A Pastoral Christian letter offering advice & guidance on finding freedom from the burden of temptation, sin and guilt. Temptation, sin and guilt can pose a heavy burden on the soul. And, if like Amelia, you want to find freedom from these burdens, this Booster has been created for you. — Dear Amelia, You sent […]
A pastoral Christian letter offering encouragement for moving forward in faith Guilt can weigh heavy on the heart, but God’s mercy is greater than your mistakes. If you’re struggling with guilt, your mental health or feeling isolated and alone, the following Booster has been written especially for you and offers biblical wisdom, grace, and encouragement […]
How raising a family brought me to God ‘How Raising a Family Brought Me to God’: In this Guest Post, Sophie explores how falling in love and raising a family brought her to God and helped her find a sense of peace and belonging she had always longed for. — I grew up in a […]
‘My Journey to Knowing Jesus’: In this, our first Guest Post, born-again Christian Merry explores her journey to Jesus and finding a deep connection with God after a life filled with struggles and hardship; finding peace and love in the arms of The Lord.
We are urged to manage stress these days as a safeguard for our own mental health and wellbeing. It is ironic that so many of us are greatly stressed at a time when the standard of living and longevity are at such peaks. The industrial and technological revolutions raised expectations and now we have AI to push the limits even further on what it means to be human.
The fear of what might happen plagues everyone at different times of life in all sorts of ways. Personal threat may come through social media even to children or to adults through ransomware extortioners. It could be the threat to cut off your services, to expose you for some wrong-doing or even to go after […]
Balancing priorities in life is a skill that many of us get wrong at some point.
Even as children, there will be some who are driven by parental expectations or personal obsession to study and not play.
The sad truth is that landslides result in many deaths the world over every year, sometimes wiping out whole communities – 2000 people were killed by one in Peru in 1962. The most common cause is erosion which leads to loss of stable ground and then to a collapse just as with this cliff face.
If belief in God is likened to a cliff, what are the corrosive forces that might lead to a collapse?
Wind and weather come together – one brings the other. What they both have in common is that they are very changeable and unpredictable even to the best red-faced forecasters.
If a weather vane cannot be relied upon as an accurate weather forecaster, then something that is a fixed point is needed for safe navigation – how about magnetic north?
Cement is not meant to be walked in! However, these steps and pawprints reflect the love and faithfulness of this dog for its master which is saved for posterity! In the old carol about Good King Wenceslas, we see the monarch and his page stepping out in harsh cold weather to show kindness to a household in poverty. They set out together to take food, wine and logs for a poor man. The King makes it easier for his servant in making a safe way through the thick snow:
