How does God respond when we ask, God, have you forgotten me?

This Ash Wednesday, as we begin 40 days of Lent our readings point us to prayer and a consideration of our mortality. Memento!

Story of equal wages given for unequal work is not a good pattern for labour relations! What was Jesus talking about?

Jesus named his 12 disciples and sent them out. What a responsibility! Likewise we have a responsibility to minister for Jesus where we are today. What a challenge.

Christianity stands or falls apart on the truth about the Resurrection. Join me in thinking about why a search for the empty tomb is fruitless but significantly life changing.

Prayer is one of those subjects we all know about but if we’re honest we are not sure we do it right. There are three clarifications in our readings today, let us dive in…..

The Lords Prayer teaches how to address the Almighty God, Father in heaven. In this all age drama we learn more about prayer.

All this Blessedness, but what does it mean and how can we tap into it, join us as we explore the Beatitudes.

The Persecuted is the last of the Beatitudes, I don’t think it wold be anyone’s favourite, but it happens.

Every Christian according to Jesus, is meant to be a peacemaker both in the community and in the church. He didn’t say it would be easy. Find out more…

Blessed are the Pure in Heart is the sixth beatitude and is perhaps the most demanding of the eight beatitudes. Interested? Enter in.

The Galilean’s were hungry for Jesus’ word, do we have that longing for him and his righteousness. Hope so, delve deeper.

Meek is a word we rarely use these days but what is it about meekness that finds blessedness?

Blessed are those who mourn doesnt sound like a blessed state, does Jesus mean what he says, let’s find out.

Blessed are the Poor in Spirit may be the least understood of the eight beatitudes. Let us find out more

The enemy’s strategy is often to mimic and twist the truth but Jesus’ response is patient. Judgement will one day sort the weeds from the wheat.

Three verbs from the Gospel of Matthew 11 :28 illuminate the relationship he longs to have with each one of us. How will you respond to his invitation?

In response to the one who would ask us to come unto him, I suggest we ask three questions. Let us ask and seek and find.

Palm Sunday features one crowd, Good Friday features another. Which crowd are you in - we are called to be Salt and Light where we are.

In the Sermon on the Mount Jesus appointed his followers ‘salt and light’ but what did he mean? Let is dig deeper.