John Buckeridge wonders who will one day win hero status.
Issue publishedMarch 2007
Author
Laurence Singlehurst 
If people look at us blankly when we talk about what we believe, is it because we’re not using the right words? And if people don’t understand the word ‘repentance’ what should we use instead? Laurence Singlehurst provides insight into how we can make the gospel make sense in a changing world.
Matt Redman has brought out a new album of worship songs. John Buckeridge asks Matt what his biggest challenge as a worship leader is, if charismatic worship is unfriendly to most men, and how he plans to spend the rest of his life.
Issue publishedMarch 2007
Author
Mary Batchelor 
Tweenagers, Generation X, the mid-life crisis – plenty has been written on these subjects. But how much do you know about the issues faced by people in their 70s or 80s? Mary Batchelor has something to say to the elderly, the youthful and the young at heart about how to tackle the twilight years with courage and grace.
From an early age I have had a keen interest in corporal punishment (spanking and caning) and during my single years bought magazines and videos on the subject and visited ladies to act out my fantasies...
Issue publishedMarch 2007
Author
Kristina Cooper Charismatic Catholic, Kristina Cooper shares how prayer helped convince some unchurched teenagers in south London that God is alive, active and working in their lives.