Why should we support political campaigning? // How engaging with your local representative is proclaiming the good news of the Gospel. Written by Kit Powney
We need people and people need patience // Things I learnt while pretending to be an artist {PART THREE} Written by Amie Aitken
Mind over mullet // The book of Judges; it it really meant to be in the Bible? Or did someone just forget? Written by Emma Scrivener
Keeping up with Caitlyn // We have not one, not two, but three posts on Caitlyn Jenner's recent public debut. Written by threads
Loving the thieves on the Tube // How the words of Scripture never grow old, and how God is using them to speak life to our generation. Written by Sarah Yardley
The most painful calling // Faith is demanding ... even after 12 years or more, faith will not allow us to stop believing that God... Written by Claire Jones
Be OK with being bad at things – for now // Things I’ve learned while pretending to be an artist {PART TWO} Written by Amie Aitken
The ‘I’ in church family // "Can the allegiance and love you have for me and for my bride, the Church - your fellow Christians -... Written by Sarah Webb
Should I stay or should I go? // "Choose your battles wisely," goes the proverb. Written by Steve Edwards
Is the world on fire? // As I flick through a global news feed, it certainly seems that way. Written by Lisa Whitten
Things I’ve learnt while pretending to be an artist // {PART ONE} You have to start somewhere, so just start. Written by Amie Aitken
Good vibrations // "... frequency, vibration and resonance are all perfectly planned by a perfect creator as part of our creative make up." Written by Emma Fowle
Chariots of tyre // "... isn’t it refreshing that our God isn’t just a cosmic task-master, always chivvying us along to do more, but... Written by Tim Wyatt
Something strange in my neighbourhood // "Despite our physical proximity, the barriers remain." Written by Paul Rose
So poor, so happy, such rubbish // It’s a truth universally acknowledged that people living in poverty in developing countries are, yes, very poor, but also really... Written by Sarah Stone