Despite the fact that the crucifixion appears both ridiculous and disgusting to the world, it is actually the site of God’s greatest achievement.

God’s enemies will tremble at Christ’s second coming, but His people will rejoice.

On the path to ministry, my time in the police was no detour.

Christ’s brutal crucifixion offers real, meaningful hope for those who have suffered the horrors of abuse.

God’s gracious rescue shines bright against the dark backdrop of man’s rebellion.

A congregational hymn on "power in the finished work of Jesus to change helpless sinners just like me..."

This sermon was preached on 24 July 2018 at Niddrie Community Church as part of their baptism service.

This hymn is based on Revelation 21 and focusses on the worthiness and holiness of Christ.

This is an adapted excerpt from Mez McConnell’s new book The Creaking on the Stairs: Finding Faith in God Through Childhood Abuse. Please pre-order the book through 10ofthose. Every purchase made through 10ofthose helps to support the work of 20schemes. I remember walking home from school with the envelope in my hand. I held it […]

This is the final blog in a 3-part series on the subject of perseverance. So, let’s move on from the what to the how. You might be sat there right now feeling a bit overwhelmed, thinking, You’ve told me that I am supposed to run the race without messing about and without letting anything get […]