The Spirit at Pentecost spread from 120 disciples to 3000 new believers in a day, Simon Gibbes suggests the Spirit was for community and equality then, and now as we live out the call for justice at home in the UK and worldwide.

The Queen – an extraordinary public servant, an exemplary disciple – says Mark Greene

Facing up to class divides in our churches with Paul Brown and Natalie Williams

Navigating eating disorders in church environments by Hope Virgo, author and mental health campaigner

Writing about disability from a first-hand perspective, Dr Amy Kenny describes a conversation and an attitude within the church, the body of Christ, that is deeply hurtful.

When Anne Thompson decided to learn Psalm 22 in public recordings around her town during Lent, she did it with her mother Mary, as a fundraiser for Tearfund. Anne reflects on her learning journey, in Hebrew and in being a witness for the Lord’s Word.

A reflection on how beauty in form and function can inspire our sermons to be informative and inspirational, too by Jonathan Holder.

Cornilius Parwaringira wonders how attentive we really are when we join in church online; taken from observations and conversations about different churches across different denominations.

Ukraine and the indomitable spirit: Matty Fearon from BMS World Mission examines what happens when God breaks through.

Praise and preaching by gospel artist Rachel John

Ukraine’s children and families: what can we do to help? Simon Gibbes from World Vision UK has some suggestions and a unifying prayer.

Science and God for kids (and others): Steph Bryant explores answers to the most fascinating questions

Ukraine’s children and families: what can we do to help? Simon Gibbes from World Vision UK has some suggestions and a unifying prayer.

The Room Where It Happens: A Lent course based on the musical Hamilton by Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin, review by Charissa King.

Journaling God’s Word by Ruth O’Reilly-Smith: how being obedient to God led to a whole new book.

Things that cause us grief in life, and how we can learn to cope with them by Emily Owen

Is it 2022 already? New year thoughts from David Latter, Chair of LWPT

Henry Lu invites us to share in a Radical Hospitality as the UK welcomes people from Afghanistan.

‘All things have become new’: Trudy Makepeace describes how she went from being a prisoner to being free

Alison Solomon says she used to be a lazy Christian but now she prepares for life by using Scripture, prayer and praise