Sam Nicholson urges us to remember the works that God has done in our lives, and proclaim the Good News.

Ann Stein takes a look at the first planned mission of the church, as Saul and Barnabas 'get out of the boat' of their comfort zone, and head into opposition on Cyprus.

Philip Anderson contrasts the deaths of Herod and Jesus at a time when persecution was well underway, and yet the gospel was spreading like wildfire.

Christiane Cook finds a lesson about peace in a story about imprisonment under maximum security.

David Brooke reflects on the image of Paul - the one-time persecutor - meeting with his victims, and powerfully reconciled.

David Brooke reflects on Saul's conversion experience as one of the three great turning points of the book of Acts.

Will Gibbons launches our new series of reflections on the lives of saints and Christian heroes, and begins with William and Catherine Booth - founders of the Salvation Army. The anniversary of Catherine's death falls on the 5th October.