On October 22, 1774, the First Continental Congress reached beyond the borders of the thirteen colonies and spoke directly to the people of Quebec. In this remarkable document — the Address to the Inhabitants of the Province of Quebec — the delegates extended a hand of fellowship, inviting their northern neighbors to join in the defense of liberty and justice.

Drafted with compassion and conviction, the Address appealed to the conscience of the Canadian people, urging them to embrace the principles of representative government and resist the oppressive measures of the Quebec Act. It was a message of unity, not rebellion — a call to stand together as free men under God.

In this episode, Pastor David guides listeners through the spirit and subs ...