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.

Brian Helsby’s book “God’s Love Stories” offers inspiring real-life stories of God’s love – including the time a young man came to know God’s love through Brian’s consistent care.

Faithful Christians, like Pharisees, sometimes find themselves looking down on others. We shouldn’t!

David shows in Psalm 36 that our words have great power. Consider your own way of speaking: are you honouring God with each word?

Holiness is rooted in care and compassion. If we are called to be holy, this always means showing the love of Christ to the people around us – especially those in need.

Job was ahead of his time – treating people who were socially lower than him with great respect. How do you treat people?

Paul tells Timothy to reflect on his words. It’s easy for us to hear God’s truth and just forget it, instead of thinking more about how it applies to our lives.

The last chapter of the Bible pictures healing being offered to the nations by God’s people. Let’s be agents of healing today.

The people of God are meant to have an influence on the world around them. How might you be influential today, and fulfill what John sees in Revelation 21 as you do? R

Revelation pictures the bride of Christ as a city made of various cherished materials. Do you know how He values us?

God called the earth ‘good’, but only when he made people did he call it ‘very good’.

Paul was blown away by the help he received from the early church. People should always be able to look at Christians and say – they’ll help!