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Philip Yancey: We need grace over doctrinal unity
The mighty Philip Yancey has some challenging words for the Church about grace and unity.
Who do you think you are?
Claire Musters challenges us to find our identity in Christ.
The virgin monologues: navigating sex, singleness and contentment
Carrie Lloyd shares advice and humour on dating
'I used to be a Christian... but converted to Islam'
Having converted to Islam at university, Sarah Ager runs the Interfaith Ramadan Project.
"Do dogs go to heaven?" and other questions from the High Street
What happened when Krish Kandiah took his paradoxology sofa onto the streets of Keswick and asked the general public what questions they had for God.
Mother and daughter reunited after 80 years... the incredible story of The Waiting
How long would you persevere in prayer for? Claire Musters hears a story which should challenge us all...
Krish Kandiah: A Fresh Perspective on Old Testament Genocide
Can the genocide passages of the Old Testament help us reflect on violence in the world today?
RT Kendall: Are you going to heaven?
RT Kendall asks one of life's biggest questions.
10 ways to improve your church's hospitality. Because weak tea makes everyone sad.
It's time churches were known for more than lukewarm quiches.
Krish Kandiah: 'We need more than fridge magnet Christianity'
Three reasons why Christians need to wrestle with the difficult questions.
As if God parted the clouds: Photographer snaps something unusual in Florida storm
As if God parted the clouds: photographer snaps something unusual in Florida storm.
How to pray when the world is in crisis
When news from Ukraine, Israel, Iraq and beyond makes us despair, how should we pray?
Are you ready to date again?
Dating might be the last thing on your mind after a breakup or divorce, but Sarah Abell looks at how to tell when you're ready to take the plunge again.
Five reasons to put your phone down for a while
Don't let technology become your master, writes Jeff Lucas.
Learning to trust that God is in control
Claire Musters on learning lessons of God's faithfulness
But how are you really...?
Do you always answer 'I'm fine' when people ask how you are? What would happen if you told the truth?