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So many of us, especially young people, can feel a crippling anxiety about our appearance. Ennette Lainchbury of @liccltd asks us to look past the competition and comparison with others, and realise that we're made in the image of God

Often people find our decision to follow Jesus bizarre, ridiculous, or even downright funny. Yet, Sam Brown of @liccltd reassures us that we're not alone, and the power of God that saved us won't make sense to others - well, maybe not yet!

Do you ever wish you were someone else, or somewhere else, or doing something else? Steve Rouse of @liccltd reminds us that God has made us who we are, put us where we are, and doing whatever we do, for his purposes

Do you strive to present the best version of yourself, or compare yourself to others? Tim Yearsley of @liccltd says that you have nothing to hide, lose, or prove, because you're not an imposter - you're a follower of Jesus

Mark Greene of @liccltd tells us something about Jesus' triumphal entry to Jerusalem where love casts out all fear. If today, you face something that fills you with fear, let the Lord guide you, let him be your strength and reassurance

God can can be found anywhere and everywhere. Jo Trickey of @liccltd reassures us that, wherever we are today, and whatever the day throws at us, God is with us. His right hand will hold you fast, and he cares for you in all you do

In this final episode, Dave Gregory explores the presence and action of God throughout the story of life upon the Earth - its wonder, playfulness and communion, together with our place within the purposes of God in an age of climate change

Journeying across the planet of the trees, Dave Gregory looks for signs of wonder, playfulness and communion with God. Sustaining the climate of the Earth, what might we learn from trees to sustain both their and our future

Dave Gregory explores the wonder of the sky, where small changes have huge impact on weather forecasts and climate - revealing a wonder that calls us to humility, and an invitation to share with God in seeking goodness for creation

In the first of four episodes Dave Gregory explores the wonder, playfulness and communion of the coasts - glimpsing God, and listening for God's call to care for creation, through what science reveals of the interaction of land, sea and sky

There's times when we all think we've 'blown it' with God, and we've fallen. However, as Dave Day says, if we come to God with the right attitude, and a heart of repentance, there'll be nothing that need disqualify us from his forgiveness

David became the commander of all those who were in distress or in debt or discontented - they gathered around him. Dave Day reassures us that, even though we can find ourselves in troubled times, God will lift us up too as we turn to him