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Archive contentHow Am I Meant to Survive Church When…?
Sam Allberry shares tips on how to overcome obstacles that stop us thriving in our congregations
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Archive contentReply All
This email is a violation of our community’s standards.’ So declared Harvard University in referring to a piece of vitriolic communication between two students.
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Archive content3 Reasons Why Belief In God Makes Sense
With the release of Unbelievable? Why, after ten years of talking with atheists, I'm still a Christian, Justin Brierley makes the case for a creator
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Women on the Platform
The lack of female speakers at Christian events is evidence of gender injustice in the Church says Natalie Collins
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Archive contentUnearthing the Old Testament
Chris Sinkinson explains how archaeology can serve to confirm the stories, people and places in the Old Testament
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Archive contentMeet The Real Life Witches
After spending time with some witches, Rev Peter Laws believes the Church has been guilty of misunderstanding what they believe and practise
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The Cross Isn't Pretty
I faced one of my most difficult editorial decisions for this edition of Premier Christianity.Among the many images that had been taken for our major feature, ‘The Stations’, was one of a refugee from Syria, photographed from behind, stripped bare and hooded for execution (featured in the opening spread on ...
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Archive contentThe Baddie Backstory
Films and musicals such as Maleficent and Wicked subvert traditional good-versus-bad fairy stories. Paul Kerensa explores Hollywood’s love affair with the bad guys
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Archive contentRadical
If we are to counter radical extremism, we must have a counter narrative, says Steve Chalke
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Archive contentThe Poison of Perfectionism
Are we sacrificing grace in our pursuit of perfection? Will van der Hart explores how we can prevent a perfectionist culture creeping into our churches
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Archive contentGod: Puppeteer, Chess Master or Warrior?
Christians agree that God is all-powerful. But how does the Almighty work out his plan? David Instone-Brewer looks at the biblical evidence
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Archive contentAn Unexpected Wave: Eastern Europe's Catholic Charismatic Revival
As Alpha in a Catholic context spreads across the globe, Nick J Drake wonders whether the elusive ‘fifth wave’ of the Spirit has arrived
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Archive contentThe Ten-Minute Guide to… John Calvin
John Calvin’s city of Geneva formed the blueprint for many Protestant churches and his theology is still central to reformed Christianity today
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Archive contentBelieber: How Justin Bieber's Christian Faith got Reborn
Justin Bieber is the biggest pop star on the planet. He’s also been using his platform to tell people about Jesus. Jamie Cutteridge charts the 21-year-old’s journey so far
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Archive content‘ISIS were five minutes away’
Last year Pam Robertshaw left the comfort of Oxford to undertake humanitarian work in Iraq. She tells Sam Hailes how the act of collecting and sharing refugee stories resulted in changed lives
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Archive contentWhat colour animal are you? How personality profiling could transform your ministry
Leaders need the right team around them. Lucinda van der Hart investigates whether personality profiling tools can help
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Archive contentJ.John - filling the football stadiums again
Canon J.John has been sharing the gospel since the day he was converted 40 years ago. He tells Justin Brierley why his biggest challenge is yet to come
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Archive contentHoly Places
Six Christians talk about the sacred spaces in which they experience the presence and holiness of God
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Archive contentTeetotalism: a historic hangover
Some churches teach that drinking alcohol is a sin. David Instone-Brewer investigates whether the Bible agrees with them
