Joe Magill reflects on Joshua 2.1-14 and the story of Rahab and how her faith reminds us of how we can meet unexpected allies when we work together for the glory of God.

Alec Parkinson shares with us that sometimes we are guilty of complaining we cannot have the things we used to have, but reminds us that God has blessed us and given us everything we need.

Gordon James us takes us back to the story of the golden calf, and points out that although we can't (and mustn't) make and worship an image of God, we can find the perfect image of God in Jesus, and reflect that image in our lives.

Our choices can lead to freedom and grief, says Helen Weavers. It was true for Pharaoh, and it is still true today.

Ann Stein shows how God overrules Moses' limited view of his potential, and equips him for an apparently impossible task - to set his (or rather God's) people free.

Frank Hinds explores with us that suffering and misfortune are not signs of God’s absence, that success does not depend on ideal conditions and that faithfulness is a response to the next step.

James Taylor reflects on Genesis 32.22-32, the story of Jacob wrestling with a stranger. James explores whether this stranger was God and what the benefits of wrestling God could be for disciples today.

Sam Nicholson reflects on the wilderness that is a broken family relationship and the importance of communication.

Rev Catherine Cosslett looks at the relationship between Abram and Sarai and the slave girl Hagar, showing us that God can bring good out of a situation and circumstances that are far from good.

God offers a new start to Noah, but old habits die hard, as they say. Mark Wade encourages us to think about how God may be calling us to a new start in 2021.