Psalm 2 is like a bucket of cold water thrown on anyone who thinks prayer is about retreat, serenity and comfort

Neil will be preaching from Psalm 2 next Sunday, and here's a song I've written based on it, which I plan to introduce as part of the service.

A look at Psalm 23, a psalm written by a guy struggling with jobs, family, failure and guilt.

A look at Psalm 13, a psalm of David, and a personal lament.

A look at John 3, and what it tells us about new beginnings.

What does it mean to be the aroma of Christ?

Paul has to defend his actions – he is misunderstood and maligned.

Paul emphasises how he has faced the worst of experiences aware of the presence of God and how his experience fits into the work of Christ.

Jesus and his enthusiastic entourage embark on the final leg of their journey to Jerusalem. The scene is alive with theatre and with prophetic significance. Where do we stand in this story? And do we need a fresh perspective?

When Jesus was transfigured, it wasn't that something new happened to him. Rather, it was the reality about him that became apparent...