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Hungry

Hungry

‘Incompetent’. A disparaging word. Like ‘mediocre’, ‘feeble’, ‘lacklustre’. Who wants to be thought of like that?

Rhoda MacPherson Rhoda MacPherson
Five a Day

Five a Day

The Bible talks less of the fruit we should be putting into our bodies and more about the fruit we should be displaying in our lives.

Anna Paterson Anna Paterson
No Saviour?

No Saviour?

I puzzle on the ways of God, His gift of grace for one so flawed.

Sheila Ganoe Sheila Ganoe
Spiritual Growth
Burying Treasure: The Eternal Garden

Burying Treasure: The Eternal Garden

What we are and do now is just like a seed or a bulb: plain, understated, easy to dismiss. But the potential is worth noting!

Naomi Pratt Naomi Pratt
Loosen Your Grip

Loosen Your Grip

When we restrictively try to protect what we love without allowing for growth, we end up strangling and suffocating the very thing we are trying to hold on to.

Naomi Pratt Naomi Pratt
Gospel
Forgiveness Without Repentance?

Forgiveness Without Repentance?

Even if you loathe reality TV as heartily as I do, you will have struggled not to notice the many headlines surrounding this year’s “I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here”.

Laura Allen Laura Allen
The Endless Source of Purest Joy

The Endless Source of Purest Joy

J. C. Ryle once expressed his belief that “good hymns are an immense blessing to the church.

Emily Balfour Emily Balfour
The Lost Art of Self-Control

The Lost Art of Self-Control

“The Queen’s refusal to reveal too much and, instead, to consistently keep her temper and her counsel . . . makes her stand out rather than blend in.”

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