How do we make sense of life’s most agonising seasons, when it feels like God is either distant, or not present at all?
Have you noticed how much of the Christmas story hinges on God’s conversations with the key characters and how they responded?
The Ten Days of Awe challenge, in line with the most holy season in the Jewish calendar, encourages us to pursue moments of awe and wonder.
Feeling like God hasn’t kept our ‘bargain’ limits our ability to trust God. Brian Harris unpacks the limiting beliefs that hold us back.
In Christianity we talk a lot about having a personal relationship with God, but do you hear God’s voice? Here are some tips for how.
It’s a noble and inspiring sentiment, and one you hear in many vision statements – but what does it really mean to flourish?
Why not mull over these images – the Lord my shield, my sleep, my security, my deliverer? Perhaps they will ring true for you this week.
When we feel successful, healthy, and loved, we believe that God loves us. But when we like a failure, we often believe God has abandoned us.
When it comes to God there are some things we know and many things we don’t. This is why we need humility, writes Brian Harris.
In our relationship with God, there is no need for toxic positivity and pretence, nor for cynical resignation, writes Brian Harris.
