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Bishop's Easter message of hope and not fear

Easter points to a future shaped by hope not fear says The Bishop of Norwich, the Rt Rev Graham Usher.

Jane Walters encourages would-be writers to respond with action rather than excuses, and feels that the same applies whenever God calls for us to act.

Walking in the light of the Saviour

Ruth Lilley offers encouragement to those whose paths seem dark, or who may be unsure which road to take.

Try doing nothing for Lent this year

As Easter approaches, Rev Christina Rees suggests a way of allowing God to break into our busy lives.

Turn to the light in this Gothic age

John Myhill has been reflecting on the darkness of all the Gothic imagery in our lives, and urges us to dwell on all the goodness in our society.

Whose report shall you believe?

Catherine Ayre has been reflecting on the story of Joshua, and reminds us that our words can be a source of great encouragement to others, or simply be destructive.

How should Christians respond to abortion?

Stuart Bailey attended an abortion related prayer meeting back in November, and the evening left him with some nagging thoughts.

Is your thinking and your faith on the level?

Jane Walters has been baking cakes, but they turned out a little lop-sided!

“Let love be your greatest aim”

St Valentine’s day is rapidly approaching, but Ruth Lilley encourages us to show love to others throughout the year.

How Mr Men can help us give feedback

Anna Price explains how some of the Mr Men characters from the popular Roger Hargreaves books can provide insight into how we communicate with each other.

Celebrating the Light of the world

Next Monday will be the feast of Candlemas, forty days after Christmas. Rev Christina Rees explains the significance of this for Christians.

Hold your nerve, and trust God

Jane Walters was recently faced with deciding whether or not to embark on a cross-country journey with her team in a potential snowstorm, but trusted God for the outcome.

What kind of footprints do I leave?

Ruth Lilley has been walking in the snow, and reflects on the footprints that she leaves behind for others to see.

Now is the time for action!

The New Year is a time when many of us make new resolutions, and Catherine Ayre suggests that now is the time to resolve to take positive action to carry out God’s will.

The lost shepherd who followed the star

From Stalham Baptist Church comes the story of a young shepherd boy who became lost when rescuing a lamb.

When heaven’s peace broke the silence

As Christmas approaches, Hannah Hammond offers advice for finding some peace in this increasingly busy and bustling time of year.

A meaningful countdown to Christmas

Christina Rees is counting down the days to Christmas, but she is reflecting on a more powerful form of Advent calendar.

The power of God’s hope-filled promise

Jane Walters has been working hard to meet commitments and to keep a promise she has made, and reflects on the promises of God that make up the Advent season.

Perhaps we should slow down for Christmas?

Now that the season of Advent has started, Hannah Hammond suggests an antidote to the hustle and bustle of the run-up to Christmas.

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