All Archive content articles – Page 47
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Everlasting God
Doing what it says on the tin, Everlasting God – The Very Best of YFriday seeks to capture the finest tracks released by the Newcastle four-piece since the band formed in 1994 as the house band for a Youth for Christ outreach event.
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Event Horizon
Whatever your tastes and theology, the growing number of summer festivals means that there should be something to suit you...
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Words are not enough
How is the church to engage and communicate with our increasingly visual generation? Catherine Larner considers some of the wide range of DVDs and downloadable film clips available.
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Estate of Eden
Interested in literally living out your faith? Christianity magazine travels to Leigh to meet the Christians doing just that...
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Economies of faith
John Buckeridge on the opportunities and threats of the credit crunch...
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The ‘e’ word
I’m not ashamed of the gospel, just the name ‘evangelical’, admits John Buckeridge.
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I think of my ex during sex
I’ve been married for three years and very much love my wife; however I am struggling with memories of having sex with my previous girlfriend from before I became a Christian. These memories get triggered when my wife and I make love. I feel deceptive to be keeping this a secret from my wife, but she would be devastated if she knew...
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Theology of Humpty Dumpty
Russell Rook and Sherri Golisky maintain that sometimes not even all the King’s horses and all the King’s men and women can put a profoundly broken person back together again.
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What can Dukan do?
Yo-yo dieter Martin Saunders wonders if France’s latest food fad will be the answer to his problems
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I've lost my sex drive
I have been married for 11 years. My husband is an agnostic but I am a committed, Christian. The problem is that I have completely lost my sex drive. I’m in my 40s and finished nine months of treatment for breast cancer a year ago (including a full mastectomy and a reconstructed breast which doesn’t look like the other!). Since then I find it very hard to get enthusiastic about sex and don’t feel at all sensual...
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Dream on
Does God talk to us while we are asleep? John Buckeridge didn’t think so...
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Somewhere Down the Road
Amy Grant has sold 30 million albums, won six Grammys and effortlessly crossed between gospel, pop and country...
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Room for doubt
Does having questions make you a weak believer, or does it ultimately strengthen your faith? Steve Chalke explores the value of doubt
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God Doesn't do waste
I do recommend God Doesn’t Do Waste, but not for the reasons that you might expect given the title or cover. This is a deeply personal book about one man’s determination to be faithful to God in our 21st century world.
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He doesn't want sex
I’ve been married for 26 years and have a unique problem in that it’s my husband that has little or no interest in sex...
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Divided we fall
John Buckeridge calls for a redistribution of church wealth and resources.
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The Great Divide
For the Jewish people, as for Jesus, the whole of life was spiritual. So how have we managed to separate spiritual from secular, asks Steve Chalke.
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‘Evangelicals are good at dying in the wrong ditch'
Tom Wright, one of the world’s leading New Testament scholars and a senior bishop in the Church of England, talks to Christianity - PLUS web-exclusive questions
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I feel distant from my wife
I have to travel abroad a lot with my work and my wife runs everything for the family when I am away. When I return, I am tired but have lots of romantic fantasies about seeing her again, most of which go unfulfilled...
