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The Kingdom of God is where God reigns, yet the Pharisees failed to see the Kingdom of God in Jesus. Cedric Longville of @CardiffBapCol explains that if God reigns in our hearts and lives, the Kingdom of God is with us today

There can be times when we don't always express our thankfulness. Hannah Smethurst, Associate Minister at Caersalem Baptist Church, explores a miraculous healing that Jesus did, and what it means to be truly thankful

The trappings of wealth can blind us. Richard Weaver of @CardiffBapCol asks how rich people respond to those suffering injustice, who really matter to God. Jesus turned the religious leaders' understanding of God's Kingdom on its head

What is our image of the God we need to imitate? Rosa Hunt and Ed Kaneen of @CardiffBapCol point out that we can't serve two masters, and cannot be both honest and dishonest. Neither can we serve a false god of money - God must come first

Being lost doesn't sound good, does it? Yet, as Stephen Roberts of @CardiffBapCol explains, without the risk of getting lost we have a much more limited opportunity to discover new things about God and ourselves

We are never written off by God. Craig Gardiner of @CardiffBapCol tells us that God loves those on the margins of society. Heaven goes diligently seeking those who feel lost, and finds them a home

There is much to consider before following Jesus. Mark Thomas of Magor Baptist Church asks why we try to make the gospel undemanding and comfortable to attract people. Yet, we're offered life in all its fullness by giving our all to Jesus

We're all invited, but often have excuses. Bernice Lingard of Bromsgrove Baptist Church tells us how the invitation to the Great Banquet illustrates the love of God for those on the margins of society

What is the Kingdom of God like? Angel Tiebas of Wheatley Park Baptist Church explores what Jesus has to say through two well-known parables

Can you sometimes find that rules get in the way of what you know to be right? Dale Norman of tells us that, while keeping the Sabbath is important, it does not mean that we should be ignoring the needs of people

Do you know where your provision comes from? Rev David Powell of High Street Baptist Church, Merthyr Tydfil, reminds us that it's God who sustains us, and even when injustices become overwhelming, he will be there to support us

Miara Rabearisoa of @CardiffBapCol & Presbyterian Church of Wales tells us that prayer leads us into a deeper relationship with God, in whom we can trust. Through prayer we receive greater peace about situations beyond our control