Faith in the mundane
The life of Jesus was earth-shatteringly transformational, and yet it still had a lot of mundane and everyday bits.
The life of Jesus was earth-shatteringly transformational, and yet it still had a lot of mundane and everyday bits.
Don't allow your disappointments to consume you but give them to God and allow his peace and joy to sustain you.
I still don't understand why God does what he chooses to do, but I know his heart is good.
Beyond the noisy buffeting and chilling winds of our day, there are many encouragements. Let me offer you four.
Lent is a traditional period in the Church calendar which precedes Easter. This the story ...
Jewish academic and Hebrew scholar Irene Lancaster reflects on the Exodus of the Israelites and what real freedom is.
Sadly, there are more leaders who will fall in 2024 and beyond. As they fall, know that God sent His prophets to them privately long before and they ignored it. Don't you and I do the same.
You might have also thought Deuteronomy was dry or even worse, that it was just a book full of dreadful rules but if you zoom out you see a glorious picture of God's grace and care and how it all fits into the big picture of Jesus coming to set all things right and that is why I find Deuteronomy not dry or dreadful but delightful!
If you were at the Western Wall and wanted to write one prayer to stick in the rocks, what would it be?
In the Christian tradition, this annual reset can hold a particular significance, serving as an opportune moment to rededicate oneself to a life guided by faith and spiritual principles.
Across most of the Orthodox world, many millions of people celebrate Christmas on 7 January. This is the story...
As we watch the news of people fleeing the holy land, it reminds us that Jesus himself was also a refugee from that area. This is the story...