The heartbeat of threads

// Finding God’s peace in the seemingly chaotic

Written by Thomas McConaghie

The final thread

// We want to take this opportunity to thank you for being a part of the threads collective

Written by Stu Bothwell

Why our world needs us to be leaders

// At the Evangelical Alliance, we believe that leadership is not an elite pursuit; it is something that is needed at every level, and in every community, workplace, city and village.

Written by Abi Jarvis

Making Jesus Known

// Playing our part in the Great Commission.

Written by Eve Balshaw

My year with Evangelical Alliance

// Here's some areas of EA's work that I've loved connecting with this year.

Written by Lauren Agnew

Luminous Dark

// When you follow God in wholehearted obedience, and suddenly your entire world falls apart; when your deepest, most urgent prayers are met with silence – can faith survive?

Written by Alain Emerson

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Myth 7: Low-paying or low status work is an assault on my dignity.

// When the temp agency offered me a "high-level, interesting and socially responsible" job, it sounded great.

Written by Caroline Challis

Picked by Christine Gilland

Living like Jesus is not about status or dignity.” This post is right on the money. It’s honest and humbling read, as I realise how much I have to be grateful for, and how much our dreams of the future shouldn’t rob us of gratitude for the present.

How I survived am surviving depression

// There is a need for leaders who are willing to show their unfixed and broken parts, without having to wait for healing.

Written by Jared Ruttenberg

Picked by Thomas McConaghie

When this article reached my inbox I knew straight away that we'd publish it. Straight away it makes realise that for so many, depression and mental health issues are an ongoing battle and victory might not be as close as we'd like it to be.

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A spoonful of sugar helps the gospel go down

// It's OK to admit you're nervous and don't have the answers.

Written by Mim Skinner

When priorities change

// How do we stop our passion for Jesus fading?

Written by Gavin Calver

Has evangelism been forgotten?

// I've noticed a trend among Christians that's starting to make me feel grumpy.

Written by Carl Beech

Digitally Remastered

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The internet, anonymity, integrity and the Bible

// Why who we are, or who we show ourselves to be online matters.

Written by Guy Brandon

I shop online, therefore I am

// How our online habits are unconsciously shaping our Christian values.

Written by Guy Brandon

Social media, your habits and faith

// Because habits are powerful.

Written by Guy Brandon

Listicles

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5 surprising joys from a Wi-Fi-free holiday

// It’s the epitome of ‘first world problems’, enough to make a quivering wreck out of your average millennial.

Written by Robin Ham

5 easy ways to reduce waste right now

// As part of our theme of minimalism, our pals at Rhythms are writing our posts for us this week...

Written by Jo Herbert

3 essentials of missing generation ministry

// Dan Preston on building an organic, authentic and evangelistic community

Written by Dan Preston