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God’s hope from a rainbow

God’s hope from a rainbow

For most of us, a rainbow is a symbol of hope. Hope after the rain.  Hope for a better outcome. Hope for a better tomorrow. It sounds like a shallow hope to me..

  • Why is prayer so difficult?

    I’ve always thought that prayer was important. If you’re a Christian, you probably believe that too, at least in theory.

  • Our attitude towards Modern Israel

    The role of Israel and the Jewish people are a central and fundamental topic, or at least should be, in any Christians' formulation of their theology and worldview.

  • The Voice against nude fashion

  • Bringing discipleship back into the room

    About a year ago the Holy Spirit was showing me a gap in the Body of Christ and I was amazed when he showed me. The Lord began to show me that we have become focused on building great programs and services which is awesome. But we have neglected the fact of Biblical Discipleship in the church.

  • Slow-cooked kids

  • Jeremiah chapter 29 verse 11 is not about us, it is about God

    It was my first day of Bible college, and I was in the library. I found myself overcome with the sense that this is where I was supposed to be.

  • Saving life

  • What the ornament-eater taught me

    “Don’t eat it.”

  • Hurry up and love yourself

    The other day my brother came into my room, walked over to the mirror and checked himself out. ‘Dang I look good’, he said whilst running his hand through his hair. Then he gave me his big ol’ smile and walked out the room. No conversation, nada.

  • The digital age and postnatal issues

    For better or worse social media—Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, blogs and so on—has become an inescapable part of our everyday lives. It permeates our Internet experience and increasingly our real-world experiences too.

  • This World is Yours

    Last month, my husband and I travelled through Italy and Greece on an incredibly fun adventure! From Venice to the Amalfi Coast we found that every facet of Italy was so vast and unique. We loved tasting local food and seeing the sights that each place was known for and we were blown away with the landscapes and natural beauty.