Friends, the World is Asking More From Us
People with broken dreams like involuntary childlessness hunger for hope and deep community. And there is much still to do to help them find it.
Suicide: Here’s What Survivors Want You to Know
Diana is a hair stylist and public health advocate. Chestnut hair, warm smile and caring towards others. She’s also a five-time suicide attempt survivor.
How to Stop Work From Taking Over Your Life
If you’ve ever been caught in the modern malady of overwork and hyper-productivity, you’re not alone. And this conversation is for you.
Being Heard is the First Step to Healing
‘Being heard is the first step to healing.’ These words from Patrick Regan sum up well the TV conversation you’re about to see.
Whatever Your Job is Today, Treat it as a Caring Profession. Here’s Why
For most of us the phrase ‘caring profession’ probably brings to mind jobs like nursing, teaching and social work. But this list is far too small.
Time to Rethink Our Attitude to Singleness
Some embrace the single life with joy, others don’t. Society and church can send mixed messages about it. It’s time to rethink our attitude to singleness.
What a Little Girl Named Phoebe Can Tell Us About Ourselves
“I needed to hear about Phoebe. I’ve been so focussed on becoming a mother that I’ve forgotten I’m already a daughter, sister and friend.”
Our Busy Lives Are Awe-Deprived. Here Are 6 Ways to Find Wonder Again
Awe is something that adults rarely experience. I am increasingly convinced that rediscovering child-like wonder is essential for our spiritual health.
The Story of the Church is Deep and Rich, and Full of Heroes Like These
Failing politicians. Falling church leaders. We could do with some new heroes.Thankfully, there are many to unearth in the church’s story.
Busyness is a Bully, Comparison is a Tyrant
Busyness is a bully at the best of times, wanting the playground to itself, but this bully becomes a tyrant when it teams up with comparison.