Rachel Martin draws lessons from the exile of Daniel and his companions for our own times of wilderness.

Mike Perrin shares with us the story from Ezekiel and the vision God gave him of the valley of dry bones. A story of hope and of God’s promises.

Tina Nicholson explores the brutal yet human honesty of Psalm 88 and points us towards the hope we have in God when we call out to the Lord. Even in the darkest of times and when God seems silent to us.

Eileen Taulty reflects on Job 42 and explores how blessings can come to those who have faith in spite of suffering.

Wyn Jones explores with us the question, ‘Does God allow Suffering?’, but reassures us that God wants us as close to him as possible during our sufferings. like a mother nurses her suffering child, so too will God take us in his arms and comfort us.

Fran Humphry looks at the life of Nehemiah and finds that as he addresses injustice - helping people in their own time of wilderness - he brings a powerful combination of appropriate anger, prayer and action, that we can learn from.

David Halliwell digs into the story of Elijah's encounter with the still, small voice of God, and draws out the lesson that if we want to hear his voice, we must be seeking and speaking to him, too.

Sue Childs shows how God teaches obedience and trust not only to the widow of Zarephath, but to the great prophet Elijah. The God of widows is the God who meets all of us at the point - and the very moment - of our need.

Rev Frances Shoesmith explores with us how we should treat our friends, our enemies, and those we just cannot get along with, treating them all as if they were God’s anointed, just as David treated Saul.

James Taylor reflects on Joshua 4.1-13 and the challenge of leaving the wilderness. James challenges us to think about what we learnt of God in the wilderness and what we'll take forward on the other side.