Try saying 'I am difficult to offend' to help make the experience real for you. The parable of the prodigal son can help us reflect on being difficult to offend in our own lives. It helps us focus on a father who didn't take offence, who did not bear a grudge and who forgave his son.

Captain Alison Stone

Jesus tells his followers to "Go and make disciples". For some this is easier said than done. It is a challenging commandment - we look further into what this simple sentence means for us individually. What kind of person can actually make a disciple?

Major Richard Mingay

We all experience change in our lives - but how do we view change? God is in the business of change - transforming us to become more and more like Christ.

Major Christine Comely

Major Caroline Mingay introduces the Theology of Welcome which underpins the new vision statement for the Regent Hall Church of The Salvation Army. 'Welcome' can be costly and challenging but where God's welcome is honoured, the Kingdom of Heaven is already breaking in.

This well known Bible reading from Ezekiel speaks to us today - God will not leave our lives in a scattered state. The Church is strongest when it is totally united.

1 Corinthians 12 teaches us that Christ can make the broken person whole again. God has the power to make things become what they ought to be.

Major Richard Mingay

Captain Andrew Stone - editor of the War Cry weekly magazine - speaks about the joy of accepting God's call.

At the end of the Gospel of John, after the resurrection, Jesus appears to his disciples. This message is relevant to us too - it helps us come out of the Word and go into the World with the glory of Jesus's life and purpose inspiring our hearts.

Major Richard Mingay

Major Richard Mingay considers the Resurrection of Jesus Christ and what it means for each of us - let us live as a resurrected people, enabling us to rise above the challenges of daily life. Encounter Christ in Spirit and in Truth.

Here is Easter morning and Christ is risen! Our hearts and minds are again taking in the good news of the third day. If you can't easily feel joyful and hopeful today, then I simply say this: Let Easter have its way with you. Easter is about a new creation. Trust in the Calvary work of Christ to give you faith and deep trust so that you may live in greater and greater hope.

Major Richard Mingay

Major Caroline Mingay looks at John 19 to unpack the Good Friday message and the reminder of Jesus' sacrifice for each of us.