Enjoy Yourself – It’s Later Than You Think

We often hear the phrase “carpe diem” – seize the day, eat, drink, and be merry. But does living solely for immediate pleasure actually satisfy the deepest longings of the human heart? In this gentle and encouraging letter, Oggy responds to Sarah’s question about faith and fulfillment. Discover why God’s invitation isn’t to restrict our […]

Christianity Today: Exploring Faith in the Modern World

A long-form exploration of truth, ideas, Jesus Christ, and the one life-saving choice every person must face in christianity today. 1. Faith in a Modern World of Noise We live in a world overflowing with information — articles, podcasts, influencers, AI-generated opinions, cultural commentary, and endless debates. Western culture often leans toward cynicism about faith, […]

Time of Lull

A pastoral letter for when life feels paused There are seasons in life when everything seems to slow down; when doors close, plans dissolve, or the next step feels frustratingly unclear. These “in-between” moments can feel empty or unsettling, yet they are often rich with unseen purpose. In this pastoral letter, written to Rachel but […]

Daring to Trust God’s Love

What Adoption, Trauma, and Faith Teach Us About God’s Unfailing Love Through both her work and her family life, Sally has walked closely with children who struggle to trust; children whose early experiences have taught them that love can be dangerous and connection unsafe. In this reflection, she draws from those moments to explore how […]

Could be worse: Faith, Hope And Love For The Future

Walking Through Life’s Hardest Storms with Jesus What began as a day of household chaos for Angie and her husband – flooded drains and leaking windows – ended with a devastating reminder of life’s fragility: an aggressive return of Rob’s cancer. In the shadow of uncertainty and fear, they’re leaning on their faith in Jesus […]