beautiful weather, helpful student leaders (who unload cars) and a very meaningful dedication service for students and their families. (Check out the pictures at the Heritage…
Today we turn the calendar page from August to September. Though the weather here in Cambridge still feels like summer, we are thinking “fall” at Heritage. It’s time for a new school year to begin. Our campus has been upgraded…
While we were in Chiang Mai this summer, we stayed with Brian and Linda Crawford, missionaries to Thailand and parents of some stellar Heritage students. One morning at breakfast, Brian mentioned the deep impact the biography of Adoniram Judson had…
We’re from Canada. And so are they….and they’re from Denmark and Deutschland, Holland and Hanoi, South Africa and the South, Myanmar and Minnesota, the United Kingdom and the United States. This is a multicultural place. We’re making global connections. We’re…
Rick and Linda Reed 