Stan Higginson continues our reflection series 'God's Power' by looking at what it means to use our power responsibly and how we'll use it for the benefit of all people and creatures.

Today Catherine Cosslett helps us to reflect on the miraculous power of God through the post-resurrection appearance of Jesus.

Mark Wade, through the story of Samson defeating the Philistines, reflects on how the use of power can be both good and bad. He asks the question, 'Are you willing and ready to put down your power games and let God's power take over you and all you do?'

Sue Fulford brings an honest and powerful reflection on the miracle of God stopping the sun in the sky for Joshua and the ancient Israelites. Sue encourages us to work with God whilst suggesting ways we can overcome the fears we face day-to-day.

Ann Stein reflects on the Fall of Jericho and how this story of obedience speaks into our own “on demand” culture and what it means for us to await patiently in God’s time and follow the Lord’s instructions.

Sandra Jones reflects on God's power to forgive, and also his power to control nature.

James Taylor looks at the encounter of Daniel in the lions den and asks what this miracle means for Christians as we engage with those who seek to do us harm

Will Gibbons explores the challenges made to the claim that Jesus rose from the dead and in doing so helps us understand how God's greatest miracle still captures people's imaginations today.

Dave Cosslett explores how the resurrection of Jesus has changed the way we look at the past, the present and the future.

Easter Saturday is the hardest day simply to be, and to sit with the uncertainty and unknowing, but we can learn a lot from giving 'just being' a go, says Mark Wade.