Christian Today
How can Christian men and women work together effectively for the Kingdom of God?
The World Evangelical Alliance's Amanda Jackson and Dr Peirong Lin speak to Christian Today about how evangelical men and women can work together as Jesus intended.
How can Christian parents pass on the faith to their kids?
Andy Frost, CEO of Share Jesus International, speaks to Christian Today about the power of adventure in sharing faith with children, and why raising Christian kids doesn't mean parents have to be super mums or super dads.
Has the pandemic weakened religious liberty?
Dr Dennis Petri, new head of the International Institute for Religious Freedom, speaks to Christian Today about worrying religious freedom violations and what impact he believes the pandemic has had on religious liberty.
Experiencing God in a war zone
Ibrahim Najjar, Open Doors' partner in Syria, speaks to Christian Today about life in the country after 10 years of civil war and why he's happy with his decision to stay in spite of all the difficulties and dangers.
Vaccines and variants: the ongoing challenges of Covid-19 and the vital role of the Church
Dr David Boan, of the World Evangelical Alliance, speaks to Christian Today about the Covid-19 vaccine, the threats posed by variants and future pandemics, and the role the Church has to play in helping the world defeat the virus.
Women in the Church, are you ready to rise?
What do you do if you are a woman with a dream and a hope for your life but nagging doubts and insecurities threaten to de-rail you? You rise up in spite of these, says Jo Saxton, a popular speaker and the author of 'Ready to Rise: Own Your Voice, Gather Your Community, Step Into Your Influence'.
Is there more the Church could be doing to help people struggling with porn addiction?
Carl Thomas, the new head of XXXChurch, is frustrated by the lack of support for Christians struggling with porn addiction.
What the Covid world can learn from the quiet way of Julian of Norwich
Sheila Upjohn speaks to Christian Today about Julian of Norwich's writings and why she believes they are a must-read for anyone struggling to understand the nature of God.
How women can take care of their mental health during the pandemic
Dr Zoe Ekundare, a counsellor at Jesus House and part of its annual Uncommon Woman conference, speaks to Christian Today about the challenges of the pandemic for women but also the strength she has found in leaning on the Holy Spirit for help.
What drives people to reject their own gender?
Walt Heyer, who spent eight years living as a woman before transitioning back, talks to Christian Today about the root of transgenderism and why he thinks medical transition and an affirming approach are not the solution.
Is the Bible a patriarchal document?
Elaine Storkey, Christian feminist and author of Women in a Patriarchal World, speaks to Christian Today about women in the Bible and whether there are any glass ceilings left for women in the Church today.
Apologies are good, but the Church must do more to end racism
Christian leader and activist Dr R David Muir speaks to Christian Today about the impact of George Floyd's death, the road to racial justice both inside and outside the Church, and why he's encouraged by what he's seeing in the Black Church.
Brian McLaren on faith after doubt
Christian writer, speaker and activist Brian McLaren Christian Today about what he thinks is putting so many people - especially the young - off church and what can be done about it.
Jeff Lucas on how to thrive when life doesn't turn out as planned
The "Singing in Babylon" author wonders why so many Christians expect a first choice life when the Bible is so full of second choice stories.
Why does China feel so threatened by Christians?
Dr Ron Boyd-MacMillan,â¯Director of Strategic Research at Open Doors International, speaks to Christian Today about the impact that Covid-19 has had on religious freedom in China and whether things are about to get better or worse.
The Bishop of London on how Christians can stay anchored in the chaos of Covid-19
The Bishop of London, Dame Sarah Mullally, speaks to Christian Today about what keeps her going when times are tough, and how Christians can use the difficult seasons in life to grow.