Are you in the doldrums? This phrase means to be depressed or listless, to have no interest in anything and consequently to do nothing, to be aimless and drifting. The origins of the phrase arise from a popular nautical term that refers to the belt around the Earth...

2 Cor 5:16-17 reminds us that all those who have come to faith in Christ are new creations, and as such, we must leave our old ways and old ways of thinking behind. To be a Christian is to live by the truth of God's word. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn was a Russian writer,...

Garry spoke at tonight's Little Big Church from Matt 7:15-20, a passage warning us that you can't always judge a book by its cover. Children could easily identify sheep and wolves: They could even identify the wolf that looked like a sheep: However, it isn't quite so...