Caring often begins with unexpected turns in life, reshaping a family’s journey in ways they could never have planned. For Steve and Ann, that turning point came with the birth of their son Joel, who was born with Down’s Syndrome and later diagnosed with a rare liver condition. What followed was a lifelong commitment to […]
A Pastoral Letter to Someone Struggling With Their Mental Health This Pastoral Christian letter reassures ‘Tommy’ that his life is precious, God-given, and deeply valued during a time of depression and anxiety; urging him to hold on through despair. Dear Tommy, You have been really open about the very low feelings you’ve been having and […]
In this emotional and inspiring Guest Post, ‘Daisy’ explores the importance of trusting in God’s plan during the most challenging of times…
Are you more like a sea lion or a snail? A sea lion is concerned with getting the right performance and applause as it balances a ball on its nose whereas the snail moves so slowly to a task that you might think it is paralysed.
Here, we answer the question: Should we read the Bible literally or contextually?
In this thoughtful and moving Guest Post, Solicitor Diane explores the presence of God in her personal, and particularly her professional life. I am often surprised by the perceived separation of the secular world and Christian world when talking with my Christian friends, particularly in relation to my job. I experience God in both […]
A Pastoral Christian letter for anyone drawing closer to God but feeling spiritually attacked; drawing closer to God may bring challenges and spiritual resistance, but He equips, protects, and stays with you always – so you can stand firm, knowing nothing can separate you from His love.
Very few people seem happy with the world today. This is hardly surprising when you see endless pictures of conflicts and hear continual news of exploitation, murder, lies and the rape of the planet. Older people have the common refrain, ‘it was better in our day’ whilst bemoaning the attitude of the younger generation; ‘Gen Z’ say, ‘we have nothing to hope for’ whilst feeling that this is the legacy given them from complacent ‘Baby Boomers’. History is punctuated by various protest movements for change.
“Why Must I Suffer?”: In this latest Guest Post, Grace Church Leader Joe Leach explores the experience human suffering and finding comfort in a God who understands that suffering… The question of suffering is not an academic one. It is, in fact, a question that any worldview must provide some kind of answer to. And […]
Daily Christian Habits That Help You Stay Connected to God? What are some daily Christian habits that help you stay connected to God? According to Google, this is a question that hundreds of people often ask themselves and so it is one to be addressed! Presuppositions If you get your ‘presupposition’ wrong, then you may […]
