Britain’s most notable illusionist may be a confirmed atheist, but he grew up as a Christian...
The ailing children’s TV sector has been single-handedly revived by one man, who drives adults crazy, but is a hero among the under-5s. Martin Saunders on the rise and rise of Justin Fletcher...
Apple guru Steve Jobs’ death held more significance than that of the average CEO, says Krish Kandiah, and the Church could learn a lot from him...
Martin Saunders reflects on the surprise
box office hit, The Help, and what it has
to say to the Church in 2011...
The scenes of riots this summer were disturbing for a number of reasons, not least because the driving factor behind them appeared to be greed. Martin Saunders looks for a brighter future...
The ‘hackgate’ scandal brought a media tycoon
to his knees, and made a society ask, who can we trust?
Martin Saunders considers how we as a Church can
bring Jesus to a world that has lost faith in everything...
Despite the recession, technology manufacturers continue to bring ever more complex gadgets to market. But why are we never satisfied with what we have, and what is the endless pursuit of the 'next thing' doing to us?
Although Reality TV is waning in popularity,
The Apprentice still draws a huge audience.
Martin Saunders explores why our
fascination with the series remains...
Is Dr Who Christianity’s greatest allegorical resource, or is he a subverted Messiah?
Issue publishedMay 2011
Author
Martin Saunders 
Is Twitter a pointless distraction, or does it offer a landmark opportunity for the Church?
Everyone will be talking about it over the next few weeks, but how much significance do the nuptials of Wills and Kate actually hold? Martin Saunders gets excited about the wedding of the year...
Martin Saunders sees if there’s anything we can learn
from Channel Four’s new show
Issue publishedFebruary 2011
Author
Jonathan Langley 
The WikiLeaks affair has started a war which could
catch any of us in the crossfire, writes Jonathan Langley
Issue publishedJanuary 2011
Author
Martyn Casserly
The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, the latest of the Narnia Chronicles to hit the big screen, is not so much a children’s story as a film about growing up...
What can preachers learn from the stand-up comedy revolution? Martin Saunders takes to the stage...
It’s more than just a TV show, argues Martin Saunders, Mad Men is having an impact on everything from fashion to office politics...
This summer Martin Saunders visited the Soul Survivor festival to discover why it has become an irresistible force in UK youth ministry...
As hit BBC sitcom Rev. ends its first series, Martin Saunders reflects on its realism...
Yo-yo dieter Martin
Saunders wonders if France’s
latest food fad will be the
answer to his problems
Behind every great man... is a woman sharing the limelight. Martin Saunders on the rise of the famous wife...