All articles by Krish Kandiah – Page 2
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Opinion10 ways churches can help during the coronavirus pandemic
We're living in unprecedented times, but the opportunities for the Church to minister the love of God are massive, says Krish Kandiah
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Magazine FeaturesWhy time is running out for orphanages
Did you know that the overwhelming majority of children living in residential care are not orphans? Krish Kandiah uncovers the shocking truth
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OpinionNot sure about The Shack? 5 reasons why you should watch the movie
Krish Kandiah explains why The Shack (in UK cinemas from today) is worth watching
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Opinion6 hope-filled ways God was centre stage at the Manchester benefit gig
Krish Kandiah unfolds the spiritual thread running through One Love, the benefit concert for those affected by the terrorist attack in Manchester
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Archive contentUnfathomable
Humankind was created for intimacy with God. Yet our minds struggle to comprehend him. Krish Kandiah unpacks the paradox
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OpinionNow is the time to enact the Good Samaritan story on a global scale
Krish Kandiah reveals a 'practical, sacrificial and substantial way' that Christians can help Europe's refugees.
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InterviewsProfile: Eugene Cho
Krish Kandiah meets Eugene Cho, justice advocate and the founder of Quest Church, Seattle, which has just bought former church leader Mark Driscoll’s Mars Hill Ballard Campus.
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Reviews
Finishing Our Course With Joy
JI Packer is a veteran theologian whose books, Knowing God and Keep in Step with the Spirit, are the gold standard for accessible, robust theological writing.
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Archive content
Paradoxology:
Many try to explain the Christian faith as a series of neatly tied up conclusions, and then find that the living reality is more complex. Is it possible to live with that tension?
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Magazine Features
God... where are you?
Why is it that in the difficult times, when we most desire a touch from God, He often appears to be silent?
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Archive content
Final
I remember reading Fresh a few years ago and thinking, ‘Finally, a biblical, accessible resource for students.’
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Archive content
Open Book
UK Christians’ confidence in the Bible is worryingly low. So what can be done to reignite interest in scripture?
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Magazine Features
God loves atheists
What would an atheist experience at your church? Their feedback could change the way you do things and even lead you to a deeper encounter with God
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Archive content
Evangelism: the dreaded 'e' word
Research indicates British Christians believe evangelism is important, but struggle to do it effectively. Does the Church need a new approach?
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Magazine Features
It takes a whole church to raise a child
With children fleeing our churches is it time to abolish Sunday School? Should we sack our youth workers because, despite two decades of unparalleled investment in youth ministry, the Church is still haemorrhaging young people? Is there another way to help children become mature young disciples?
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Magazine Features
Steve Jobs
Apple guru Steve Jobs’ death held more significance than that of the average CEO, says Krish Kandiah, and the Church could learn a lot from him...
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