Why I’m going slow in 2025
By 
Gemma Hunt2025-01-31T11:54:00
Thank God for grace, says Gemma Hunt. Let’s cut ourselves – and each other – a bit of slack this year
Did you make a new year’s resolution? If you did, how are you getting on? Has it become habitual yet or has it already fallen away? If you didn’t, are you feeling smug at seeing others fail, or are you in awe of those who have made a change?
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