This week why not set aside some time to thank god for the ways in which you have seen Him at work recently. As Arthur’s poem reassures us this week, God is everywhere. That is a very comforting thought for us all.

This week, why not thank God for His amazing grace in your life – poured out day after day. Know that He will never leave you and never forget you. Praise the Lord.

We are bombarded daily by news and comments from supposedly experts in their field. The only problem being they often disagree and are frequently misguided in their thinking. So today, remind yourself that God is in control of His world – and your life. That’s a great relief to me!

If today you feel in any way overwhelmed, know that God is on your side. A rock, a stronghold, a shield.

Today, why not imagine that God has physically moved into your spare room for a short break. What would you change? Your actions? Your general demeanor? You joy? Why not change anyway?

This week, why not spend a moment thinking of your own journey to faith. How did it happen and who was involved. Better still, why don’t you tell one of your non-Christian friends all about it?

He is risen. He is risen indeed. Alleluia.

Today is Palm Sunday – the beginning of Holy week. Why not begin this special week by reflecting on the words of this hymn, “Holy, holy, holy, Lord God almighty …there is none beside thee, perfect in power, in love and purity’ (Reginald Heber, 1783-1826)

Why not pray this simple prayer this week? “Lord Jesus, grant me ears to hear you and a willing heart to obey you. Amen.”

The writer of Psalm 63 says in v8 “My soul clings to you, your right hand upholds me.” This week thank God that even when our grip is weak, His grasp on us is always strong.