Life
Witches are aiming to hex Brett Kavanaugh tomorrow. He'll be fine.
But will it work? The shop hosted three hexes last year on President Trump, who seems to be doing just fine.
Mustn't grumble: We're meant to be shining like stars
Life is hard. Suffering is a daily reality. Yet the God of the Universe promises that he is with us and one day he will return and all pain and suffering will end.
Everyday items could have been made by someone in slavery. How many do you own?
Is the outfit you're wearing right now slave-free? Do you ever buy rice, roses, chocolate or jewellery?
Caring with intent: 8 ways you and your church can make a difference to disabled people and their carers
With the social care sector struggling, Christians are well placed to look out for our neighbours' practical needs.
Christians won't transform communities until they fall in love with them
I am aware that not only have I adopted the nation, city and community where God has placed me, but I have fallen in love.
Pastor pretends to be homeless man outside his own church to see what congregation would do
Illinois megachurch Pastor James MacDonald recently disguised himself as a bearded homeless man and camped outside of two Harvest Bible Chapel campuses before Sunday services to see how congregants would react.
It's OK not to be OK: Why we need to learn to live with imperfection
As we move into the week, it's harder to believe that God loves us just as we are because, honestly, we don't love ourselves just as we are.
Churches offered funding for science projects
The project is part of the Equipping Christian Leadership in an Age of Science programme and is open to all mainstream Christian churches.
A trip in a NYPD car is just the start of a chance to learn
Greg doesn't look to convert people. Instead his faith is there in front of people and his actions speak more than words could.
Harry and Meghan expecting first baby next year
The news emerged shortly after the royal couple landed in Australia for their first overseas tour.
Manic street preachers: Why they miss the point
These guys aren't there to listen to others. It's not a dialogue, it's a diatribe.
Why the neglect of Britain's prisons needs to end: An ex-chaplain speaks out
Sometimes an 'overdose of love' is the only thing that will turn people around.
How I've changed my mind about yoga
When I first started seeing yoga classes advertised in churches, I lamented, "Oh how blasphemous and lost is the modern church". My opinion was, that for a minister or congregation to allow that evil practice through their doors they must be backslidden indeed.
Kristyn Getty: Why we sing hymns with our children
The early years of a child's life are so significant in shaping how they understand God and the world, and we've found singing hymns to be an effective way to help our girls build their lives upon God's Word.
'From the bottom of my heart, I am sorry': How Black History Month has challenged a white woman
'A nation which has no room for difference, has no room for humanity.'
Caught up in war: The future of children in Congo is bleak
Eleven-year-old Rebecca still believes she was once able to talk to skeletons, turn sticks into guns and teleport herself across long distances.