Confession of a Church Leader: I don’t really get God… and I’m Glad
// Every doubt I've ever had about God has ultimately led me to a firmer faith in him.
Written by Luke Briggs
Yes, the protesters in Brazil deserve their say, but…
// "The protests matter because of the way Brazil is perceived to have gone about things. But the celebration of sporting...
Written by Richard Woodall
God: The Awkward Silence
// "Being a Christian is not about waiting for that next time we ‘get’ God and see his bigger plan. Yes,...
Written by Anya Briggs
What I’ve learnt from persecuted Christians
// "These tiny glimpses of the experience of Christians under pressure because of their faith have shown me what it means...
Written by Alexandra Davis
Shouting over the music
// "There are always a few party poopers. They’re invited, of course, but they don’t seem to be having fun. What’s...
Written by Vicky Walker
Why I believe the Bible is God’s word
// "Reading the Bible as a community does much more than teach us how to disagree, it helps us share learning...
Written by Katharine Welby-Roberts
A better way: Durham – speakers wanted
// "We’re not sure where the answers will take us. But we’re certain that we’ll all be on that journey together."
Written by threads
4 things I’ve learnt about being unemployed
// "Unemployment helps develop a thick skin. After my first job rejection I stayed in pyjamas all day and cried down...
Written by Joanna Leighton
Cynical sarcasm? Put a sock in it
// "Debate is one thing, cynicism is another. It often seems that anything new and fresh gets slaughtered on Twitter."
Written by Carl Beech
Slacktivism: Does it work?
// "The connectivity of the internet has a power: it can build and sustain communities, it can raise awareness of issues...
Written by Hannah Swithinbank
On being a not-so-safe parent
// "I know that ultimately, my son belongs to God, and God’s vision is bigger than just what I or my...
Written by Anna Moyle
Setting the Barlow: what charity really looks like
// "All of us live in a state of responsibility, whether we want to admit it or not – we are...
Written by Hannah Malcolm
Why I choose not to wear make-up
// "I choose not to wear make-up, not because I love the way I look but because I decided a while...
Written by Christina Pope
Tolerance – the lowest common denominator
// "Tolerance - it’s a catchall term that frequently comes to the aid of politicians, automatically distinguishing its user from those...
Written by Lucinda Borkett-Jones
Calvary: An insight into the very worst humans can offer
// "The audience, like the priest in the confessional, is forced to endure an insight into the very worst that humans...
Written by Hannah Malcolm
Wanderings of a theology graduate
// "How have we become so unattractive? Where is the joy and hope found in your gospel, your resurrection? If it’s...
Written by Kit Powney
Redeeming Culture in a Digital Age
// "I’m a passionate believer that we need to be ‘incarnational’ in the digital spaces, whether those are specifically ‘Christian’ spaces...
Written by Bex Lewis
The internet is full of real people too
// "A screen can let you think that you’re not doing something all that bad, because there’s not another human being...
Written by Joel Leakey
Doing life well
// "I’ve started the process of trying to audit my week. It involves accounting for each hour of a day in...
Written by James Watts
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