By Tim Bechervaise2023-03-09T10:49:00
Once part of the “the most violent band in Britain”, Nick Cave has trodden an unlikely path back to his Christian roots. Embracing pain and doubt, the Australian rockstar says he has found refuge in the Church
Occasionally an interview or article in a national newspaper will do the rounds among Christians on social media – perhaps because it says something controversial, provocative or insightful about faith, or because someone famous unexpectedly opens up about their own relationship with God.
That’s what happened last weekend, when an interview with Nick Cave by Rt Rev Rowan Williams, former Archbishop of Canterbury, in The Sunday Times Magazine began circling. What was especially notable about this piece was that faith was front and centre of the article and the magazine. “The rock star Nick Cave tells Rowan Williams how the death of his son brought him back to church,” proclaimed the front cover, with Cave pictured reclining thoughtfully on a church pew. It was as striking as it was surprising.
2022-12-01T17:03:00Z By Tim Bechervaise
The Ecuador team are not the only players praising Jesus in Qatar. Tim Bechervaise highlights the world’s top footballers who have made their Christian beliefs public
2022-11-30T17:25:00Z By Steve Stockman
Steve Stockman, who himself authored a book on the faith of U2, says Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story provides further evidence of the depth and devotion of Bono’s Christian faith
2022-01-19T15:00:00Z By Sam Hailes
The name U2 makes me cringe, and so does my voice. That's according to the band's frontman, Bono, who made the surprising admission to the Awards Chatter podcast this week. Opinions may be mixed on U2's music, but Bono has always been upfront about his faith in Jesus. Here are some of our favourite Bono quotes
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