A Quiet Revival - But Are We Ready?
Is there a quiet revival happening in Britain? New research from the Bible Society reveals a surprising rise in church attendance - driven largely by young adults. As Gen Z turns toward faith with fresh curiosity, the question isn’t if they’ll come, but whether we’re ready. Learn how to steward this cultural moment; explore the data, the stories, and the growing need for bold, adaptive leadership.
A Different Kind of King: A Palm Sunday Reflection
In a world rife with political division and the pursuit of power, Palm Sunday offers a powerful counter-narrative. Reflect on how Jesus's humble arrival challenges our expectations of leadership and calls us to a different kind of kingdom.
Leadership that Anticipates
Great leaders don’t just react - they anticipate. Drawing inspiration from a young footballer, this blog delves into how Christian leaders can develop discernment, recognise cultural shifts, and lead with wisdom and purpose.
Sixty Seconds of Silence
Overwhelmed by noise? Experience the power of the 60-second silence. This simple practice, inspired by Psalm 131, brings calm and connection with God into your day. Try it today!
Auschwitz at 80
Marking 80 years since the liberation of Auschwitz, this blog reflects on the Holocaust's unimaginable darkness and the enduring lessons it teaches. It unpacks the persistence of antisemitism today and calls us to overcome hatred today.
The Traitors: Truth, Treachery, and the Danger of Groupthink
The Traitors isn’t just a reality TV phenomenon - it’s a compelling insight into human behaviour. From deception and manipulation to the dangers of groupthink, the show highlights how fear, peer pressure, and rumours can obscure and distort truth. Drawing on biblical wisdom, this blog examines how staying anchored in truth, resisting conformity, and exercising discernment can help us navigate life’s challenges with courage and conviction.
Faith, Football, and the Fine Line of Inclusivity
Is football truly inclusive? When Crystal Palace captain Marc Guehi added "I 🖤 Jesus" to his rainbow armband, he ignited a controversy that goes beyond the pitch. This blog examines the clash between values-driven campaigns, freedom of expression, and navigating faith and inclusivity in the modern game.
Some Reflections on the Assisted Dying Bill
Parliament just voted on the Assisted Dying Bill and it's stirred up a lot of emotions. Is the bill truly compassionate? This post grapples with the difficult issues and explores the potential risks and the impact the bill could have on how we care for the most vulnerable in society.
The Thanksgiving Telescope
Want more joy and peace in your life? Discover the power of daily gratitude! Learn how thanksgiving shifts perspective, combats entitlement, and magnifies God's presence in your life.
‘Manifest’ - A Christian Take on 2024’s Word of the Year
With ‘manifest’ crowned as Cambridge Dictionary's Word of the Year, this post explores the tension between the popular trend of speaking things into existence and a biblical understanding of faith. Discover the crucial distinctions between worldly manifestation and genuine Christian faith, and why true hope lies in surrendering to God's sovereignty, not in striving for control through affirmations and visualisation.
The Proof-Texting Trap: A Personal Lesson About Reading Bible Verses in Context
Ever seen a Bible verse taken out of context? Learn why proof-texting, or cherry-picking verses, can lead to misinterpretation and even harmful beliefs. This blog post explores the dangers of this practice and offers practical tips for reading Scripture with integrity. Discover how to avoid the pitfalls of proof-texting and develop a deeper understanding of God's Word.
When "God Is in Control" Isn't Enough
Does the statement "God is in control" mean we should passively accept the world's suffering? Uncover the distinction between God's sovereignty and control and see how belief in a sovereign God calls us to actively pursue justice, mercy, and reconciliation in a broken world.