Stan Higginson explores the wilderness of prejudice, both for an un-named woman in John 8.1-11 and in his own experience as a volunteer in Bethlehem.

In today’s reflection Janet Presho reassures us that through the amazing grace of God, who sent his son Jesus to die on the cross, we are loved, accepted and forgiven.

Rules can be so comforting, and give us the security of structure, says Christiane Cook. But life in the Spirit is risky, uncertain and although there are two 'golden rules' given by Jesus, we have to work things out for ourselves by staying connected to him and listening to him at every moment.

Sue Fulford confesses to knowing what it is like to crave the approval of others, but also rejoices in the liberty of caring only to serve and please our Lord.

Dean Kearsley reflects on how trials can come in many different forms, and explores our reaction to these trials.

Dot Gosling reflects on 2 Timothy 3.1-5 and the challenge we have when we are tempted by those things that may seem ok but actually if we spend too much time in them, we end up forgetting God and living outside God's will.

Sam Nicholson reflects on Hebrews 10.24-25 and what it can look like to meet together and encourage one another in faith as we come come out of this current season of lcokdown.

Rev Catherine Cosslett reflects on Psalm 139, reassuring us that that God plans each of our lives with incredible care and detail, and that we can never be hidden from him.

Jes Rusling encourages us to recognise how God works in and through difficult circumstances - sometimes of our own making.

Eth Yates wants to say that not only does the Lord give and take away, he gives back in evey greater grace. And the call for us is to return to him, as he returns to us.