Sam Nicholson reflects on 2 Corinthians 3 and how our lived out lives should be evidence of our faith in Christ and transforming work of the Spirit in us.

Rachel Sheehan draws lessons from Paul about the real meaning of affliction, and the real meaning and missional significance of comfort.

Dalj Singh takes us down to show us the foundations of the truth of the resurrction, reminding us that it is the assurance of the kingdom to come, and therefore gives meaning to the church, and motivation for mission.

Rachel Martin shares a personal story of being impacted by the word being preached but widens out from there to the importance of the word of prophecy.

Frances Shoesmith reflects on Paul's teachings on the gifts of tongues and prophecy in 1 Corinthians 14.1-19 and how we can use our words to share and encourage faith.

Tina Nicholson continues our series about mission and Journeying Out with a reflection on 1 Corinthians 13. Tina explores the theme of love and what that looks like as the body of Christ.

Stan Higginson reflects on Paul's famous analogy of the body and the importance of the gifts of faith, hope and love.

Wyn Jones wrestles with the meaning of Revelation 12, and shares the insight that in a sense it is the flip side of the Christmas story - and there's a lesson in mission for us right there.

It's so easy to be led astray about spiritual gifts and to end up overplaying or underplaying them. But they are vital, and they are always positive - if we stay focused on Jesus- says David Brooke.

Ian Woods links today's passage with a parable of Jesus, and roots our responsibility to use our gifts in our creation by God.