Christians and Culture

The Silent Revival: Young People Are Returning to Church – Are We Ready?

A few Sundays ago, I found myself in a small church in East London. I was the guest speaker. What stood wasn't the church set up, or even the music, it was the crowd. Mostly young people. Some students, some professionals, some in tracksuits, others in trousers and shirts. The kind of quiet diversity that doesn’t feel engineered. The kind that just… is. I’ve...

Jesus rose from the dead. Hope for all who die in Christ

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is not just a historical event; it is the very heartbeat of the Christian faith. In 1 Corinthians 15:17, the apostle Paul writes, “If Christ has not been raised, your faith is futile; you are still in your sins.” These are not light words. They remind us that without the resurrection, Christianity collapses into a well-meaning philosophy or a...

5 Things I Wish I Knew Before Starting University

Congratulations! You are going to university or beginning a degree course. This can be a daunting experience with many unknowns as it is a...

How Do We Respond to the Situation in Afghanistan?

In the last couple of weeks, the news has been dominated by the hostile takeover of Afghanistan by the Taliban. The images that have...

Dear Graduates, Trust God, Not Your Degree

Across the country, university students are completing their courses and hopefully looking forward to graduation (virtual or otherwise). First of all, I would like...

Seeking Therapy and Christianity

Christianity is often misinterpreted as a singular way of living - completely spiritual and supernatural disregarding the mind and soul. This is not how...

What The Euros Taught Us About Racism

There’s nothing quite like football. There are very few events that can garner such national unity. England were united by a singular goal –...

What Relevance Does The Gospel Have Today?

The gospel is a message that has been passed down for centuries and centuries. In this modern age, where “new” ideas are formed every...

Are Social Media Preachers Dangerous?

There is a new phenomenon of something known as a “social media preacher”. These are people who have not necessarily been ordained, taught or...

Does it Matter What I Watch on TV?

Television can be a unifying force, particularly during the summer. There’s something tangibly different as you walk into your workplace or campus. You feel...

How Do We Enjoy Summer After Lockdown?

Summer 2021 is highly anticipated; COVID-19 put a stop to plans last year and everyone is itching to get back to a way of...

One Year Later – What George Floyd’s death taught me

On the 25th of May 2020, the whole world stopped, or so it seemed. Social media was full of recordings of the death of...

What Do We Do When Christians Leave The Faith?

Many a time, Christianity can be a joyful walk. A journey with Christ, undergoing continual sanctification with brothers and sisters of the same body....

What is social media costing you?

Social media has evolved drastically over time from a means to connect and build community with others to being used to promote a business,...