Dare to date
// And what in the world is 'biblical dating'?
Written by Aukelien van Abbema
Do justice, love mercy, walk humbly … don’t gentrify?
// How do we understand gentrification, and can (or should) we do anything?
Written by Vicky Walker
Rahab: prostitute, ancestor of Jesus
// She's not her past; she’s all about her future.
Written by Ruth Clements
A hipster speaks out
// And why you’re probably a hipster in disguise.
Written by Benedict Atkins
Wellness – what is it anyway?
// This January, let's take a look at the subject on everyone's lips.
Written by Hannah Dallison
A Christian hygge?
// How does our faith interact with the much-embraced Danish concept of hygge?
Written by Rachel Helen Smith
Whom shall I fear?
// The verses that helped me through anxiety and depression.
Written by Gemma Pask
Proverbs 31 is for all of us
// Proverbs 31. The wife of noble character. Yes, that passage.
Written by Amy Turner
5 ways to make this Christmas (more) meaningful
// A Christmas message from our friends at Christians Against Poverty.
Written by Joseph Allison
Protesting with kindness
// How to move from social media to social action.
Written by Jennifer Goodyer
Go to church? Why can’t I just listen to a podcast?
// Ok, here's why - and no, I’m not anti-technology. I’m just pro-community.
Written by Andy Tilsley
Our loss of identity: how our culture is lying to us all
// After Black Friday, we consider whether living ethically is just for hippies and annoying do-gooders.
Written by Anya Briggs
What are you doing on Buy Nothing Day?
// We asked a few friends if they thought dropping Black Friday from their calendars was a good idea.
Written by threads
I started a church for chavs
// The final article from our extract from Darren's book, Chav Church.
Written by Darren Edwards
Donna’s story
// As part of our series on working-class church, we asked Donna to share a little of her experience of church with us.
Written by Donna Ali
We need a working-class gospel
// When life isn’t heading in the right direction, people need a way out.
Written by Darren Edwards
The 80/20 rule
// 80 per cent good and 20 per cent nonsense - sound like anyone you know?
Written by Andy Flannagan
Are we prepared to speak the truth?
// Because by doing so, we recognise the glory, beauty and scandal of the Gospel.
Written by Nick Harris
Have we forgotten that God changes nations?
// In the week of the US election, we’re reminded of the importance of believing in a God who can change the world, and the part we can play in that.
Written by Banning Liebscher
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