This section contains articles on a variety of subjects written by members of the church as they seek to follow the Lord in their everyday lives. The aim is to produce a resource that will help us all in the daily challenges of living.
When we cant find our way we need someone to show us, rather than giving us a complicated set of directions. Jesus never leaves us to get lost, He shows us the way himself. Click the picture of the path through the forest to read Jenny's latest article.
When life comes tumbling down it can be hard to see God's hand in the midst of the devastation and suffering.
Jenny shares the story of a small and delicate teacup found in the midst of the rubble of the 'Great Kanto' earthquake and considers the ways in which God gives us glimmers of hope in our times of distress.
What is the most valuable gift we can give this Christmas? We all want to give good gifts to those we love. In her latest article Jenny concludes that the most precious gift we will ever give is our time and ourselves.
David has shared a picture of a Sheffield suburban nightscape taken after climbing to the top of a very steep street near his daughter's house. He reflects upon the importance of having a clear and complete view of what the Lord wants to show us.
Discouragement is hard to bear. We all need the kindness and wisdom of trusted people around us when we're discouraged and, as we help others to find light in the darkness, so we too will be able to climb out of our own dark valleys of despair.
Do we try and keep people out - or do we invite them in?
Loneliness and isolation are worrying concerns in our society today. In her latest article Jenny encourages us to be bold and share our lives with others.
Do you make the time to be still? We live in a busy and fast-paced age with numerous demands on our time and resources. Jenny encourages us to quieten our minds and find stillness within.
Have you started this year with the same thought patterns, attitudes and outlook on life as in previous years? Jenny encourages us to pause and, if so, to change direction and go down a different road this year.
David writes about his life - his love for his family, the countryside, his farming roots, and most importantly his faith and the benefits of understanding himself. Originally written for a work publication it's a very interesting and insightful testimony and well worth a read.