By AJ Gomez2025-07-24T10:08:00
After a lifetime of masking hurt with alcohol, Craig Paton hit rock bottom. On the brink of taking his own life, a moment of sunlight brought clarity and changed everything
I was brought up in a Christian household, but we weren’t devout. We’d go to church maybe once or twice a month. I was in The Boys’ Brigade when I was younger, but moved away from it as I got older.
I had my first alcoholic drink when I was 14. I come from Scotland, and here, your life is essentially planned out for you. Everyone thinks: I can’t wait to be 18 and go to the pub. Can’t wait to go on a boys’ holiday. You start drinking for fun. You go out and drink as much as you can. The culture reinforces it…
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
2026-07-31T12:34:00Z By Sam Hailes
After two decades teaching paganism, Ashley Collins never imagined she would find herself in church. She explains how the death of Charlie Kirk became the unexpected catalyst that led her to Christ
2026-06-28T15:30:00Z By Emma Fowle
When Emmanuel Hammond was 14 years old, he attended his first Christian festival. There, a photographer felt prompted in a dream to give the teenager an expensive SLR camera. It released a God-given gift that he has been refining ever since
2026-05-27T11:14:00Z By Colin Mason
After a life shaped by abuse, church hurt and racism, a supernatural encounter showed Colin Mason that God was not the cause of his pain, but the One who would redeem it
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