Settling for scraps // He dismissed her with silent awkwardness, leaving her to feel that she was not good enough. Written by Danny Webster
The guest service; a question of balance? // This Easter, I attended a service that was definitely not aimed at guests, seekers, or new Christians - no more... Written by Hannah Mudge
Compassionate capitalism // Why some people have a responsibility to earn the big bucks Written by Hannah Kowszun
The UK is not skint: in defence of social security // Those in work are not subsidising those on benefits. Those in work often are those on benefits. Written by Andy Walton
When it all gets hazy // The way I see it, we can hang an awful lot on whether Jesus rose from the dead. See, if... Written by Luke Briggs
Why faith should hurt // God never promised that staying close would be easy. Written by Claire Musters
On godliness and giving blood // I could be giving myself to a drug dealer, a gang leader, a child abuser or murderer. Written by Chris Ware
Washing away the dirt that chokes // By washing the feet of 12 young offenders in a penal institute, Pope Francis has begun his papal ministry with... Written by Katherine Maxwell-Rose
The return of The Voice and the demise of talent // Why is anyone still watching? Written by Angeline Liles
The Top Gear approach to church // I spend a lot of time in church feeling pretty bored and laughing politely at jokes that I would ignore... Written by Jamie Cutteridge
What living with room-mates taught me about marriage // I’ve learned as much about marriage from brushing my teeth next to my room-mates as I have from any sermon,... Written by Lyndsey Graves
Vampires, shampires and sin // Vampires are everywhere: comics, TV, films, even smart-phone skins and Lego key-chains. Written by Jon Horne
The British Good Samaritan // In the week we’ve seen the awful conditions and dire need for emergency funds in Syria, we can be proud... Written by Joe Ware
Instagram: seeing the world through rose-tinted filters // Instagram is a symptom of our dissatisfaction with everyday reality. Written by Rachel Helen Smith
For the prize // We all have stories we tell ourselves to help make sense of our lives. Written by Ben Askew
Rahab and the righteous traitor-heroes // Betrayal of one’s people is underrated. Written by Jonty Langley
Can you be a Christian and still eat meat? // The choices we make about what we eat directly reflect and impact how we treat other people. Written by Sarah Rowe
This is Sparta // For our 300th post, we asked Carl Beech to tell us just why he loves the epic testosterone-fuelled film 300... Written by Carl Beech
Bastille: Bad Blood // "When you just can't shake the heavy weight of living." Written by Angeline Liles