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Rev Ron Skivington urges us not to hold back from taking bold actions if we believe they are God’s will.

Regular contributor Ruth Lilley encourages us to have a spirit of curiosity, rather than just rely on assumptions about people.

Should Christian music be “meat and two veg”?

Ian Boughton shares his thoughts on Christian music, old and new, and feels that it is not all bright and beautiful!

“Let them eat… the bread of life”

Jane Walters reminds us that there is a food which will never disappoint.

Why voting should be regarded as a spiritual act

Andy Bryant explains why it is important to vote in the forthcoming election, and suggests that the act of voting is more than just a cross on the ballot paper.

The joy of seeing, and being seen by God

Regular contributor Ruth Lilley rejoices that she is seen by God, and urges us to share that encouragement with others.

Digging tunnels for God?

In a light-hearted column this week, Ian Boughton wonders how he can dissuade his unwanted visitors from carrying out their presumably God-given purpose.

Let us celebrate the ascension of Jesus

Ascension Day this year was on 9 May, and Rev Matthew Price reminds us why Christ’s ascension is relevant and significant for all of us.

A direct line to the One with the answers

Jane Walters finds that sometimes a direct request is the most effective way of achieving a satisfactory outcome to life’s challenges.

Pentecost – a season for unity and peace?

As Pentecost approaches, Rev Liz Dawes reminds us of the significance of the occasion for Christians, and explains why it is relevant in today’s turbulent world.

Keep you a mardlin’ the scriptures!

Rev Ron Skivington urges us not to allow awareness of the Bible message to decline in the same way as some regional dialects have.

Climbing mountains with God

Having previously climbed Mount Snowdon in Wales with her children, Ruth Lilley gives some advice on tackling life’s mountains.

Going to pub-church for Socratic Reasoning!

Ian Boughton suggests that there may be mutual benefits in churches gathering in public houses.

Keep re-telling the old, old story

Jane Walters recalls a famous allegory to the familiar Easter story, and reminds us that we should never tire of telling that story.

A time to lament, as we wait with hope

As Lent draws to a close, Rev Matthew Price explains why the grieving and reflecting often associated with Easter Saturday can be a productive time.

Roll back the stone for new beginnings

Andy Bryant encourages us to roll back any stones in our lives which restrict our walk with God this Easter time.

When a supporting role is vital

Andy Bryant reminds us of three people who played a vital supporting role during the week leading to Jesus’ crucifixion.

Why encouragement is so important

Regular contributor Ruth Lilley explains why words of encouragement play such a vital role in all our lives.

Joy’s Open Secret was revealed 60 years ago

Ian Boughton remembers a Christian song that hit the popular music charts 60 years ago, and explains how that triggered a revolution in worship music.

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