In our Western world, it’s not difficult to lived a good life. But God has a very different life for those who choose to follow him. It’s a good life, but it’s more than good.
One of the most surprising findings of my PhD studies is that a significant number of interviewees testified to hearing God’s voice about a future marriage partner.
Why is it that something as good as a Magnum ice-cream is associated with sin? Why is it that pleasure is often associated with evil?
How do we know God's will? Making decisions as a Christian is a partnership between God & ourselves. Sometimes it's supernatural and sometimes it's natural.
Although history has not always shown it, Jesus, Paul & the author of Genesis were all Christian feminists - advocating the full equality of women & men.
As we celebrate Valentine’s Day this week, what is it about the bride and groom metaphor described in the Bible that we can learn from when we think of our relationship with God and the conversations we have with him?
Every situation is different but here are three possibilities to consider as to why you’re experiencing God’s silence and what to do about them.
God speaks repeatedly throughout the Christmas story. But what if the people hadn’t listened? What if they hadn’t followed?