All Culture articles – Page 2
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Article‘In the wake of present darkness, let’s not lose our love’
Native New Yorker Hope Bonarcher, considers how Christians in the UK and the US have responded to the seeming rise of violence over the years, including the murder of Charlie Kirk
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ArticleAre women being heard or weaponised?
Dr Belle Tindall is uneasy about a recent shift in conversations in political and social movement spheres
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ArticleI can’t get on board with environmentalism that becomes religious or dogmatic
Kate Orson understands our mandate to care for the earth, but says we need a more nuanced and pragmatic approach
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Article‘Why would God trust us with a new earth if we have failed to look after the old one?’
Veronica Zundel explores the challenge to consider the environmental and economic impact of the way we live
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Opinion‘Tarot cards are a definite no for Christians, and this is why’
Tarot reading may seem like harmless spiritual curiosity, but writer Kate Orson warns that it opens doors Christians are never meant to walk through. She explains the hidden dangers behind tarot’s mystical appeal — and why only God, not the cards, holds the truth about our future.
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OpinionTaylor Swift’s lyrics remind me of the invisible string of God’s love; a cosmic romance that never fails
Writer Sophie Sanders reflects on Taylor Swift’s song Invisible String, showing how our longing for connection points to the unending love of God.
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Opinion'What Victoria Beckham’s story taught me about identity in Christ'
Woman Alive deputy editor, Jemimah Wright reflects on Victoria Beckham’s Netflix documentary, exploring how true identity isn’t found in fame or success but in being loved by God.
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OpinionHow significant is it for married Christian women to change their surnames?
Writer Jenny Sanders explores the history, traditions, and shifting cultural meanings behind surnames and first names. From colonial laws to biblical legacies, she reflects on how names shape identity, equality, and destiny.
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OpinionK-pop Demon Hunters and the power of redemption
Writer Amy Clarke dives into the unexpected cultural phenomenon of K-pop Demon Hunters, a film that fuses dazzling pop spectacle with surprisingly weighty themes. With both a fan’s enthusiasm and a Christian’s thoughtful lens, she unpacks how this animated adventure balances soul-thrilling fun with deeper reflections on shame, forgiveness, and identity.
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OpinionFrom Labubu to lasting treasure, finding true joy beyond the collectible craze
Woman Alive deputy editor, Jemimah Wright explores the widespread fascination with Labubu dolls - from their position as Kim Kardashian’s latest accessory to the sky-high auction prices. Should Christians ignore such trends, or is the chasing of comfort through material things an example of the search for deeper hope?
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OpinionHeritage and Hope: Celebrating Gospel’s past and present
This September, Gospel Music Heritage month takes on fresh meaning. Maxine Harrison explores the debate over gospel’s future after Maverick City Music’s Norman Gyamfi claimed traditional singers ‘sing too hard.
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OpinionKatharine, Duchess of Kent: A life of quiet service, faith, and compassion
Jemimah Wright reflects on the life and faith of Katharine, Duchess of Kent. In her journey through joy, sorrow, and ultimately conversion to Catholicism, the Duchess leaves behind a legacy of humility, service, and steadfast devotion to Christ.
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OpinionWhat the Bible and The Materialists have in common
Lucy Macdonald reflects on director Celine Song’s new romcom The Materialists and the deeper questions it raises about love, wealth, and what truly satisfies. Beneath the glittering Manhattan skyline, she finds surprising echoes of ancient biblical wisdom.
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Article‘No thank you, I’m a child of God’
Twenty-one-year-old dancer and actress Laetitia Iacono spoke with our editor Tola-Doll Fisher about fame, faith and finding her voice
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ArticleAbortions are not to be celebrated
Lily Allen’s inflammatory comments have outraged Christians and non-Christians alike. Especially when, Hope Bonarcher asserts, women have been created by God to birth life, encouragement and hope
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OpinionTaylor Swift and Travis Kelce – why we love a love story
Jemimah Wright explores Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s engagement, and why we can’t resist a love story. Could our fascination with romance point to the only love that truly satisfies: the love of Christ?
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OpinionWhy K-pop makes me think me of heaven!
Writer Amy Clarke shares how her unexpected love for K-pop helped her grasp the joy of heavenly worship. Through the beauty of concerts and lightstick oceans, she began to imagine heaven not as tedious, but as a place of shared wonder and delight in something far greater than ourselves.
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OpinionChristian BMX rider, Alexis Alden, wins bronze at UCI BMX Racing World Championships in Copenhagen
Jemimah Wright reflects on watching American cyclist Alexis Alden point upward before her race which led her to explore the athlete’s performance, faith, and the growing legacy of women in BMX.
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OpinionWhen Andrew Tate met Bonnie Blue: faith, feminism, and the fight for truth
Sophie Dianne explores Andrew Tate’s controversial views on faith, masculinity, and women’s roles—particularly in light of a recent podcast with adult performer Bonnie Blue.
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OpinionGreat genes, great divide? A Christian perspective on beauty, race and the Sydney Sweeney controversy
In the wake of American Eagle’s latest campaign featuring Sydney Sweeney, writer Hope Bonarcher, herself a black model, offers her Christian lens on beauty standards, identity, and the deeper worth found in Christ alone.
