AI is a rapidly advancing field that enables machines to replicate human intelligence and is becoming increasingly woven into our daily lives, raising questions about its ethical use and control.

Whether at a local, regional or national level, politics affects us all and deserves our attention as a way to work for the common good in our community.

Jesus called his followers to be peacemakers, loving their neighbours and enemies, while recognising that true peace will only come with his return.

This week we take a look at Eric Liddell, an ordinary person who knew they served an extraordinary God.

As Paul closes his letter to the Galatians, he underlines some of the central themes of the message he has shared.

In the first section of chapter 6 Paul touches on a host of practical matters which relates to the community life of the churches.

Christian freedom is not a licence to act however we want, but a new calling to humble, loving service.

Paul continues his argument that the law was temporary and now we must live by faith.

Paul details his confrontation with Peter who was not acting in line with the truth of the gospel.

God’s mission will advance against all the odds and we should not wait for what might appear be more favourable circumstances. Expansion and opposition go hand in hand.

God’s mission is driven by His compassion and grace, therefore, we too need to be filled with these qualities as we follow His example and help others to know Him.

As Abraham’s descendents were called to be a blessing to all nations, so now, we the church, are called to be a blessing.

It’s important we find our identity not from external influences or internal exploration but from above – a divine declaration of purpose.

The transformative process begins with a mental battle, urging believers not to conform to worldly values but to engage in the renewal of their minds.

Unlike the numerous flawed kings of ancient times, this king, on whose shoulders the government rests, will be the Wonderful Counsellor.

In the midst of suffering, God’s power and presence are most profoundly revealed, sustaining, growing, and ultimately delivering us as we navigate the trials of life.

We have both the Word of God in the Bible and words from God in prophecy. But what's the difference between the two and how should we go about using prophecy wisely?

For most people speaking in tongues is a gift (like every other gift) that needs to be practised.

A matter where certainty and mystery dwell together is healing. We take a brief tour through some of the places where the Bible addresses healing, assess a variety of views and draw some conclusions.

One of the most remarkable privileges of every child of God is to have the very power and presence of God living within empowering us to live the life God has called us to.