All Faith articles – Page 6
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ArticleJesus may have been born in March, April, May or August
Kate Orson says the Bible doesn’t teach us to celebrate Jesus’ birthday, but it does show us Jesus is more interested in our hearts
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ArticleIs anyone beyond redemption?
Hope Bonarcher takes a look at the rush of celebrities claiming faith and challenges us to consider who we would find it hard to believe had truly been transformed
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ArticleTrusting God in the waiting
In her new column on spiritual growth, Jamie Phear considers how to embrace the work that God is doing in your life
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OpinionNavigating grief this Christmas: faith in the midst of sorrow
Christmas is often painted as a season of joy and celebration, yet for many it arrives carrying fresh wounds, heavy memories, and unspoken sorrow. Writer Danielle Finch shares how faith has met her in the depths of grief, offering hope to those learning how to hold sorrow and trust in God together this festive season.
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OpinionGREAT SEXPECTATIONS: How can I help my family understand the true meaning of Christmas?
In our fortnightly column ‘Great Sexpectations’ we answer your questions on sex, faith and intimacy. Drop us an email on womanalive@premier.org.uk and ask us anything. Here, the Woman Alive team answer a woman who wants to share her faith with her family.
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OpinionHow faith meets Italy’s stand against femicide
Becky Hunter-Kelm writes at a moment when people of faith are crying out for justice as Italy takes a bold stand against femicide. As the nation names this violence for what it is, we’re reminded that God’s heart is always with the oppressed.
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OpinionWhat Brené Brown gets right about belonging and what faith says we’re missing
Alex Noel reflects on our longing for true belonging and why the places we look to often can’t hold us. Drawing on faith and lived experience, she unpacks where home is really found when everything around us keeps shifting.
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OpinionDeclarations aren’t denial: holding scripture and support in a tired mind
November is Mental Health Awareness Month, and Ayoola Bandele reflects on faith and mental health, showing that declaring Scripture isn’t about denying pain but embracing God’s truth through rest, therapy, and community.
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ArticleBake Off winner Jasmine on praying in the tent
Jasmine Mitchell, the winner of The Great British Bake Off 2025 spoke with our deputy editor, Jemimah Wright, about becoming a recognised TV star overnight and what she has learned through the process
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ArticleA prophetic word for the nation: ‘The UK is being given the chance to awaken’
Pioneer of the Unleashed network and author Anne Calver spoke with Premier Christian radio’s Lydia Bennett about the vital role of prophecy today
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ArticleIs church growth as important as Church growth?
Elise Wilkes considers whether it is best for your local church to stay below 200 people
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ArticleReal Housewives of London star says: ‘I know I’ll face attack. But I’m not doing this to prove anything, I’m doing this to shine a light’
Premier Christian Radio’s Esther Higham spoke with Juliet Mayhew, one of the Real Housewives of London
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ArticleWe can’t avoid politics – Jesus didn’t
Veronica Zundel urges us all not to leave the political sphere to those without faith
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ArticleNotes on courage…with Rev Katherine Chow
As a year of turbulence and unrest draws to a close, Rev Katherine Chow encourages us this Christmas to say yes to God
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ArticleReal love is sacrificial
Hope Bonarcher looks at the Christmas story from God’s perspective, and urges us to show the same extravagant, drastic love to those who can’t – or won’t – reciprocate
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ArticleGod said to buy a ring for my future daughter-in-law
Signs & Wonders in everyday life. Your stories of God’s intervention
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OpinionI was diagnosed with PMDD and it made me question my Christian faith
Hena Bryan examines how living with Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder, challenges and reshapes her understanding of faith. Her reflection reveals how physical suffering can become a path to deeper spiritual honesty.
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Opinion‘This is how God restored me after I lost my twin babies’
Angelina Amedeka shares her journey of faith, loss, and redemption — showing how every “amen” spoken in pain or joy becomes part of God’s beautiful design.
