Loneliness is a growing problem in Western society today, with increasing numbers feeling alone and isolated.  What does the Bible say about this? Can faith in Jesus make a difference when we experience loneliness?

We all long to change and, as we start a new year, many of us consider making new year resolutions. We long for personal fulfilment and happiness, but what if it’s not about us and these new year resolutions are never going to be enough? What does the Bible say about change and the person God created us to be?

Jesus came as Emmanuel (God with us) at Christmas. What does it look like for God to be with us and near to us in everyday life?

Christmas lights are everywhere at the moment, brightening up the winter evenings, but we need more than a few lights to give us lasting joy. What does the Bible mean about Jesus being the true light who came to bring light to everyone?

Everyone’s hoping that Christmas this year will go ahead with minimal Covid restrictions, something to look forward to. And despite its questionable place in the calendar, Christmas is also the perfect time to remember the difference Jesus can still make today.

The core of the Christian faith is the belief that Jesus physically rose from the dead, and that this changes everything. But why do Christians believe this, and what does it have to do with baptism?

Many people think that God is only interested in certain kinds of people. Jesus taught and demonstrated that he welcomes everyone, even those who many people are happy to leave on the margins of society.

If you know anything at about Jesus, you'll probably know that he died by execution on a Roman cross. What was amazing about Jesus' death, and even in the way he died?

One of the last things Jesus did with his final hours of freedom was to eat a meal with his disciples. Was it just a final meal before his execution, or was there something more important going on?

We're taking a break from our Amazed by Jesus series to look at how David found strength in God, even in the middle of a mess of his own making. When we're exhausted or discouraged, we can a believe the lie that our situation is hopeless and that God is not good and able to help us. Nothing could be further from the truth.