Christmas brings both special feelings and eternal truth - but it's God's unchanging truth about Jesus that matters most. This season, anchor your celebration in the reality of Christ's world-changing arrival rather than fleeting emotions.

Jesus as Wonderful Counsellor and Mighty God reveals His dual nature of gentle guidance and supreme power. Draw close to His strength this Christmas season, especially if you're facing difficult times or loss.

Jesus invites us to come down from our distant observation posts and welcome Him into our lives, just as Zacchaeus did - the choice to draw near or stay distant is ours to make.

Zacchaeus's desperate desire to see Jesus challenges us to examine our own pursuit of God, pushing us beyond our comfort zones to truly encounter Him.

Jesus stands ready to transform any heart that truly believes in His power to change them. Do you believe that He can make you clean?

True transformation happens when we trust Jesus over our own understanding and follow His lead, even when it doesn't make sense.

If you want the change that Jesus can bring, you’ve got to open yourself up and let him into your life. Even if people have hurt you, He won’t!

In the height of apartheid, Brian was busy bringing people together for the sake of Christ. How might you stand for good, in a world of evil, today?

Running on faith means seeing blessings to be grateful for, rather than burdens to complain about.

Running on faith means filling up on the promises of God.

Running on faith means stopping long enough to fill up on God.

Many of us run on empty, when we could be running on faith.

Isn’t the Bible just an outdated book written by primitive people? I used to believe that. I don’t anymore.

Is our faith over-simplified, or is it credible? Donald Shafer argues that a holy faith must be intellectually credible for it to be taken seriously.

A small word like “yet” can make a huge difference. Don’t underestimate a small change in your life – it might just save you from disaster.

We all have our wants and desires, but the deep Christian says “yet… not my will, but Yours be done Lord”, as Jesus did the night He was arrested

As Christians we don’t pretend that life isn’t challenging. We acknowledge it, but we also acknowledge that God holds us through the storms.

In a world where many are disowning Jesus, we must stay strong and faithful.

When the people in their lives began to reject them for their new faith, the Telchins stood firm. How do we cope when people look down on our Christian beliefs?

Stan Telchin’s faith was tested when the initial high of following Jesus began to wear off. His friends’ advice helped him make it through.