Our God is a generous God. The starting point in our spiritual lives is the recognition of this fact and the living out of an attitude of gratitude.

"The Lord is my Shepherd" is one of the most popular lines from any of the Psalms. But do we stop to reflect on what it truly means to have the Lord as our Shepherd?

Today on this 10th anniversary of the death of Bishop Michael Evans of East Anglia. We reflect on the ministry and example of our local succesor to the Apostles.

St Paul prayed for God to take away some terrible torment or "thorn in the flesh. God answered his prayer not by removing the thorn but by reminding Paul to rely completely on God and not on his own strength. God's grace would be enough for St Paul and God's grace is enough for us. What is more, our weaknesses are opportunities for God to manifest his power and glory. If only we let him!

Fear is a reality of life. But as Christians we are invited to hear the voice of Christ telling us to not be afraid and to meet fear head-on, with faith.

Storms occur in our life, there is no changing that. What we can change is our response. Fo we recognise the presence of Christ in our storms? Or Do we lack faith?

Many people want to change the world but do not know where to start. As Christians we are called to build God's kingdom on earth - to change the world for the better, and we do this by being changed ourselves. The gospel, the Kingdom starts with us!

The Eucharist is the source and summit of our life and faith. Today, as we celebrate the great solemnity of the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ, we reflect on the divine food that sustains us in our Christian journey.

The Holy Trinity is the foundational mystery of the Christian faith. We will never be able to fully grasp the intricacies of this vast mystery but we can and must live it!

On this the Birthday of the Church we reflect on how as Spirit-filled followers of Jesus we are speak the language of the Spirit with our lives.