“I am the way, the truth, and the life.” Jesus teaches that following him isn’t about finding a map—it’s about finding a person. A satnav tells you where to go, but Jesus walks with you. A map shows a destination, but Jesus promises a home. The Christian life is following the way: knowing Jesus means knowing truth grounded in Scripture, the fruits of the spirit, and God’s presence. It means living life in all its fullness. You don’t need fast…
God makes all things new. The Passover teaches us three powerful truths. First, a new beginning: it’s time to forget the past and move forward, no matter how long you’ve waited or how many times you’ve failed. Second, a new identity: you no longer belong to the darkness or to oppression. You belong to God. You are his child, and he will never leave you or forsake you. Third, a new community: you don’t walk alone. When you fall, your…
The world has come to your place today. Your breakfast cereal came from China. Your orange juice from Spain. Your rice from Cambodia. Your clothes and toys travelled from across the globe before reaching your home. Harvest festivals invite us to notice—to pause and see what we take for granted. Behind every meal are farmers, soil, rain, sunshine, and countless unseen hands. The Bible’s harvest festivals weren’t just about abundance; they celebrated connection with God, one another, and the land.…
Envy is the evil eye—wanting to destroy what someone else has because you want it so badly. It comes from deep childhood fears of scarcity, of not having enough love or care. The parable teaches something radical: there is enough to go around. When the last workers receive a full day’s wage for one hour’s work, the early workers rage. But they got exactly what was promised. Their agreement was honoured. The landowner’s generosity to latecomers doesn’t diminish what others…
