Precious, Psalm 17

How much are we worth? From a merely humanistic point of view, very little. But in God’s eyes, we are precious.

A Fitting Response, Psalm 15.

God has done so much for us in Jesus. What is a fitting response to all his love and mercy?

A Word To The West, James 4:13-17

Corona Virus has reminded us we're not in control. How should we live in the light of this? James shows us the way.

Wisdom for the Day, James 4.1-12

This reflection ranges over a number of James’ sharp but extremely helpful practical challenges. In particular, how can we take our stand against the devil when we are tempted?

Two Kinds of Wisdom, James 3.13-18

In typically pungent style James urges us to reject selfish, worldly ambition and pursue a godly wisdom which looks very different. As we reflect on his words, how is God challenging us today?

Taming the Tongue, James 3.1-12

The old English proverb, ‘sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me’ is wrong. Words can do much good, but also great damage. James encourages us to use our words well.

Faith and Deeds, James 2.14-26

James’ letter has been viewed as controversial by some. Doesn’t his emphasis on deeds contradict the apostle Paul’s stress on grace and faith? Today’s episode tackles this thorny question head on.

Bias to the Poor, James 2.1-13

One of the big themes in James is his bias to the poor. This bias is seen in the example of Jesus himself, who lived simply and had a heart for the marginalised and oppressed. Are we going to follow our Lord in this?

Looking in the Mirror, James 1.19-27

Practical action is so important for James. At the heart of his letter is a concern that our faith in Christ makes a real difference in our lives. When we look in the ‘mirror’ of God’s word, what do we see? More importantly, what are we going to do about it?

Real Change, James 1.13-18

Can a person experience change, real, deep down, lasting change? James gives us the answer.