Journal

It’s surprisingly easy to go through life looking sideways — at our work, worries, achievements, possessions and other people — and forget to look up. Psalm 145 invites us to rediscover a life of awe and praise, remembering who God is, what He has done, and why His goodness is worth passing from one generation to the next.

When we truly recognise Jesus, there should be a reaction. Knowing Christ changes us, moves us to love others, and calls us to point people towards Him – even when we may only ever be one small link in the chain.

What would happen if we became the kind of church God could trust with the people He sends? From a lawnmower and some badly pruned roses to a “masterpiece in progress”, Peter explores personal transformation, everyday witness and why revival doesn’t begin with a programme or an event—it begins with us.

What happens when we truly encounter Jesus? Through the story of Zacchaeus, we discover how Jesus transforms individuals, reshapes the Church and can bring lasting change to whole communities.

What does it really mean to be led by the Holy Spirit? It might be less predictable, and more practical, than we imagine. Discover what it could look like to keep in step with God in everyday life, and why we might need to start expecting the unexpected.

What does it really mean to worship? Is it something that happens when the music starts on a Sunday morning, or could it be far bigger — and far more personal — than that? From the extraordinary scale of the universe to a rather excessive collection of Ford Capris, we explore what captures our attention, what draws us towards God, and why worship might have less to do with performance than we think.