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The Church must live beyond the headlines

Andy Bryant argues that the role of the Church should not be driven by ephemeral whims of the news headlines or social media, but should follow God’s agenda.

Moving on to the next chapter with God

Ruth Lilley explains why she is reluctant to say goodbye to this year’s primary class, and then face a brand new class in the autumn.

Books which enlighten and challenge

Jane Walters has been catching up on some Christian reading, and has discovered the joys of including a good book in her daily routine.

We need a vision of a better future

Andrew Frere-Smith urges us to work together and share our assets in order to tackle the worsening cost of living situation.

Listening to each other, and to God

As we move through a period of increasing industrial unrest, Andy Bryant urges us to spend more time listening to each other’s point of view..

Why are we so judgemental?

Regular contributor Philip Young believes that there is an alternative to the judgemental and often cruel attitudes in our society.

Can I really call myself a Christian?

Robert Ashton has been questioning the label that could be applied to his beliefs, and shares his refreshingly honest thoughts with us.

Jesus loves it when we laugh

Despite the hardships many around the world are currently facing, Ruth Lilley suggests that laughter is an important part of our lives.

Togetherness can be better than independence

Regular contributor Jane Walters cherishes the opportunities to work together with others rather than independently.

Growing younger as we grow older?

Following last week’s opinion column on Network Norfolk, where Andy Bryant made a case for the role of older people in our churches, Rev Dr Patrick Richmond explains why it is essential to attract younger people to the faith.

Friendship will drive out hate

Regular contributor Philip Young believes that friendship with each other is a key element in bringing peace to the world.

Time for the Church to grow older?

Andy Bryant explains why he believes the older generations have a vital role to play in the growth of today’s church.

What can we learn from the geese?

Anna Heydon urges us to take a lesson from the formation flying of geese as we cope with the busy-ness of our lives.

Stand with Ukraine in prayer and action

Andrew Frere-Smith reflects on how we can respond to the events in Eastern Europe at the moment.

We should respect our individuality and identity

Robert Ashton reminds us that God made us all as individuals, and feels that we should respect people’s desire not to conform, especially if it is driven by their beliefs.

We are created for a purpose

Regular contributor Ruth Lilley encourages us to discover and pursue the purpose that God has for our lives.

When it’s time to press on regardless

Regular contributor Jane Walters encourages us to persevere in God’s strength to overcome the obstacles that life places in our path.

The Easter story brings new life, new hope

Regular contributor Ruth Lilley, explains how the hope of new life promised by the Easter story has helped her to avoid being held back by dwelling on past events.

“Only love can drive out hate”

Regular contributor Philip Young is reminded of Martin Luther King’s words as he follows reports of the war in Ukraine.

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