Mental Health Awareness | Self-Harm: Prevention and Recovery

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,…

Christianity is growing fastest in regions once considered mission fields—Africa, Asia, and Latin America. The centre of gravity has shifted, and with it, the voice of the global church. Today, we explore the implications of this shift: leadership, theology, and collaboration across continents. Global Christianity is no longer a Western…

Every culture carries beauty—and brokenness. Cross-cultural ministry requires discernment: knowing what to affirm, what to challenge, and what to transform. The gospel does not erase culture; it redeems it. Today, we examine how cultural customs interact with Christian values and how the kingdom of God transcends cultural boundaries while honouring…

Consent is not just a legal concept—it’s a moral and relational one. Teaching boys about consent means teaching them about respect, boundaries, and empathy. It’s about dismantling entitlement and building emotional intelligence. Today, we explore how boys can learn to honour others’ autonomy and develop a healthy understanding of mutual…