Arnold Schwarzenegger, The Promise, and Marmite

// Joe Ware brings us his pick of the week...

Written by Joe Ware

So what if Jesus was married?

// This week, Harvard professor Karen King unveiled a fragment of papyrus that speaks of Jesus’ wife.

Written by Phil Green

Losing my religion

// It is very easy to celebrate what God is doing as people come to faith but we must also listen...

Written by Andy Frost

Is the religious right wrong?

// When you have the answer you've got a duty to correct those who have got it wrong, haven't you?

Written by Danny Webster

99%, Comic Sans criminals and finger-tip art

// Dan Preston brings us his pick of the week...

Written by Dan Preston

No more page three

// I have a sex drive. I’m a red-blooded male, so what do you expect?

Written by Carl Beech

The humans are dead (the end of history and our last stand)

// Now you, being an informed kind of person, may think that superhitech singing Kiwi robots with killer dance moves and...

Written by Jonty Langley

Voices of the future

// A smorgasbord of up-and-coming musicians from Bastille to King Charles.

Written by Angeline Liles

Decisions, decisions – facing your future

// Wouldn’t it be great to have specific and unmistakable guidance from God, especially for the big questions? Am I in...

Written by Krish Kandiah

Pink wigs, theatrical hats and gold bikinis

// From The Hunger Games to Star Trek, sci-fi's love affair with outlandish fashion.

Written by Jenny Hulme

Tourism off the beaten track

// A holiday in Colombia, Burma or Somaliland might be more tempting than you think.

Written by Elizabeth Hopkirk

The fear

// They lie to you about marriage. Or, rather, they don't tell you everything.

Written by Jonty Langley

Putin, Paralympics and more cats

// Danny Webster's pick of the week...

Written by Danny Webster

Godbaby: All grown up

// He cries, he wees, he saves the world.

Written by Luke Maxted

The power of music to change lives

// The Southbank's Festival of the World urges visitors to think of themselves as citizens of the world.

Written by Angeline Liles