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Lucinda van der Hart2015-07-09T00:00:00
Lucinda van der Hart reflects on what we can learn from what may have been 2015’s most hated advert.
2025-11-28T11:20:00Z By Paul Kerensa
They’re often pitted against one another, but new research from Paul Kerensa has revealed it hasn’t always been this way. Can the Sleighman and the Saviour be friends after all?
2025-11-28T09:50:00Z By Michael Coren
Following The Spectator’s critique of “funky vicars”, Rev Michael Coren pushes back, defending his fellow clergy in the public eye and questioning a culture that he says is quicker to sneer than to support
2025-11-27T15:41:00Z By Martin Saunders
The biggest movie in Netflix history was released this summer, but you’ve probably never considered watching it. Martin Saunders explains what you need to know about KPop Demon Hunters – and considers how Christians should respond to the phenomenon that is anime
2025-11-07T16:06:00Z By Maddy Fry
Maddy Fry reveals the untold story behind Bruce Springsteen’s mysterious soundtrack Faithless, written for an unmade Martin Scorsese film about a Catholic nun and an outlaw
2025-11-04T13:16:00Z By Emma Hide
From Alan Carr’s nervous sweating to contestants’ genuine tears, The Celebrity Traitors shows how mistrust corrodes relationships and harms body, mind and soul. But it also reveals our soul-deep longing for authentic connection - which only God can provide in its fullness, says Emma Hide
2025-10-22T13:53:00Z By Martin Saunders
From sermon catch-ups to binge-worthy series, the rise of podcasts has redefined how we listen and learn. But is our hunger for constant sound leaving less space for critical thought, creativity…and God?
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