Let Them: Don't Let Other People's Silliness Distract You
People will misunderstand you, criticise you, and make choices that frustrate you – but none of it deserves centre stage. This blog shows you how to stop wasting energy on other people’s nonsense and get on with the work God has given you.
Is Prayer Your Steering Wheel or Your Spare Tyre?
Discover why prayer so often becomes our last resort, and what changes when it becomes our first response. Explore what the Bible teaches us about seeking God before every decision, and find simple habits for making prayer the steering wheel of your life.
Living in the Life of the Trinity: A Trinity Sunday Reflection
Explore the beauty of the Trinity – the God who is Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Discover how Scripture reveals one God in three persons, why the Trinity is not a contradiction, and how this divine communion shapes creation, salvation, and your everyday life with God.
Pentecost Through Pentecostal Eyes: A Pentecost Sunday Reflection
Discover how Pentecostals understand Pentecost: the Spirit who dwells in every believer and the empowering baptism Jesus still pours out today. Explore why Acts 2 remains a living promise for mission, boldness, and life in the Spirit.
Christ Before Nation - A Call to Faithfulness in a Fractured Age
When national identity and Christian identity become entangled, the gospel inevitably shrinks. This blog challenges the rising tide of cultural Christianity and calls believers into deeper discipleship, Christ‑centred hope, and a gracious, compelling public witness in an increasingly divided age.
Humanism on Borrowed Capital
A response to the Humanist UK CEO’s Easter Sunday letter in The Guardian, challenging his interpretation of Britain’s religious landscape. See why humanism’s confidence in a secular future overlooks the moral and historical foundations that still sustain the public square.
The Quiet Revival Report Withdrawn – Keep Calm & Carry On
The Quiet Revival report may be withdrawn, but the signs of spiritual openness across the UK remain. Discover what faithful ministry looks like in this moment.
Friday the 13th
A reflection on why Christians don’t need to fear Friday the 13th, exploring how superstition grows from our desire for control, how God’s sovereignty steadies us in uncertain moments, and why trust in His providence offers far greater security than luck, rituals, or chance.
The Habits That Shape Us
As a new year begins, this blog explores why meaningful change rarely happens overnight, and how small, faithful habits – rather than big resolutions – quietly shape spiritual growth, everyday obedience, and who we are becoming.
Leading When You’re the Youngest (or Newest) in the Room
Leading people older or more experienced than you? Gain the tools to inspire confidence, show humility, and build lasting influence – leading to credibility in leadership no matter your age or your tenure.
Multi-Faceted: How the Four Gospels Can Shape Our Unity in Christ
The four gospels reveal different sides of Jesus, yet one unified message of hope. Discover how their unique perspectives can inspire us to value the diversity within the Church and build deeper unity in Christ.
Walking with Tommy Robinson: What Jehoshaphat and Schaeffer Teach Us
With the recent ‘Unite the Kingdom’ march led by Tommy Robinson sparking debate, this blog explores how Christians should respond. Drawing on King Jehoshaphat and Francis Schaeffer, we examine the difference between temporary alliances and true Christian partnership.