The life illustration features some work I did this week digging out a tree root.

Secondly, do not worry. Three simple words that we use on a regular basis but, when you put them together, they become very powerful. Especially when Jesus is the speaker.

Their recent fortunes on the pitch are perfect examples for this week’s online service, which looks at the contrast between Good Friday and Easter Sunday.

The introduction of a guest has been a big positive in recent weeks and, this time round we have Rev. Steve Carpenter, the pastor at Bridge Church Gornal.

We all know the importance of making the right decision and also the consequences of making the wrong one.

In this case, it was fly-tipping in the lane where I live, that got me thinking. The essence of the message is that God isn’t soft when it comes to justice, with the passage comes from Exodus 21: 23-25.

Depending on your musical tastes etc, you may or may not recall Rockwell’s Somebody’s Watching Me from 1984.

Coming across a redundant church building last weekend in the Stoke-on-Trent area was the prompt for this week’s message. In addition, there’s something on the sad passing of George Foreman.

We all make plans – and rightly so – but they don’t always work out as we intended.

Whether it’s a word out of place, bitterness or a wrong word posted on the internet, if small things aren’t dealt with they very quickly become major issues.