The Christmas story is about God sending his Son, Immanuel, to be 'God with us'. Jesus endured separation from his Father to offer us salvation from eternal isolation, as well as honesty and openness with God now.
The 2020 Olympic games in Tokyo bring together athletes from different ages, classes, race and countries. Sport gives us a wonderful picture of running the race of the Christian life alongside Jesus and knowing he has already secured our victory.
Like Euro 2020, the Christian story is also one of great expectations and hope of a great victory. But when Jesus arrived, he wasn't the winner everyone expected. Was there more to the cross than defeat?
A comic, Covid-spin on the 12 'Dais' of Christmas (via Zoom) - and a poignant reminder of the 1 day that brought a message of love to our messy world.
The lockdown ‘Do Nots’ might feel confining, but the Bible’s ‘Do Nots’ are liberating.
Have you noticed that we can be less scared depending on who we’re with? The Bible tells us that the Almighty God is with us - always.
Another lockdown, 2 millennia ago: what does the apostle Paul write from prison? ‘Do not be anxious. Pray and receive God’s peace.’
The last year has seen love in action like no other - but we're not lovely all the time. How did God love unlovely people? He gave up his only Son and loved us - first.
Where does love come from? Why do we love at all? This Valentine’s watch the greatest love story ever written.