By
Patrick Regan2023-08-30T15:39:00
The modern world is a vexing place, and more of us than ever before are struggling to keep a lid on our emotions. Patrick Regan OBE unpicks the tricky issue of responding well when we’re feeling under pressure
Britain is getting angrier. That’s not just my view, formed after spending way too much time on Twitter, it’s what The British Association of Anger Management say too. And according to them, 80 per cent of us feel the same way. The UK is the top European country for road rage incidents; 45 per cent of employees say they regularly lose their temper at work and more than half of us admit to having stormed out of a shop in frustration over bad service. The number of people seeking help to manage their anger has doubled in the last five years.
2026-08-20T15:34:00Z By Gemma Hunt
In a world constantly trying to sell us a version of life that looks better than our own, Gemma Hunt reflects on the joy-stealing power of comparison. Through a series of affirmations, she invites you to claim a quiet confidence rooted in knowing not only who we are, but whose we are
2026-08-14T09:37:00Z By Tony Wilson
Watching a near-total eclipse revealed the extraordinary power of even a sliver of sunlight — and brought new meaning to the biblical promise that the darkness cannot overcome the light, says Tony Wilson
2026-08-07T14:50:00Z By Tim Yearsley
Following Manny Pacquiao’s call for Christians to set annual “soul-winning” goals, Tim Yearsley questions whether targets risk turning people into units and evangelists into anxious, urgent performers
2026-07-31T11:14:00Z By Jo Lamb
It’s 70 years since the most famous missionary of the 20th century was speared to death while sharing the gospel with an unreached tribe. Jim Elliot’s witness inspired generations of Christians to carry the gospel to the ends of the earth. But less is known about his pilot, Nate Saint, who charted their course – and whose family still serve the tribe who killed their grandfather
2026-07-30T16:06:00Z By RT Kendall
The primary purpose of Christianity is not to make people to feel good, says RT Kendall. He’s warning the UK Church away from promoting a false gospel
2026-06-29T13:56:00Z By Lola Prangle
One person walks into an ancient church in Venice and emerges with questions he cannot shake. Another unexpectedly feels compelled to open a Bible. Another discovers a peace she cannot explain. This is the story of a remarkable chain reaction of events that are transforming parents, daughters, fiances and friends, one life at a time
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