Take time to do a faith stocktake. What needs a reset? What needs to be celebrated?

How do you stay present with people and with God? What new disciplines can you use to help with this?

We can be overwhelmed by the laments of the poor, the oppressed and those suffering around us. Set aside time to pray for those who minister to them in Gods name.

What memories of Gods faithfulness can you draw on in times of trouble? Perhaps write them down or be creative in creating a source of such memories.

How has your faith been challenged, revisited and renewed on your spiritual journey thus far? What do you continue to hold on to? What have you left behind?

Is there someone in your journey who has been Gods voice saying, I will be with you? Let them know how much their presence means to you.

Spend some time thinking about your body. Where is there imbalance? What do you need to become balanced?

Who are the ordinary saints that inspire you? Find time to share their stories with someone else.

Look at how you balance your time and money given to God and that given to the world. Does it feel balanced?

Look up which constellations are visible where you are and see if you can find them in the night sky.

What does Sabbath look like in your life? What could you put in place to ensure that you keep a Sabbath in your life?

What are your hopes for the rest of the year? Spend some time in contemplation and bring them before God.

Who are the people who have influenced your own journey of faith through their lives, or in their written or spoken words, and what have they taught you?

David was by no means perfect as a human being yet chosen by God to be king. Have you felt called by God to do something, and dismissed the idea as improbable? Keep listening, and next time, be positive and step out in faith!

Should the Church be reaching out more effectively to those on some kind of spiritual search or journey, who do not see their needs being met within what we currently offer?

We live in an increasingly unstable world, with global conflicts and a growing distrust of those in control. How might the worldwide Church speak more clearly into these issues?

Think about your own relationships, at work, home and social, and how your words and actions might sometimes cause friction.

Throughout the world Christians face far more than the taunting of Goliath for their faith. Check out the websites of organisations such as Open Doors, which highlight this issue.

What is integrity and how do we live it out in everyday life?

What was the last warning you did not heed? What were the consequences?

Reflect on Jeremiahs admonition to seek God with all our hearts. How do we find him?

Has God always shown up when you expected him to? What did you do when he didnt?

Reflect on what God has called you to do in your life. How will you fulfil it?

Where is your nearest childrens home? What part could you play in helping to care for and mentor the children?

You are precious in my sight. Take some time to reflect on Isaiah 43:45. How can you respond to Gods loving care?

What can you or your faith community do in solidarity with Christians who suffer persecution? Consider supporting organisations like Open Doors (www.opendoorsuk.org) or Aid to the Church in Need (www.acnuk.org).

Imagine you are at your own wake. How do people remember you? How would you wish to be remembered?

If we are comfortably off, giving money may not be much of a sacrifice. Can you sacrifice your time or attention? Who needs these more than money?

Take time today to freeze the frame. Are there unnoticed or ignored areas of your life where you need to pay attention and take action?

Everyone is God speaking. Why not be polite and listen to him? (Hafiz, fourteenth-century Persian poet). Who will speak Gods words to you today?