William Greathouse was known for his loving and patient way with people. We should all desire his Christlike attitude in this area.

Not all relationships should be resurrected. Consider carefully if God is calling you to ‘shake the dust from your shoes’ and leave some relationships behind.

Do you need to forgive somebody? Holding a grudge is pointless, and damages your own faith. Reconcile today, by offering forgiveness even when you have been wronged.

Sometimes you need to apologize to resurrect a relationship.

If you want to see relationships come back to life, begin by realising how loved and forgiven you are by a gracious God.

God’s resurrection power extends to real areas of life. He can bring our dead relationships back to life!

As we begin Holy Week, let’s remember how Jesus came humbly as a servant, willing to embrace humiliation as He obeyed God.

True holiness must express itself through serving others, especially the poor and marginalized in our communities.

Jesus had stern words for those who were knowledgeable but had no compassion or love. Yes, we should know His Word, but it’s more important that we serve and help people with His love.

A little boy was challenged to do good in his community. Perhaps his story will motivate us to go and do good today!

What are good works anyway? May our lives be marked by works of piety and works of mercy.

Kim Phuc's wisdom about choosing amusement over annoyance in life's small frustrations offers a profound shift in perspective for daily living. Consider today how you might transform your reactions to minor irritations.

Kim Phuc's struggle to forgive those who caused her immense suffering demonstrates the transformative power of choosing forgiveness over bitterness. Take time today to identify areas where unforgiveness may be poisoning your soul.

Kim Phuc discovered that words could hurt as much as a napalm bomb. Consider today how your words can either wound deeply or bring healing to those around you.

Happy new year! Psalm 9 reveals that God never ignores the cries of His people, promising to always be attentive to our needs and struggles. Begin 2025 by trusting in God's constant care for you, and commit to showing that same care to others in need throughout the year.

Christmas invites us to look beyond appearances to recognize our King in unexpected places. Where might you be missing Jesus today?

One last story from Brian's book, about getting down on the floor to love those who need it most.

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?

Brian Helsby’s mentors meant so much to him. Our world needs Christian mentors more than ever. Be one today!

Brian Helsby shares a story the patience he had to develop with a new believer named Jeff, and how God's persistent love, embodied through patient believers, can transform lives.