We’ve lived through difficult days first with Coronavirus and now with news of a racist murder in the USA by those who were paid to serve and protect people. How can we build community together which transcends both racism and isolation and where Jesus’ kingdom values shine through?

To live as though dying were the least likely thing to happen to us is to deny reality. Coronavirus has focussed our thoughts, but is it possible to settle this issue in our hearts and find peace? What is the key to living and dying without regret?

How can we ensure that during these uncertain times, we remain in training for the mission God has called us to?

These are challenging times and every day we’re handling situations that are new to us. Whether you’ve been a Christian for many years or you’re just starting out on a journey of faith, God has a plan and a purpose for our lives that goes way beyond where we are right now. We can all grow in maturity and learn to handle these challenges well.

During this season of social distancing, we must be on our guard to ensure that we don’t become more distanced from God.

Living through this time of isolation is a huge challenge, but God has a calling on every life at this time. How do we hold onto faith in isolation and live life well?

Lockdown is continuing. The monotony of days merging together, and weekends spent at home is taking a toll on us all. There’s a growing sense of being fed up. How can we find a sense purpose and a vision for living during this time?

As lockdown continues, Christopher asks if it’s possible to find contentment in this difficult season, and if so, how?

These are difficult days for us all. Many of us feel like we want out life back again. Is there any hope or good news out there? The story of Easter gives us some fantastic reasons for hope in these dark times.

In these challenging days more people than ever are turning to prayer, but how do we pray? And when we do pray, does God care and is He even listening?