I’m finally ready to come home // Life wouldn’t be an adventure if we didn’t get lost sometimes, right? Written by Larry Bienz
Israel, Palestine and the Church of England // "No one is neutral; neither am I, neither the Lord in whom I put my trust when it comes to... Written by Joe Ware
Summer in the city. Warning: contains moments of mild to extreme peril // Sunglasses, umbrellas, maxi skirts on escalators and a deserted transport network. This is London 2012. Written by Liz Clutterbuck
Singalongs, busy traps and iPhone apps // Dan Preston provides us with his picks of the week... Written by Dan Preston
The future of porn // It’s only a matter of time before those assessing the damage realise how deeply and negatively it's affecting our generation. Written by Caleb Meakins
Beauty, death and Damien Hirst // A retrospective at Tate Modern is every bit as challenging and stomach-churning as you might expect Written by Katherine Maxwell-Rose
Charlie Chaplin, new US drama, The Newsroom and Jimmy Carr’s tax dodging // Joe Ware provides us with some excellent global viewpoints in his pick of the week. Written by Joe Ware
Come as you are? When the Church rejects. // We need to face up to the fact that outside our doors, the Church has got a bad rep. Written by Chine McDonald
Lycra – the unsung hero of the Olympics // It appears to have gone eerily quiet in Cynic City over the last couple of weeks. Written by Sam Gibb
Widowed at 27 // All my dreams were shattered in a tragic second. I was living my worst nightmare. Written by Ruthie Davies
The wisdom of Davina McCall // I'm trying to figure out how the heck I can be a mum, a wife and a 21st century woman. Written by Charis Gibson
A new name; battling with anorexia // By the time you spot the tree ahead, it’s already too late. People around you shout warnings, but they’re too... Written by Emma Scrivener
The two faces of social media // I've become aware of my love/hate relationship with social media. Written by Dan Preston
‘Our natural instinct is to run away from suffering’ // For the past ten years Ash Barker has lived in the heart of Bangkok's largest slum. Written by Katherine Maxwell-Rose
Consumer culture vs kingdom culture // What would happen if you skipped your annual Bible festival this year? Written by Dave Griffiths
Holding it lightly // Surely they can see that I really want the job and that they should really want me? Written by Sarah-Jane Marshall