What does the Ryder Cup teach us about unity?
Gavin Calver
It was great to watch the compelling action of the Ryder Cup golf recently. The incredible unity amongst the European team was so clear to the global audience tuning in as they looked to keep hold of the trophy on American soil.
It had gone so well on the first two days of the competition, but the final day was quite a tense affair as the American team put themselves right back in contention. Towards the end of the final session of play the European team secured the victory, leading to much celebration. The sense of togetherness was wonderful and the unity across all the nations of Europe competing as one was clear for all to see.
Are we living in a ‘new season’ in the UK?
Much has happened over the past year to expand imagination, expectations and hope around what the Lord may be doing in the UK at this moment.
For more than 25 years I have travelled the length and breadth of the nation preaching the gospel and encouraging Christians and churches to reach out to those around them. For much of that time, it’s often felt like swimming against the cultural tide. But in 2025, something changed.