My kingdom needed to fall, my darkness needed to be exposed, and God in an act of grace and mercy did just that.

If you come from Glasgow, you are more likely to die younger than if you came from UK cities of a similar size like Liverpool or Manchester. This has been dubbed 'The Glasgow Effect'. So how do we respond to this?

Without the Lord’s work Glasgow will never flourish. Rather than turning to politicians and public health experts; judges and prison governors, we need to look to Christ.

As we look back at Glasgow’s Christian history and the problems which continue to blight it, our prayer would be that our past would point us to the only place where Glasgow can find hope today - in the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ.

In this book, McLaughlin covers a range of topics that are huge questions in our modern world, especially for teenagers.

It turns out that there really is a great cost to following Jesus.

When God made gender, He made a man and a woman. And he called his creation ‘very good’.

The life-altering trauma of abuse doesn’t disappear overnight.

I don’t know why they are suffering. I don’t know why the Lord is allowing this to go on. I don’t know how best to speak into their situation.
Thankfully, I don’t have to!

While all around went wobbly and things that were once dependable let me down, I learned to more deeply trust the truth that there is no shadow of change in the Lord.