Do I step out or not? 7 reasons from the book of Esther
The book of Esther does not mention God, but his remarkable providence is evident in every verse.
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Has the UK Church succumbed to the 'scarcity gospel'?
The prosperity gospel is indeed heresy. And yet, some Christians reading this article might be missing a bigger danger closer to home. -
In praise of passion
Enthusiasm is infectious. But sadly, in our churches, we don't always do enthusiasm well. -
The shaky beginnings of a now unshakeable faith
Through my early teens I ticked all the boxes for a young and growing Christian, but despite this God-centred, miracle witnessing childhood, my faith was still shaky. -
Only a minority of parents emphasize passing on their faith to children: study
While mental health concerns top the list of worries for parents today, and studies suggest religion is good for mental health, passing on their religious beliefs to their children is not highly prioritized by US adults with children younger than 18, new data from the Pew Research Center show. -
Nurturing our relationship with God
Plants get their nutrients from the soil and as Christians our nutrients come from God's Word. -
Trusting God means not worrying
God isn't my personal steward, to do or to act according to my will. If I was going to learn how to trust Him, I would have to do it His way, not mine. -
We are never alone
There are times in our lives when we feel alone and we feel as if our struggles are too much. During these times Abba wants us to know that he is ever present, no matter how we feel. -
Living according to the standards of the Bible, not my own
Like Joseph, let us stand up for what is right, even if we have to stand alone. -
A letter to my unborn child
If you keep these instructions, you will be like a tree planted by the riverside. -
Growing deeper to grow taller
I don't have many answers. But I do know that the quiet, gentle work of living with integrity through the non-spectacular parts of life will gradually result in greater strength from a deeper place. -
Good faith works just like a compass
I believe meditating on things is like the striking of a magnet. Each time you think upon a thought, event, person or idea, you are striking your inner compass to become more aligned with that way of thinking.
