All Archive content articles – Page 45
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Unchanging God
Times change, says John Buckeridge, but the heart of worship should stay the same
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Real God Real Life
This book is a breathless read. Full of illustrations taken from Jo Saxton’s passion for running, the reader is offered a major spiritual workout.
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Time for God
Do you ever feel so busy that your spiritual life suffers? Here are some ideas for making time for what’s important...
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God Knows My Name
Beth Redman’s latest book God Knows My Name is her bravest yet. The co-writer of ‘Blessed Be Your Name’ talks in sometimes distressing detail about her background and reveals a traumatic past.
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Where do you go from here?
For those facing redundancy, it can feel as if they’ve reached the end of the line. So how can we respond?
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Glory to you
This is an album that does what it says on the tin. The quality of musicianship is everything you would expect with musicians like Nicki Rogers and Eoghan Heaslip involved and the songs are very much in the genre of today’s contemporary worship.
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The Hope and the Glory
After bouncing up and down like a trampolinist, the needle on my cliché-ometer shot into the red when it heard, ‘Great is your power, great are your ways, great is your faithfulness, great is your name… We exalt you (repeat).’
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Glorious
On this album, the nation’s best-known and loved gospel choir presents us with their interpretations of a dozen old songs...
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How much should I give?
Many churches base their whole income generation model on the expectation that its members give 10% of their income. But Andy Hickford argues that if we tithe, we may well lose out!
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I think I'm gay
I am waiting for my divorce to come through from my wife of 28 years. All through my marriage, really I have known that I am attracted to men more than women. I first felt attracted to boys my own age when I was 13 years old. I’ve never had a same sex relationship and I believe that the Bible is against homo or bi-sexuality. However, after 24 years I am giving up as I can no longer cope with making love to a woman and my wife understandably can’t cope with this...
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I gave my kidney to a stranger
Sarah Lothian meets a woman who made an extraordinary sacrifice...because she is a Christian.
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Mind Games
How big a part does reason play in conversion to Christianity? Heather Tomlinson talks to some who found that it was rational argument, not emotional experience, which lead them to Christ.
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Lusty mind games
Well straight in the deep end - lust. Where do you draw the line between ‘attraction’ and lust, the unhelpful sort? I was involved with pornographic magazines many years ago, before becoming a Christian and getting married...
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Can I live with my friend?
I am many years retired and have always been single. I have a close male friend who is now widowed and I am wondering what would be your opinion of us as an older couple living together [not getting married] for companionship? We do not have any sexual relationship on any level. Is this wrong for us as Christians to live together?
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My friend is too needy
"We have little in common and she is one of the most irritating people I have ever encountered..."
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Guilt Free Pleasure?
Dairy Milk might be as bad for the waistline as it always was, but the recent announcement from Cadbury means that it might no longer tug at our ethical conscience. But what exactly does it mean to have gone Fairtrade, and what difference will it make?
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Four steps to hearing God
Many people would love God to speak directly to them, but end up frustrated and disappointed when He seems to be silent. In the second of a two-part series on prophecy, Roger Harper evaluates the teaching of Mark Virkler, who highlights four keys to hearing God’s voice.
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Forgotten God
This direct, passionate, and immensely challenging book by US pastor Francis Chan follows in the footsteps of his first (very successful) book Crazy Love...
