The story of David and Goliath isn't about us killing our giants - it's about God's Messiah representing his people and doing what we could never do | 1 Samuel 17

Jesus’ well-known first miracle saw him turn water into wine. But is there more to it than meets the eye? Why did John choose to include it in his gospel as one of the 7 signs that point us to who Jesus is and why he came? | John 2:1-11

Service of Thanksgiving for the life of Karina Sisi | Philippians 1:21

People can do great things through the power of the Holy Spirit without being converted - yet being anointed by the Spirit doesn’t guarantee an easy life | 1 Samuel 16:13-23

Jesus’ seventh and final sign in John’s gospel demonstrates his love for his people in the face of the last enemy, death | John 11:1-44

No-one could have believed that this unimpressive looking man from an obscure place could have been God’s anointed King | 1 Samuel 16:1-13

Zephaniah 3:17 is a verse no-one would make up - and contains things we wouldn’t dare say about God if he didn’t say them himself | Zephaniah 3:9-10

Coming back to 1st Samuel after almost a two-year break, we have a reminder not just of the events of the first half of the book, but of how they're relevant to the times we live in | 1 Samuel 1-15

A new year provides an opportunity to reassess where we stand before God - particularly since James warns that some who think they're Christians are deceiving themselves | James 1:26-27

The Bible doesn't tell us to celebrate Christmas Day - but it does tell us to prepare for the Day of the Lord | Zephaniah 2:1 - 3:8