ADVENT WEEK THREE | The practice of Advent invites us into a season of contemplation, a season of waiting and hoping and listening – into an oasis of quiet in a cacophonous world.

ADVENT WEEK TWO | In Advent we sit in darkness, waiting for the Light to come. But sometimes that prospect brings fear rather than hope.

ADVENT WEEK ONE | Sometimes being favoured feels like you're not.

Christians have been encouraged to eagerly await the coming of Jesus in glory as King. But what if we are supposed to be working instead of waiting?

What is the moment that darkness turns to light?

Sometimes it is easier to design a house than it is to build a life.

Jesus not only taught beautiful virtues, he lived them out day by day... and he invites us to follow him on that path.

He is calling on us to interrupt the cycle of pain and harm, by responding in a completely different way. A way that creatively, intentionally builds and doesn’t do more harm.

Lewis Smedes has said that to forgive is to set a prisoner free and discover that the prisoner was you.

It is said that judgement and curiosity are mutually exclusive. But when we stay curious, we make space for love.