By
David Shadbolt2023-03-27T12:28:00
It is a rare to find an academic and prophet with a down-to-earth approach. It is even rarer to have them write an in-depth, yet accessible book about hearing God’s voice today.
Tania Harris weaves a fascinating narrative, highlighting key points in history where the pendulum swung between two opposing opinions: all saints do have the ability to hear God speak, and all saints cannot hear God speak. It’s a rollercoaster ride that takes the reader on a journey from Augustine to Luther, all the way through to the modern-day Church.
2026-05-13T14:25:00Z By Tony Cummings
Natalie Brand’s From Crimson to White offers a rich and compelling guide to finding joy in Jesus, says our reviewer
2026-05-07T16:17:00Z By Sam Hailes
A quarter of a century after March for Jesus last filled central London with worshippers, the movement is being revived for a new generation. Organiser Henry George tells us the Jesus March is not political protest, but a hopeful public expression of faith at a moment when many believe spiritual openness is returning to Britain
2026-05-05T08:51:00Z By Paul Valler
A new history claims the world’s most repressive state adapted the forms of Christianity to build its ruling myth. It’s a chilling idea — though the evidence is not conclusive, says our reviewer
2026-05-08T10:39:00Z By George Luke
Nine years after her conversion to Christianity, M.I.A. has finally released a faith-filled album. Inspired by the book of Revelation, MI7 mixes worship, apocalyptic imagery and experimental beats, says our reviewer
2026-05-07T11:08:00Z By Hariet Bodle
This reflective new worship song is calling congregations back to the heart of the gospel, says our music editor
2026-04-27T08:50:00Z By Dr Roland Clark
Alec Ryrie’s provocative new book argues that Western society has moved from the ‘Age of Jesus’ to the ‘Age of Hitler’. But does his diagnosis of our cultural crisis and his proposed solutions stand up to scrutiny? Dr Roland Clark gives his view
Site powered by Webvision Cloud