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The temptation to compare yourself with someone else has always been part of a diverse church community. Thankfully Paul reminds us that God sees us all in the same way; simply as his children and that means we are free to be ourselves.

The past can be hard to shake off but God calls us to a bigger future in which our identity is in Christ alone.

We may be tempted to try hard to earn the approval of those we respect, including God. Paul reminds us of the true gospel which tells us we don't need to.

The early church asked itself a question that still echoes through the centuries: 'Am I good enough?' Paul's letter to the Galatian church responds definitively to that question.

Ananias was a simple man, living an ordinary life, when God asked him to take a risk. What might God be asking of us in order to impact the lives of those around us?

We are called to follow in the footsteps of the one spoke up for truth and justice. He uses people like us to be part of his great restoration plan.

We may not all be confident evangelists, but God wants to use each and every one of us to share the great news of Jesus.

Not many of us are able to change the world, but we can have an influence on the little part of the world God has given us responsibility for.

We were created to work; not just for money but for the glory of God. How can we rediscover our sense of purpose in our workplaces?

In a culture obsessed with performance and status, we need to be reminded that God…
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In times of political upheaval and uncertainty, how should Christians pray? As we look to the early church fathers, we may be challenged by their example.

Christians have always disagreed with one another over various things. Paul's instructions to the early church in Rome are as relevant now as then.