Church of the Resurrection, Anglican Church

Anglican Parish of the Nerepis & St. John

God’s Stories – Episode #3

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Discussion Questions:

  1. What would be some worries that want to choke your relationship God?
  2. What might be some distractions that might want to choke your relationship with God?
  3. How does it feel to know that, like the birds in the parable, there is a force that does not want to see God’s Word take deep root in you?
  4. In good soil God’s Word can produce 30, 60 and 100 times the results. Can you think of some examples where you say someone with “good soil” serve like that?
  5. What could be possible in your family, church family, and community if we all sought to be “good soil” for God’s Word?

Rev. Michael Caines

I live to answer the question: “So how did you go from civil engineering to becoming a priest??” I have been here since 2008 when I arrived as the assistant. Since 2012 I have been leading the church as the Priest-in-Charge, and now as the full-time Lead Pastor. I grew up in Sussex, N.B. and then studied Civil Engineering at UNB Fredericton. After a brief period in youth ministry my wife and I moved to Uganda to teach and work at an Anglican Secondary School. After that, I studied at Wycliffe College in Toronto, ON and was ordained in 2008. I served with the Naval Reserve for a number of years but now as the Chaplain for 3 Field Artillery Regiment in Saint John and Woodstock, N.B. I love the outdoors and in my down time I enjoy running, sailing and playing music, but most importantly, time with my family.

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    The Parish of the Nerepis & Saint John is located in New Brunswick, Canada, and is a member of The Anglican Diocese of Fredericton, and The Anglican Church of Canada.