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  • The Scandalous Love of God: What Hosea Teaches Us About Grace

    What does it mean to be loved by God when we are at our worst? The story of Hosea and Gomer isn’t just an ancient account of heartbreak and betrayal—it’s a divine illustration of God’s relentless, redemptive love for us. In this post, we explore how Hosea’s call to marry an unfaithful woman reveals the…

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  • The Good Portion: Why Jesus Wants Your Presence, Not Your Performance

    What if the greatest threat to your spiritual life isn’t sin, but distraction? In the story of Mary and Martha, Jesus gently corrects a hardworking woman not for doing something bad, but for missing something better. In this post, we explore what it means to choose “the good portion”—to sit at the feet of Jesus…

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  • Lessons from the 72: Imperfection in Service

    Jesus didn’t just send out the Twelve — He sent out the seventy-two. That means the mission isn’t just for the few, it’s for all of us. But what happens when we get it wrong? What if we say the wrong thing, make a mistake, or embarrass ourselves trying to represent Jesus? In this honest…

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  • Understanding the Trinity Through Breath: A Spiritual Perspective

    What if the power of God isn’t always found in thunder or fire—but in something as simple and constant as your breath? This Trinity Sunday, explore the mystery of God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit through the gentle, profound symbols of wind and breath. Whether you’re a seasoned believer or still figuring out what…

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  • Transforming Your Greatest Gift into a Source of Strength

    Ever notice how your greatest gift is also your biggest liability? Like when someone says, “I didn’t mean to insult my boss… I’m just passionate!” Right. That’ll go well in the HR meeting. In this blog, I unpack how the very strengths God gives us—like loyalty, leadership, or even a quick wit—can become our downfall…

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  • Living as Ambassadors: A Faithful Reflection

    “If you love me, you will keep my commandments.” These words from Jesus in John 14:15 are both a comfort and a challenge. We often speak about love in soft, sentimental terms—but Jesus connects love to obedience. Not a legalistic obedience, but one that flows naturally from relationship. To follow Jesus isn’t just about belief;…

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  • Seeing Others Through God’s Eyes: A Spiritual Reflection

    We all do it. We see someone in gym gear headed to Greggs and think, “Vain!” Spot Christmas lights up in October? “Ridiculous.” Hear a complicated coffee order and brace ourselves for a TED Talk on oat milk? “Pretentious.” But what if those snap judgements are more than just funny observations? What if they’re barriers…

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  • From Denial to Redemption: Peter’s Journey

    Ever planned a lads’ summer holiday only to end up uninvited to a couples’ winter getaway in Nottingham? Just me? Cool. Turns out, the disciples had their own version of missing the memo—Jesus rose from the dead just like He said, and they went back to fishing like it was business as usual. In John…

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  • Common Sense and the Empty Tomb: A Resurrection Reflection

    What if the resurrection of Jesus isn’t just a matter of blind faith, but actually the most common sense conclusion to the events of Easter morning? In this week’s reflection on John 20:1–18, we explore how grave cloths, a folded napkin, and even a few hilariously unnecessary warning labels can reveal something profound about belief,…

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  • Sound the Alarm: Palm Sunday, Nehemiah, and a Call to Community

    The people lining the road into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday weren’t just being festive—they were desperate. Waving palm branches and shouting “Hosanna!” wasn’t a polite welcome; it was a cry for rescue. It was the sound of people under pressure, longing for restoration. And Jesus heard them. He came not on a war horse, but…

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