Christians and Culture

The Fruits of The Blessing Were Never Meant to Be Eaten Alone

Recently, I’ve been thinking that I am far enough along in my walk with Christ to know that I should trust God: know that He is good, all the time, and that, among many things, He is a covenant-keeping God. But my study of the promise made to Abram and the subsequent journey of Israel has made me realise that I may have been...

The wrestle with God

Recently during our Heas Up Bible study, we were taken through the naming of Israel and reminded of how that name came about. Before becoming Israel, Jacob was Jacob: a man whose very name carried connotations of striving, grasping, and deception. Yet despite all of that, he became the recipient of God's blessings, passed down from Abraham. When I read the story of Jacob...

A Prayer for Renewal Over Reinvention in the New Year

As this year draws to a close, I have found myself reflecting on a familiar phrase often spoken in anticipation of what lies ahead:...

Trusting God in the Transition From Campus to Career

From Campus to Career: Trusting God in the Transition Graduation is both thrilling and unsettling. After years of timetables and lecture halls, life suddenly opens into a future without a syllabus. Questions rise quickly: What’s next? Will I find the right job? How do I live out my faith in this new season? The shift from campus to career is more than a change in routine—it’s an invitation to trust God in the unknown. The waiting, the unexpected roles, and even the detours are not wasted. Just as Joseph’s winding path prepared him for purpose, God uses every step to shape us for what lies ahead. Work, then, becomes more than earning a paycheck. It becomes worship. Every report written, meeting attended, or act of kindness offered is an opportunity to glorify Him. And in the midst of uncertainty, community and faith remind us that our worth is not tied to achievements but rooted in Christ. Because ultimately, your career is not just what you do—it’s who you do it for.

Sin Thrills and Then It Kills: Planning Ahead to Avoid the Trap of Sin

Today I begin a five-week series while I'll be looking at Sin, the effect it has on our lives and how we can avoid...

How to Disagree Well, Without Losing Your Convictions

During the lockdown, it seemed like everyone was online. New social media platforms such as House Party and Clubhouse quickly rose in popularity, as...

Hedonism: The Pursuit of Joy

If you pay close attention to the news or social media, you are sure to find the things that divide us as humans. Whether...

How can we make the Asbury revival a constant in our lives

“Revival is a renewed conviction of sin and repentance, followed by an intense desire to live in obedience to God. It is giving up...

Dear Women,

Prefer to listen? Listen here! I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful; I know that full wellPsalm 139:14 To be...

Cancel Culture vs Calling People Out

Cancel culture has had a huge impact on our generation. Authors, Influencers, Celebrities, basicallyanyone who is in the public eye has probably had a...

God’s Glory In Diversity

All of us are made in the image of God- male and female He created us (Gen. 1:27). Every one of us is made...

Harriet Tubman: A Woman After God’s Voice

Here is a brief insight, detailing the life of Araminta Harriet Ross, who later changed her name to Harriet around the time of her...

Christianity First, Being Black Second

There are very few topics that are discussed in today’s cultural climate that are novel. Whilst the context of these topics such as abortion,...

Frederick Douglass – A Man on A Mission

This is a short introduction into the life of Frederick Augustus Washington Bailey, who later changed his last name to Douglass, after a famous...