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Author: Neil Hudson

Coming Home: The Shortest Step

You don’t need to be miles away to be away from home. Sometimes the most difficult thing is to cope with the resentment in your own heart that stops you joining the party…

Coming Home: The Long Return

It’s one of the oldest plotlines in the world: a youngster longs for adventure, burns his bridges at home, gets onto the open road and in time gets into a mess. That’s when they realise they have a choice. You can stay in the mess or you can return home – but changed…

What You Need To Know (September 2022)

Here are details of some of the things that are happening over the next few weeks, as well as one or two helpful links elsewhere.

What if Jesus meant it? (Part 2)

How do we make sure that we don’t get deceived by fake Christians – and perhaps more importantly, how do we make sure we are not the fakes!

What if Jesus meant it? (Part 1)

There are certain things that we hear said that we often just accept, but Jesus invites to see that there’s another way…

What if life was simpler? (Part 2)

Is it possible to live a simpler life that is less worried about what we don’t have and more grateful for what we do have? Is it possible to worry less?

What if we reacted differently? (Part 5)

What does Jesus really mean in the Sermon on the Mount about enemies?

Is this really how we should act towards evil people, structural injustice, and deep-seated enemies? If we think it is unlikely, what is the alternative?

If we do follow Jesus’ teaching, what might it look like today?

What You Need To Know (July/August 2022)

This is our newsletter that highlights some of the things we want you to know about for the month ahead.

What if we reacted differently? (Part 4)

How do you keep married love alive? How do you make sure you don’t break other people?

Jesus suggests some radical ways to make sure we keep those promises…

What if we reacted differently? (Part 3)

Wouldn’t life be simpler if we just said what we mean, and meant what we said?

Wouldn’t it mean that we could be trusted?

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