There's nothing inevitable about finding ourselves in the wilderness. Sue Fulford encourages us to face up to our choices and examine our motives.

As everything goes wrong, God calls out to humanity: "Where are you?"

Rev. Sandra Jones looks at how we respond to spiritual attacks and temptations, reflecting on how Jesus was tempted in the wilderness.

Garry Stott concludes our reflection series by looking at 2 Corinthians 13 and the role of self examination in the church.

Will Gibbons reflects on 2 Corinthians 11.16-12.21 and Paul's response to the Corinthian church who have challenged his authority and whether he is a worthy minister of the Gospel. Paul teaches on how Christians can boast in Christ and in weakness.

Catherine Cosslett reminds us that cross-cultural mission isn't about making other people like us, but about all of us becoming more like Jesus. Anything else, she says, lacks both integrity and authority.

Generosity by the Bible's measure makes no human sense, but in God's ways the equation adds up, says Lucy Haigh.

Which church do we want to be more like when it comes to generosity, Jeremy Thomas wonders? Macedonia, or Corinth?

Rev Sandra Jones looks at what it means for us to be God's ambassadors today.

Dot Gosling reflects on 2 Corinthians 3.7-4.18, what it means to have a covenant relationship with God and explores why we don't always share that relationship with people outside the church.