We all have moments when we feel far from God and Jonah discovered that running from God’s call on his life didn’t work. Facing death in a storm sent by God, God reminds him that grace is always there when we reach the bottom.

Jonah experiences the mercy of God from inside a fish but has he learnt anything or is there a good reason why he struggles? Discovering how mercy triumphs over judgement can change our story.

What kind of God do we meet in the opening chapter of Jonah? Discover a God whose mercy refuses to stay inside the borders we draw—a mercy that reaches His enemies, pursues the runaway, and ultimately reaches us through Jesus.

We can be just like Jonah and he is an echo of the greater Saviour to come, namely Jesus. Let us run to Him.

Ever feel like God’s commands are just one more burden to carry? We look at what it means when John says Jesus commands aren’t burdensome, and how faith enables obedience to bring us joy.

Paul encourages us to offer up our bodies as living sacrifices, our lives are to be an act of worship as servants of Christ. The passage amplifies what this means, explaining how God has given us all gifts that are to be used to serve God and one another.

As we finish our series on The Lord’s Prayer, we come to the verses “lead us not into temptation but deliver us from the evil one”. Can God really tempt us? And, how does the evil one affect our lives?

As we finish our series on The Lord’s Prayer, we come to the verses “lead us not into temptation but deliver us from the evil one”. Can God really tempt us? And, how does the evil one affect our lives?

Jesus teaches us to pray, “Forgive us our debts.” We explore what our debt is and how a just God can forgive guilty sinners through the cross, and discover the cost of unforgiveness as well as the freedom that forgiving others brings.

The ‘grievance culture’ we live in tells us that there is always someone to blame when problems arise. But what if forgiveness was the radical solution this world needs? And how does accepting Jesus’ forgiveness change us and those around us?