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The pages of a book hold magic in them. On a single page you can travel through time forwards and backwards, meet someone you will love for the rest of your life, and be whisked away to parts of the world and into rooms you’ll never actually visit.

My favourite moment in CS Lewis ’classic allegory ‘The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe ’is after the White Witch and her cronies have finally killed Aslan (a great lion who represents Jesus).

There is a song that has become my anthem. The lyrics so grip my heart that I can’t help but worship. I love worship, it pulls me away from myself and reminds me who is holding my life in the palm of His hands.

You are beautiful; a wonderful, divine creation for sure; but I have learnt, that actually, this was never supposed to be our security.

The Bible commands Christians to “honour everyone” (1 Peter 2:17), to be devoted to each other in love, and to honour each other above ourselves (Romans 12:10).

When we read Acts, it is easy to see the church as a growing, vibrant phenomenon that was impacting the known world. And it was.

I've been thinking about what it means to step out in faith. It can be both humbling and exciting at the same time.

Remember that time when God said to Abraham, “Take your son, your only son, Isaac, whom you love, and go to the region of Moriah.

Have you ever thought to yourself “if I am a Christian, why do I still struggle with sin?” Even this last week I had similar thoughts after I unfairly disciplined my four year old, having reacted to her out of my frustration and anger, instead of out of my love for her.