Issue publishedMarch 2011
Author
Steve Chalke
Steve Chalke tackles another tricky pastoral topic.
What does it mean when we say that
the Bible is inspired by God? Steve Chalke tackles another tricky pastoral topic.
I don't like the Old Testament God
Last month, Steve argued that God judges everyone fairly. This month he discusses mission and evangelism in the light of this contention...
My closest work colleague is a Muslim. He’s the most honest, gentle, caring, faith-filled, respectful, person I know. Surely God won’t condemn him for eternity?
How do we recover from
something that has caused many of us to feel
crushed?
I’ve just discovered that the Gospels were
written a long time after the actual events took
place...
Issue publishedAugust 2010
Author
Steve Chalke
Is Allah, the Muslim god, a false god, or just another name for Yahweh, the God of the Bible?
Issue publishedJuly 2010
Author
Steve Chalke
I’m a home group leader and I’m struggling
to balance the expectations of everyone in my
group.
Issue publishedJune 2010
Author
Steve Chalke
Steve Chalke answers readers' questions on faith, lifestyle and pastoral issues...
Issue publishedMay 2010
Author
Steve Chalke
Recently I sat in church and we prayed for the people of Haiti and I thought it was futile...
Issue publishedApril 2010
Author
Steve Chalke
We have been approached by our local authority to ask whether we would be willing to develop a lunch club for senior citizens with them...
Issue publishedMarch 2010
Author
Steve Chalke
I am the leader of a small church full of affluent, competent people who generally have a lot of money but not a lot of time. The rich and poor live side by side in our area – and I feel it’s a fairly basic tenet of being a worshipping community together that we meet some of the needs of those around us.
I became a Christian as an adult ten years ago. My family love and take an interest in me but keep faith at arms’ length which I find very frustrating. I feel like a bad Christian because I don’t evangelise to them.