Christian Life

John Newton encourages a friend to draw near to Christ in the face of a relative's illness. 

Ron Frost shows that being gripped by God is to embrace the radically upside-down nature of the gospel. 

Andrew Wilson compares our changing human ideas and concerns with the unchanging word of God. 

Peter Mead calls us to focus on our present walk with God rather than live in the past, or fixate on the future. 

Peter Mead guides us through James 1, asking how we can live fully for God amid all of life's trials. 

Emma Scrivener shares some of her experiences with an eating disorder, its effects on her, and the power of vulnerability. 

Thomas Chalmers does heart surgery on us as he deals with our affections and deep desires, drawing us to love the Lord. 

Richard Sibbes' masterpiece on Christ's care for weak Christians is a must-read. Not recommended for reading on screen, though! 

Dan Hames and Glen Scrivener speak about Halloween's origins and meaning; its dangers and its opportunities. 

Dan Hames takes a whistle-stop tour of the writings of Matthew Henry and John Bradford as they teach us how to pray.