By Susie Larson2023-12-19T18:13:00
It’s easy to get lost in the busyness of the season, but dare we ask ourselves what really matters this Christmas? If we do, we might just discover that it changes everything, says Susie Larson
Christmas is a time of great joy, expectancy and celebration. Yet, all too often, we lose ourselves in preparations and miss the sacredness of the season. Why does it matter? Because it’s this holiday on which we honour the birth of our saviour. It’s this time of year when people are open to the things of God. And it’s precisely this season when Christians most often lose sight of what’s available to them in Christ Jesus.
We are people created in God’s image. We have access to his presence and his promises. So why all the strain and stress? Dare we ask ourselves what honestly matters most to us this Christmas?
2023-12-15T13:02:00Z By Krish Kandiah
Krish Kandiah travelled to Bethlehem in search of solutions to the current conflict
2023-12-12T17:39:00Z By Tim Farron MP
The hope of advent seems a long way off against the backdrop of war, famine and disaster. That’s where lament comes in, says Tim Farron MP
2023-12-08T14:18:00Z By George Pitcher
The world may seem dark this advent, but that’s even more reason to turn to Jesus, the light of the world. He illuminates the darkness and lightens our load. That’s something worth celebrating, says Rev George Pitcher
2025-08-22T10:32:00Z By Rev Jamie Sewell
When one of his youth group declared he was “the main character,” it struck a chord with Rev Jamie Sewell. Too often, Christians see themselves as the saviour - rather than pointing to the one who can really save. Let’s stop living as if it all depends on us and embrace the freedom Christ brings
2025-08-21T15:34:00Z By George Pitcher
From war in Ukraine to asylum hotels in Essex, when it comes to international conflict or local politics, the Christian call to peace remains says George Pitcher. But what exactly does that look like?
2025-08-21T12:48:00Z By Billy Hallowell
After Morice Norris was injured on the field, both teams ended the game and prayed together. Billy Hallowell shares the lessons Christians can learn from this unexpected turn of events
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