By Tanya Marlow2023-10-25T13:02:00
“Everything I know about God comes through these disabled bones,” writes Julia Watts Belser, historian of ancient religion, Jewish rabbi and disabled activist. In her latest book, Loving Our Own Bones (Hodder & Stoughton), these three strands of her identity combine in a provocative and scholarly commentary on ableism in ...
2025-10-22T16:22:00Z By Lucy Peppiatt
Waiting is rarely easy. It may bring disappointment, impatience and even lament, but it’s an essential part of being a Christian
2025-10-22T16:17:00Z By Emma Fowle
Caroline Chalkley was addicted to drugs and in an abusive relationship when her radio broke – and got stuck on Premier. It led to a miraculous encounter on her kitchen floor that changed her life
2025-10-22T15:41:00Z By Sam Hailes
Chat GPT hasn’t even celebrated its third birthday, yet this powerful technology is already rewriting the rules of work, creativity and even worship. Sam Hailes convenes a panel of experts to consider what the rapid rise of AI means for the future of the Church
2025-10-20T09:05:00Z By Tony Cummings
Spanning doo-wop fame, personal struggle, enduring love and a deepening Christian faith, Dion: The Rock & Roll Philosopher is more than a glossy fan keepsake – it’s a surprisingly wise and rewarding read, says our reviewer
2025-10-20T08:45:00Z By Paul Valler
Completed after his death and drawn from his PhD thesis, Ewan Bowlby’s Borrowed Stories explores how the arts can help patients find meaning and hope in the face of cancer
2025-10-17T15:58:00Z By Derek Walker
LoveSong’s documentary is an inspiring look at how God brought renewal through the 1960’s hippie movement, says Derek Walker. It’s slightly self-indulgent, but it’s true value lies in the lessons we can learn for today’s quiet revival
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