By
Dr Roland Clark2021-11-26T17:11:00
Britain fought amazingly well in the great wars of the twentieth century. In Beyond the Odds, John Scriven provide engaging and detailed accounts of incredible bravery, luck, and courage by British soldiers and generals during the First and Second World Wars and the Falklands War.
2022-06-14T10:20:00Z By Steve Jones
The Falklands war ended 40 years ago today. But for Steve Jones, whose life was miraculously saved during a bombing raid on Ajax Bay during the conflict, it was just the start of his faith journey
2025-11-12T09:37:00Z By Giles Gough
Alan Bennett’s latest film follows a Yorkshire choral society struggling to survive during the first world war. The Choral attempts to show that music and art can heal a broken soul, says Giles Gough, but it’s attempt to address class, gender and religion leaves important themes underdeveloped
2025-10-31T15:22:00Z By Jean Kabasomi
A theology graduate’s journey of discovery reveals how Augustine of Hippo, one of Christianity’s most influential figures, was African - and why this matters for Black Christians today who’ve been told theology isn’t for them.
2025-11-14T15:56:00Z By Tim Bechervaise
One man’s desperate search for healing leads him to investigate miraculous claims with scientific rigour in Angel’s new streaming series Miracle. It’s compelling viewing, says Tim Bechervaise, but Bear Grylls’ contribution feels shoehorned in
2025-11-11T09:31:00Z By Akil Henry
Dr Selina Stone’s latest book tackles the uncomfortable connection between theological beliefs and abuse within evangelical Christianity, examining high-profile scandals and challenging commonly-held doctrines
2025-11-11T08:26:00Z By Rev Dr Robert Jaggs-Fowler
Pastor Bill Cahusac’s latest book promises insights into Spirit-filled living. But the mix of memoir, travelogue and biblical reflection creates a confusing read that dilutes its message, says our reviewer
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