Paul Mallard

Understanding heaven transforms life on earth, but Christians rarely think about their eternal home. Drawing from the full sweep of Scripture, Pau...

However fervent our first love for the Lord, we are all prone to drift. Our hearts can grow cold and our faith become a mere formality before we’ve...

You did your best to raise your child to follow Jesus, but they walked away from him. Perhaps like the younger prodigal son in the Bible story, th...

Lamenting in the face of grief and loss is therapeutic. It is also theologically sound. So why then don’t we lament? Or at least, why don’t we la...

How can we maintain an intimate relationship with God in a busy world? How do we read the Bible to feed our souls, rather than ‘professionally’, l...

Gratitude can sometimes feel like thank you letters to half-remembered relatives. We know that we should be grateful, but it can be so hard on the ...

Even as early as the end of the first century the future of the church hung in the balance. False teaching, internal division and persecution were ...

Even as early as the end of the first century the future of the church hung in the balance. False teaching, internal division and persecution were ...

In the book of Ephesians, the apostle Paul lays open the treasure chest of GodÕs grace and displays to us the glories of our salvation.Experienced ...

Does the church have a future? Across the generations troubled Christians have often asked this question.Even as early as the end of the first cent...

Making big decisions can be desperately difficult. Often we end up paralysed with indecision, afraid that making the wrong choice – whether it’s go...

Sometimes hopes are shattered and our expectations fail to be realized. This can lead to disillusionment and discouragement. In extreme circumstanc...

'Let me be honest, during the last twenty years there have been times when my faith has seemed frail and fragile and almost ready to collapse. I ha...

Who am I and do I really matter? This is a heartfelt cry today, articulated in different ways, often even among professing Christians. Paul Mallard...