Issue publishedApril 2010
Author
Rob Parsons 
How do we guard against
our relationships growing
cold? By remembering
that love is more than
feeling... it’s an act of will
Issue publishedApril 2010
Author
Johanna Derry 
Is it inevitable that teenagers become disengaged and leave church as they start to think for themselves? Not necessarily...
Issue publishedApril 2010
Author
Krish Kandiah 
What would an atheist
experience at your church?
Their feedback could change the
way you do things and even lead you
to a deeper encounter with God
Issue publishedApril 2010
Author
Andy Walton 
Graham Kendrick is the architect of a style which
has influenced decades of collective sung worship.
But his heart is to see boundaries pushed and new
ways of encountering God
Malaria causes 750,000 deaths in Africa every year.
Christianity learns what is being done to combat it and
Tony Blair highlights about the role churches can play
Issue publishedMarch 2010
Author
Michele Guinness 
There may have been some progress for women leaders, but many of them are still struggling to fulfil their calling...
Issue publishedMarch 2010
Author
Kate Corney 
Want to push yourself out of your comfort zone, work with a team and raise loads of money for charity? Try a sponsored challenge...
Issue publishedMarch 2010
Author
Amanda Pilz 
Danielle Strickland spends her days in brothels ministering to prostitutes, or trawling the streets praying with drug addicts. Her uncomfortable but challenging message to the church is that it has abandoned the poor...
Mark Greene wonders if we’ve learned anything in the past decade...
Issue publishedFebruary 2010
Author
Andy Peck 
Andy Peck considers how to deal with people leaving your church...
Issue publishedFebruary 2010
Author
Martin Saunders 
Martin Saunders sees the last Delirious? gig...
John Buckeridge meets Ken Costa, the chairman of an international investment bank and Alpha, a course which has introduced Christianity to 12 million people worldwide.
Issue publishedFebruary 2010
Author
Jo Swinney 
Do you ever feel so busy that your spiritual life suffers? Here are some ideas for making time for what’s important...
Issue publishedJanuary 2010
Author
John Stott 
Becoming a truly radical disciple means times of total dependence on others, which God will use to mature us
Issue publishedJanuary 2010
Author
Andy Peck 
Could you imagine walking up to a complete stranger in the street and offering them prayer for healing? Some churches are trying it. Christianity went to find out more
Issue publishedJanuary 2010
Author
Sarah Abell 
Are you among the 90% of people who think their relationships could be improved? Here’s how to make time for the people you love
Issue publishedJanuary 2010
Author
Andy Walton 
Steve Chalke is one of the UK’s most high profile Christians with a diverse portfolio of interests. So how does he keep it all afloat?
Issue publishedDecember 2009
Author
Jonathan Langley 
This week world leaders are meeting in Copenhagen to get an international agreement on climate change. How likely are they to achieve anything, and what can the Church do?
Issue publishedDecember 2009
Author
Stephen Catto 
Was Zechariah really praying for a child in that famous passage at the start of Luke’s Gospel? Stephen Catto offers a new perspective...
Issue publishedDecember 2009
Author
Justin Brierley 
Professor Alister McGrath is best known for his robust defence of Christianity in the face of aggressive attacks from atheists, led by Richard Dawkins. But he’s tiring of that, he says, and turning his attention elsewhere...