The Psalmist paints a sad picture of those who don't learn to delight in God. Their ways lead to destruction, but the way of Jesus leads to life in all fullness. Which will you choose?

The Psalmist says that when we delight in God, we become like strong trees beside streams of water. What does this mean? Some thoughts.

We need to see the Bible as not just a textbook of answers, but as a delightful way of getting to know God! What are you delighting in today?

The Psalmist tells us to watch who we associate with... but then Jesus was known as a "friend of sinners". Let's be friends of all, but avoid partnering with those who leads us in the wrong ways.

Even while he was alive, people who knew Bill Wilson spoke of him with the same respect and kindness you usually only hear at funerals. Such was his character of Christ-like love and deep faith. Be inspired by him today.

Bill Wilson died on an adventure gone wrong. When he realised he would never make it home, he wrote some moving letters to those he loved, ensuring them that "all is well". His faith in Christ gave him great peace, even in the face of death.

When times were tough on the adventures that Bill Wilson went on, his faith enabled him to still find joy.  Much like Paul, who said "rejoice always!" Are we able to show the joy of Christ to others, even when things aren't going our way?

Today Bill Wilson reminds us that joy is not only found in bigger and more extravagant things, but in small blessings.

Bill Wilson was said to live 3 days to everybody else's 1! Are we using our time wisely like he did?

Bill Wilson was a great artist, and saw his talent as his way of sharing God's love. What gifts and talents do you have? Are you using them to point others to God?