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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.

Over the past few of months I’ve been thinking a lot around the topic of service.

Trusting God is a funny thing. Making practical life decisions that at once uphold and rely on an unseen dimension is just not normal.

Have you ever really stopped to consider your knee? As a stand alone it makes no sense at all.

Being in community with other believers doesn’t always come easily for me. Churches are a large collection of people who outside of their faith might never cross paths let alone desire to forge a friendship.

“I don’t think any of us are in danger of hearing Jesus say...” is how I heard Ray Ortlund begin his answer.

The Psalms give us some of the most profound insight into human emotions and experiences ever written down. They draw us into expression.

The Gospel. The Good News. If we had to summarise the Gospel in as few words as possible we might just say “Jesus died for our sins.”

I was four years old when my Uncle saved me from drowning in a lake at a family gathering.