Entries by Christoph Lindner

Combatting Zoom Fatigue

(This is from a longer article by Curt Thompson. Read the full article here…) By now, most of us have noticed. And either we or someone we know is talking about it. Zoom fatigue. Irritability. No fever, cough or body aches necessary. Just the normal, run-of-the-mill symptoms of social distancing. And mostly, people are describing […]

Wellbeing Thought for Wednesday 24th February 2021

Wednesday, 24 Feb A hope that doesn’t disappoint Viktor Frankl, a survivor of the Auschwitz Nazi concentration camp, tells how hope was the most important factor in surviving. Hope is the belief that things can change. It sustains us. It helps us deal with suffering and disappointments. It’s important that we learn to deal effectively […]

Our Lent Appeal: Bibles in Ncam

On Sunday, Christoph talked with Samuel Kpagheri at Church Coffee Online. Samuel works with Wycliffe Bible Translators in Togo and West Africa as a translation consultant. We talk about the bible in Ncam, the local language, to which Samuel contributed. It was completed in 2015. Alongside it runs a literacy programme especially geared towards women […]

Wellbeing Thought for Tuesday 23rd February 2021

Tuesday, 23 Feb Beloved The most significant truth about our new identity in Jesus is that we are deeply loved. If you are a follower of Jesus, you are loved by him and the Beloved of God (see Ephesians 1.5-6 and Colossians 3.12).  How does God usually reveal his love for us? Through the Bible: […]

Wellbeing Thought for Monday 22nd February 2021

Monday 22 Feb Freedom from Fear Not all fear is bad – it can be the right response to danger, releasing adrenaline when we need it! The fear we are talking about today is the fear that is stealing our peace or that becomes a prison. The first step is to identify your fear and […]

Wellbeing Thought for Sunday 21st February 2021

WEEK THREE: EMOTIONAL WELLBEING Sunday 21 Feb Emotional health matters You may think you’re doing quite well with your emotional health. Dave Smith, the author of this course, only realised how much better his emotional health could be when he faced some of the ‘shadow sides’ of his personality type. Or you may be experiencing […]

210221 Sunday Worship: Emotional Wellbeing

Today we are exploring emotional wellbeing and coming together to chat, pray, sing, read the Bible and learn together is proven to improve our wellbeing. Edda and Christoph are leading the service live from the Rectory. [Find all the links below] Church Coffee Online… Sign up for The Wellbeing Journey… CHILDREN AND FAMILIES: Wellbeing for […]

Wellbeing Thought for Saturday 20th February 2021

Saturday 20 Feb Habits for physical wellbeing The key to making progress is establishing healthy habits. Routines and habits – good ones and bad ones – make up around 45 percent of our everyday actions! Small changes can have big effects over time. In his book Atomic Habits, James Clear suggests three steps: Reminder (the […]

Prayers Friday 19th Feb 2021.

Let us worship Jehovah, whose name alone is exalted above the earth and heavens. The God who is worthy of praises. The God whose greatness no one can fathom. The God who is gracious and compassionate. The God who is slow to anger and rich in love. The God whose dominion endures from generation to […]