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Twice in the book of Hebrews, the writer tells us to be "bold" in relation to communion with God.

I was recently drawn to three identities that, as we appreciate them, help us to learn something of humility

Why do we get so absorbed in the adventures and dramas of other people’s lives, when there is work of eternal consequence awaiting us. 

In 2 Corinthians 1:3-11, Paul reveals three ways in which we can find spiritual comfort in our trials.

As we step into a new year, let us do so with confidence that it is in God's hands, expectation that He will work,

Regardless of how favourable our circumstances may or may not be, nobody is immune to fear of the unknown.

Worship is key to a thriving relationship with God.

'What shall he be?' is a question on the lips of most new parents as they look upon their newborn child.

“For this is the will of God, even your sanctification”

Psalm 1 gives the description of a righteous man. I love the illustration – “he shall be like a tree”!

Many of us struggle with questions, like 'Does God care?' or 'Is God really in control?'

The Psalmists wrote in their time and Testament. Can we take their language and express it in NT times?