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Psalm 48 Reflection – Selina Fyfe Kronborg Castle stands beautiful in the sunlight, its walls straight and tall and its towers

The Words of God – Psalm 119  It’s the longest psalm in the Bible, and its length and repetition are sometimes off-putting, but Psalm 119 is like a box full

Seeing the Splendour of God in the Sky: A Reflection on Psalm 148  This brief reflection on Psalm 148 was written while on board a ship travelling

Psalm 22 Revisited from Prison  Psalm 22 (NIV)  1 My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?     Why are you so far from saving

Tiny Stars and God’s Presence  Marianka shares with us a gentle reminder to slow down and notice God’s presence. In a

Who Do You Need to Forgive Today? Justine writes: Imagine you can’t eat gluten—no cakes, no bread, no pasta. Then one

To forgive, divine.  In Shakespeare’s The Tempest, Antonio declares “What’s past is prologue!” (2.1). According to him, an act of murder

Lantana and the Battle Against Sin If you've ever tried clearing lantana, you know it's no walk in the park. Those

God's Loving Discipline  The entrance of sin in the world began in the Garden of Eden when Adam and Eve disobeyed

Working all things together for good  A little while ago my brother-in-law, Trevor, loved his job as a truck driver. But