I had been so deluded in my definition of the ‘things I just couldn’t live without’.

Maybe you know the truths of the Bible, but you remember the past, and it haunts you like a horror movie within your own mind.

There are some aspects of ‘normal’ that I hope we never go back to.

God is not too small to deal with the challenges that autism brings.

A misdiagnosis of our greatest problem inevitably leads to a misunderstanding of our greatest need.

The growing popularity of mindfulness means Christians need to ask some questions about it.

The world has changed. The church and her mission has not.

We are not exempt from suffering and the various discouragements that come along with discipleship. But there are things we can do to help us press on.

‘Why does this feel so pointless? Is this all a waste? I cannot understand it, but I know you have a plan.’

Building healthy churches among the poor requires godly, faithful men. How do we get there?