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22 April 2025

Hunger and Thirst

by Ron Scurfield

Towards the climax of His suffering on the cross of Calvary Jesus cried out, “I thirst” (John 19:28). Yet not long before, He had been offered a drink and refused it.  Some commentators say this was because it was ‘mixed with gall,’ a mild sedative which would dull the pain (Matthew 15:23)....

21 April 2025

Out of the Pit

by Dean Gardner

I love the way that the writers of the Bible, inspired by God through his Holy Spirit, paint such powerful pictures with their words, pictures that speak right into the circumstances of our lives. Our verses for today from Psalm 40 paint such a picture. They portray so clearly a person who had been trapped...

20 April 2025

The First of Many

by Peter Brokaar

The first of many! The Apostle Paul refers to Jesus as ‘the firstfruits’. What an incredible and hope-giving image! In the springtime the beginnings of the year’s harvest appear. Depending on where you live, this might be cherries, pears, rhubarb, or some greens. In the north of Scotland, to be...

19 April 2025

God of the Ever-Open Door

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Easter is a time when, as Christians, we reflect on the death and resurrection of Jesus and the enormity of what He has done to restore us to a right relationship with God. And it’s all by God’s grace, not through works. For me, the importance of these things is revealed in the story of the thief...

18 April 2025

Make It Stop!

by Lindsey Hanekom

Reading the story of the crucifixion of Jesus is deeply unpleasant in many ways. But the pain, anguish and suffering began well before His death on the cross. Jesus knew what lay before Him, and He tried to prepare Himself and His disciples for the upcoming times. The betrayal kiss, the arrest, the beatings,...

17 April 2025

The Importance of Remembering

by Bernard Kariuki

I wonder what comes to mind when you think of or remember Jesus? What stands out for you? In today’s text, Jesus urges us to continue the practice of breaking bread as a way to remember Him. As I reflect on today’s text, I am reminded of the incredible lengths He went to save us, especially in His...

16 April 2025

Our Spiritual Satnav

by Gilly Mathiesen

I am a visual learner and can generally find my way back to a place after being there a few times, just because of being able to recall certain landmarks. Signposts help too of course. But I have really appreciated being able to use Satnav in the car to get to unfamiliar places. As I was driving recently...

15 April 2025

Peaceful Sleep

by Liz Griffin

What do we do if we suffer injustice? We’re allowed to be angry. The bible acknowledges that. Some Christians mistakenly think that it’s sinful to feel angry about wickedness, evil, and sin. But we can be rightfully angry about injustice, oppression, abuse, cruelty, ungodly control, manipulation,...

14 April 2025

Stars

by John Sainsbury

In recent days, here in the UK, the sky at night has been clear with hardly a cloud by day or by night. It’s quite a rare thing in our part of the world, and it’s been marvellous! Each night I pop out into our garden with our dog Poppy before we go to our beds and, looking up at the night sky, it’s...

13 April 2025

Heartcry for freedom

by David Cross

Liberty has been a repeated heart cry worldwide, from both ordinary, and influential, men and women down through history. Countless wars between nations have been fought over the struggle for freedom. Freedom from oppressive government, freedom from slavery, freedom from prejudice, freedom from injustice,...

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