Dawn Harrison recommends simple ways of ensuring that we still trust in God, whatever trials we face.

Rachel Martin takes us through an imaginary conversation, to remind us that the answer is to delight ourselves in the Lord!

Colin Hesketh helps us see that the call to taste and see is the call to become fully involved and fully reliant on God.

There's bad news about us, and good news - but the good news wins hands down, says Sue Thomas!

Taking inspiration from a couple of children's fictional characters, Gordon Fath wants us to be people with a jewel of joy in our hearts.

What would the great leaders of the past have made of the present, asks Stan Higginson?

A familiar Psalm - but is it uplifting or depressing, asks Ann Stein?

If anything good has come from the pandemic so far, it's in terms of the positive impact on the environment. Many of us are taking the opportunity to meet with God through creation, says Sam Nicholson, but we must meet with him in his Word too.

Whatever is broken and damaged, God has a plan for restoration, says Frank Hinds.

Psalm 119 verse 1 is troublesome for the translators, but it is all about integrity, according to David Brooke - which is a very different thing from what in the modern world we call authenticity.