Now is not the time to fall. But, how do we remember and experience the good things of God in difficult times and avoid the kind of "grumbling" that plagued the Hebrews when they too were living in between times?

The story of the Israelites’ journey from Egypt to the Promised Land was a bumpy one. What can we learn from their journey to help us along the bumpy, imperfect journey of life?

When we are in trouble or suffering we can feel alone with no-one to help. This ancient song teaches us how we can cry out for help and be sure of an answer.

 

Can we really find joy in the midst of a global pandemic? We discover a remarkably happy song that brings joy to the whole world and calls us to respond.

The last thing many people associate with religious faith is strong emotions, yet that’s exactly what we find in this psalm. But why is that, and what do we do when we don’t feel like this?

Is God really all we need when life seems tough, difficult or tedious? What about when other people’s lives seem simpler, easier or better than ours? This Psalm is the journey of faith of someone who feels exactly that way.

This psalm encourages us to think wider than just our own personal situation.  Although we can feel powerless in the face of a national and global crisis it reminds us we can make a real difference. Let’s find out how...

Looking to God for security and safety in difficult times makes a lot of sense, but what does that mean?  What can we actually expect God to do for us and how does that change the way we feel?

You’re probably asking how long this current crisis will go on for. Maybe you’re facing other difficulties which you wish would end. This Psalm from the Bible helps us when we have questions about life and we need help in trouble.

Life in lockdown is really challenging, without so many of the things that made life both normal and enjoyable. Is it just something to be endured, or can we hope for something more?