All Opinion articles – Page 7
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OpinionForget influencers, the women shaping the next generation may surprise you
Sophie Sanders reflects on a powerful shift revealed in About The Girls, where teenage girls name everyday women, not celebrities, as their true role models. She explores how ordinary relationships quietly shape extraordinary lives, and why that might change how we see our own influence.
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OpinionREAL TALK: My husband is jealous. Am I giving my baby too much attention?
In our fortnightly column ‘Real Talk’ we answer your questions on sex, faith and intimacy. Drop us an email on womanalive@premier.org.uk and ask us anything.
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OpinionWhy Christians should be aware of the term ‘Christ consciousness’
Kate Orson draws on her own experience of the New Age movement, as she unpacks how language can mask beliefs that differ significantly from the biblical understanding of Jesus.
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OpinionShe looks holier than you… or does she? The truth about Christian “heroines” that no one talks about
Katherine O’Neill challenges the quiet insecurity that creeps in when we compare ourselves to high-profile Christian women who seem to have it all together. What if the real measure of faithfulness isn’t found in public impact, but in the unseen, love-filled moments that God values most?
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Opinion“Too busy, too tired, too insecure… so why did God still call me to sing?”
For Hope Bonarcher, the invitation to step into the choir came at a season of exhaustion, doubt, and endless responsibilities. What followed became a powerful reminder that God doesn’t wait for us to feel ready; He simply asks us to bring what we have and trust Him with the rest.
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OpinionLiz Earle on the simple daily light habit that could boost your health and strengthen your faith
Wellness expert and bestselling author Liz Earle says getting more natural light each day can support better sleep, mood and overall wellbeing. Woman Alive deputy editor Jemimah Wright considers how this small daily rhythm can also create space for spiritual reflection and a deeper connection with God.
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OpinionFeeling stretched thin? How Christian women can find more time
Between work, family, church and caring for everyone else, many of us feel permanently stretched. But perhaps the answer isn’t finding more hours—it’s learning how God invites us to live with greater peace, purpose and margin.
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OpinionJesus saw women’s pain, so why do we still ignore it?
In light of the recent Parliamentary debate on statutory menstrual leave, Ayoola Bandele reflects on the reality of working through severe menstrual pain, drawing on a personal experience at a major event to show how women are often compelled to endure discomfort in silence.
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OpinionThis faith-filled bucket list could transform your life!
As National Bucket List Day inspires people to dream bigger and live with intention, it’s the perfect moment to ask a deeper question: are you experiencing the abundant, joy-filled life Jesus spoke about in John 10:10?
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OpinionThis is more than a football first — Marie-Louise Eta has scored a win for women everywhere
The recent appointment of Marie-Louise Eta as interim head coach of Union Berlin’s men’s first team has prompted Carolyn MacDonald-Bell to reflect more deeply, not just on the sport itself, but on faith, perseverance, and what it means for women stepping into new ground.
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OpinionRomantasy is the new porn, but no one wants to admit it
Conflicted fan, Anna Fothergill, claims the explosive rise of fantasy romance may not be as innocent as it appears. As the genre continues to dominate bestseller lists and social media, it raises important questions about the role these stories play in shaping desire, relationships, and imagination.
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OpinionCould showering in the dark bring you closer to God?
As “dark showering” grows in popularity as a wellness trend, this simple low-light ritual may offer more than better sleep and relaxation — it could also create space for prayer, reflection and a deeper awareness of God’s presence.
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OpinionShould Christian women marry for chemistry—or character?
The viral “6/10” dating debate is forcing many to ask what really matters in choosing a life partner. For Christians, the answer may be more challenging—and more countercultural—than it first appears.
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OpinionThe Faithful, starring Minnie Driver, reclaims women’s voices in the Bible
From stage to screen, Alex Noel considers how the growing emphasis on women’s perspectives is reshaping familiar narratives and inviting audiences into a deeper, more nuanced understanding of faith.
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OpinionREAL TALK: I want more sex, why doesn’t my husband?
In our fortnightly column ‘Real Talk’ we answer your questions on sex, faith and intimacy. Drop us an email on womanalive@premier.org.uk and ask us anything.
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Opinion‘I was harassed by men who joked about taking my virginity’
Jessica Stark writes about the shame, guilt, and anger she felt after being sexually assaulted in broad daylight; questioning herself despite knowing it wasn’t her fault. Her reflection challenges the self-blame women often take upon themselves.
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OpinionI watched a prophecy be fulfilled as I worshipped with Justin Bieber at Coachella
Bea Neville, a longtime Justin Bieber fan, travelled to Coachella to see him headline after years of following his career. In this personal reflection, she shares her experience of the festival, her enduring loyalty, and the powerful moment that stood out above it all.
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OpinionWhen the gym replaces nights out: what are Christian women gaining—and losing?
Becky Hunter Kelm considers what the shift from clubbing means for community, wellbeing, and how we choose to spend our time.
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Opinion‘Fearfully and wonderfully made: Why the Olympic gender debate matters for Christians’
British Olympian Abigail Irozuru welcomes the International Olympic Committee’s decision that, from 2028, only biological females will compete in women’s categories, arguing that at elite level “medals are won and lost on the smallest margins”. Becky Hunter Kelm explores why this moment matters for Christians as much as for athletes.
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OpinionChristian dating: Am I good enough?
Woman Alive deputy editor, Jemimah Wright reflects on the emotional rollercoaster of modern dating, sparked by a viral question about why commitment can feel so elusive. Drawing on personal experience, cultural observations, and faith, she explores what it means to trust God’s timing when relationships don’t unfold as we hope.
