Five ways to glorify God with technology // From the garden to the city: the redeeming and corrupting power of technology (John Dyer). Written by Angeline Liles
We all need to be nudists // Our shortcomings and failures can be responded to with bucket loads of grace, but that there is also a time... Written by Cris Rogers
Give to Cameron what is Cameron’s? // The early Christians were all over breaking the law. Written by Mim Skinner
What would Jesus pirate? // I was merrily ripping my CDs, even after I found out it was illegal. Written by Caleb Woodbridge
Is the BBC anti-Christian? // In Eastenders, the only regular Christian character is a chain-smoking, loopy old bat, intended for ridicule. Written by Marcus Stead
Smoke gets in your eyes: Mad Men, shame, and healing // How a fictional character reminded me to embrace my identity. Written by Kelsy Black
Myth 1: ‘My faith is a liability at work. If I want to progress and do well I need to keep it private.’ // Christine Woolgar kicks off our new series tackling the top 10 myths about work. Written by Christine Woolgar
Girl about town: flirt to convert // We begin a new series following a girl around town as she tries to get by without getting into too... Written by Girl About Town
In the worshipful company of Depeche Mode // Jonty Langley has a religious experience with a comeback album from icons of the 80s. Written by Jonty Langley
Top 10 myths about work // We'll spend about 90,000 hours in the workplace during our lives but we don't hear much about it in church.... Written by threads
Food glorious food! // Hunger and I fell out a long time ago – probably when I was about six and tucking into homemade... Written by Katherine Maxwell-Rose
On the ground in Cyprus // There is nothing like a bank-closing, savings-confiscating, job-endangering crisis to expose your insecurities. Written by Bekah Mastris
Why Thatcher’s funeral was really terribly weird // A spiritual atheist finds all the pomp, spectacle and ritual of Margaret Thatcher's funeral utterly bizarre. Written by Lucie Mussett
Singleness: What’s all the fuss about? // Miriam Skinner implores us to stop rabbiting on about relationships. Written by Mim Skinner
The church of Biodanza // While taking a class in Biodanza, Alex White hugs strangers, gets his face stroked and realises it's really not that... Written by Alex White
We don’t want to talk about it // The Christian world, and more importantly the world of Rick Warren and his family was rocked with the news that... Written by Rachael Newham
Maggie and me: on Thatcher, sin and grace // As soon as I start to take it upon myself to decide who's in and who's out, I can't help... Written by Chine McDonald
It’s a baby // In an abandoned half-built building in Lebanon, Katie Harrison discovered Syrian refugee families sheltering, and one very tiny baby. Written by Katie Harrison