February 22, 2012

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Marcus Brigstocke: Why I am not a Christian

Issue publishedFebruary 2012 Author Marcus Brigstocke

The God of Abraham that I was introduced to as a child, the politics – right-leaning, selective, unmoving ethical standpoints on issues such as sexuality – bump up against my politics very quickly...

Mark Driscoll: Our response.

Issue publishedJanuary 2012 Author Christianity magazine

Justin Brierley, who presents Unbelievable? on Premier Christian Radio interviewed Pastor Mark Driscoll on behalf of Christianity magazine. Pastor Mark wrote a blog post attacking the interview, and here is our response...

Should the Bride be Beautiful?

Issue publishedJanuary 2012 Author Heather Tomlinson

In a world which says that attractiveness is everything, does the Church look any different? Or have we all succumbed to the cult of beauty?

Cinema Panorama

Issue publishedDecember 2011 Author Nev Pierce

If movies are a mirror of reality, then the reality of 2011 was certainly eclectic. Nev Pierce gives a run down of the year in film, from stuttering sovereigns to talking chimp...

Profile: William Lane Craig

Issue publishedNovember 2011 Author Justin Brierley

He’s been dubbed the Christian apologist who puts the fear of God into leading atheists. So what’s so scary about William Lane Craig?

Machine Gun Preacher

Issue publishedDecember 2011 Author Martyn Casserly

How far would you go to rescue children from torture? Martyn Casserly meets Sam Childers, the real Machine Gun Preacher, whose story poses a moral dilemma for us all...

Why I am not a Christian

Issue publishedNovember 2011 Author Jonathan Langley

Mark Thomas was brought up a Christian, but is now convinced we are on our own...

Michael Gungor

Issue publishedNovember 2011 Author Jonathan Langley

With something of a ‘cult’ status among Christian music fans, Gungor may be the greatest worship act you’ve never heard of – and they’re a little unusual.

Odd for God

Issue publishedOctober 2011 Author Martyn Casserly

Trusting God is the cornerstone of the Christian life. But the still, quiet voice in our heads can sometimes come up with some unusual ideas. How do we react when serving God can make us look foolish to others? Here, people share their stories of when they took a risk...

We need to talk about Congo

Issue publishedOctober 2011 Author Jonathan Langley

Several different conflicts, tangled up with the past, mean that the situation in Congo is a complicated one. What should the Church be doing to support this troubled region?

Jackie Pullinger

Issue publishedSeptember 2011 Author Heather Tomlinson

Jackie Pullinger is one of the world’s best known missionaries. Here, she talks about her dislike of being a celebrity, burnout, and whether salvation comes through grace or works...

Game changers

Issue publishedAugust 2011 Author Andy Walton

After the Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Canadian churches felt they could have done much more to engage. How can we make the most of the London Games next year?

John Stott (1921-2011)

Issue publishedAugust 2011 Author Justin Brierley

John Stott, one of the world's foremost evangelical leaders of the 20th Century, has died, aged 90.

Amy Grant to tour the UK

Issue publishedJuly 2011 Author Christianity magazine

Legendary pop and CCM artist Amy Grant is to visit the UK in July for three acoustic shows in Glasgow, Belfast and Croydon...

Evangelism: the dreaded 'e' word

Issue publishedJuly 2011 Author Krish Kandiah

Research indicates British Christians believe evangelism is important, but struggle to do it effectively. Does the Church need a new approach?

Summer Events

Issue publishedJune 2011 Author Tomi Ajayi

Festival season is upon us, which means a summer of Bible teaching, worship and hopefully, some sun. The downside is the potential environmental impact. Here’s how to do your bit to make your festival green...

Gerard le Feuvre

Issue publishedJune 2011 Author Gerard le Feuvre

Gerard le Feuvre is an accomplished cellist and composer. He set up the Kings Chamber Orchestra in 1985, which is staffed by professional musicians who are also Christians...

Rob Bell

Issue publishedJune 2011 Author Ruth Dickinson

He’s the most talked about pastor this year, and he’s finally having his say about Love Wins, the book which has seen him branded a hero in some quarters and a heretic in others...

Controlling Consumerism

Issue publishedMay 2011 Author Andy Hickford

In the concluding part of our series on escaping consumer culture, we look at finding freedom in an abundant life in Jesus...

Profile: Martin Sheen

Issue publishedApril 2011 Author Martin Saunders

Movie star Martin Sheen tells Christianity about his own journey of faith, and his profound sense of commitment and calling to social justice...

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