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1 June 2025 The Stories of our Lives by Sue Sainsbury We had a day off recently and it was wet, windy, and dreary. I was tired. I didn’t want to see anyone or go anywhere. I just wanted to rest. And so, although it felt absolutely decadent, when there were so many jobs to do, I sat in my favourite chair and read a book. All day long! It was a story book....
31 May 2025 Shaky Days by Dean Gardner In this psalm, King David feels assaulted and attacked from all sides. That wasn’t an unusual experience for him both before and after he became the king of Israel. If it wasn’t the hostility of nations surrounding the kingdom, it was enemies within. When he wrote this psalm, the pressures had left...
30 May 2025 Who Has the Upper Hand? by David Cross Forgiving those who’ve sinned against us isn't just a nice thing for Christians to do. Paul says that it’ essential if we’re to stop the powers of darkness getting an upper hand in our lives, a place of the enemy’s authority, and an opportunity for him to bring us harm. This takes the issue of...
29 May 2025 Trusting God in Receiving and in Releasing by Bernard Kariuki Trusting God is essential in our Christian journey. His ways are not our ways, and sometimes, we don’t see how a ‘Red Sea’ can open up and make a way. Yet it does. You won’t see two fish and five loaves multiply to feed a multitude until you trust them in Jesus’ hands. You won't see the Jordan...
28 May 2025 Being Transformed by Gemma Gardner It’s truly amazing how the Lord can take a life that is utterly broken and twisted and make it into something beautiful for Him. And when we turn to Him in faith and give our lives to Him, the transformation work begins. The Lord really brought this home to me in an experience I had recently. My husband...
27 May 2025 No Condemnation by Ron Scurfield I was speaking to a friend recently, and in casual conversation asked him, “By the way, are you a Christian?” He paused for a moment, then painfully replied, “I try to be.” Perhaps this is true for many people. They see Jesus as the supreme example of how Christians should live their lives, but...
26 May 2025 Warped Perspective by Christel Baxter So many times in this life we’re faced with things we simply don’t understand and which make no logical sense to us. Because we’re rational beings, and we are used to figuring things out with our minds, we try to do exactly that. One way we reason things through is to tap into the resource of knowledge...
25 May 2025 What Are Your Soundbites? by Tracey Smith When I think about memorable words, I think about great speeches. I have a dream. Martin Luther King We will fight them on the beaches. Winston Churchill Ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country. JFK These are of course just snippets of much longer speeches, but...
24 May 2025 What Is the Right Thing to Do? by Grace Bull Buying and selling a house can be a stressful experience. I remember when I moved to the north of England and was trying to buy a house. I searched for months without finding anything suitable. Finally, a nice property in my price range showed up online. I asked the estate agents to show me round, but...
23 May 2025 Be Careful What You Swallow by Peter Brokaar A recent illness brought me a new opportunity reflect on what happens when we swallow something, whether it is physical food or spiritual fare. Simultaneous infections in my ear and throat put me out of action for a little while. As I thought about the functions of the ear and mouth, I realised they...