Mental Health Awareness | Self-Harm: Recognising The Warning Signs

We’ve been sold a broken script: that men must be stoic, unshaken, and armoured against weakness. Yet history, psychology, and Scripture all show the opposite — that the greatest men were those who knew how to be real. Jesus wept. David wrote songs of despair. Paul admitted fear and trembling…

Most of us worship a God who looks suspiciously like ourselves — a slightly nicer, stronger, more patient version of us. But that’s not God. That’s an idol. The tragedy is that the God of the Bible is infinite, terrifying in holiness, and yet endlessly loving. When we shrink Him…

At the core of cross-cultural ministry is the willingness to enter another’s world—to listen, to learn, and to love. Jesus modelled this perfectly: He became flesh and dwelt among us. Today, we reflect on the incarnational nature of ministry and the power of empathy to break down walls, build bridges,…

Church is more than a building—it’s a spiritual home. For families, involvement in church life can be a source of strength, guidance, and unity. It offers a rhythm of worship, a network of support, and a place to grow together in faith. Today, we reflect on why church involvement matters,…

From free counselling to peer networks, resources exist to help people survive and heal—but they’re only useful if people know about them.