Living

Making disciples who make disciples

"Making disciples who make disciples" is not merely a slogan; it's a profound approach to living out the Great Commission.

Transitioning to a new wineskin

Rume Kpadamrophe

Transitioning is often not an easy process as it involves leaving the familiar to what may be totally different or not-so-familiar.
Walking by faith, not by sight

Victoria Richards

God has our best interest at heart; all we need to do is put our trust in him and truly live for Him.
Coping with grief: finding strength and healing through faith and prayer

Duncan Williams

For most of us, grief is an unavoidable human experience, one that we all must navigate at some point in our lives.
The power of prayer in a busy life

Roydon Ng

Prioritising prayer during busy periods may seem challenging, but it is a commitment that yields immeasurable rewards.
Patient development

Roden Meares

It is a great encouragement to know that Jesus can bear fruit through us. But notice that there are indications that this process of bearing fruit takes time.
How the Psalms have been central to worship through history

Neil Rees

The Psalms have played an important role in Jewish and Christian tradition from ancient times until today. It is the oldest continually used songbook in human history. This is the story...
Balancing work and parenting

Jo Trickey

Helen Skelton made headlines this week declaring 'the juggle is real'. It's the kind of dilemma that faces us every day.
Deuteronomy and the balance of power

Irene Lancaster

The answer to power which corrupts is checks and balances. Therefore, towards the end of his life, Moses gives the Children of Israel instructions on how to separate King, judiciary and legislature.
A letter from your Father

Stephanie Yao

My child, my words are true, you can trust me.
(Un)invited

Jo Fuller

It can hurt to not be invited to things. When we do not get invited to something there is always an open invitation to draw close to the Father.
Our limitless God

Jo Fuller

The possibilities with God are limitless. Yet we can often limit God due to our human thinking.