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2026-11-02T05:16:00Z By Bobbi Kumari
In our fortnightly column ‘Real Talk’ we answer your questions on sex, faith and intimacy. Drop us an email on [email protected] and ask us anything.
2026-10-29T05:17:00Z By Alex Noel
When a Christian woman was confronted by her husband for reading books he disapproved of, it sparked a journey that would change her life. Alex Noel explores the power of reading, the importance of questioning what we believe and why faith and critical thinking should go hand in hand.
2026-10-26T05:03:00Z By Salomé Criddle
Can you be married to someone you love and still feel desperately lonely? Salomé Criddle, who is celebrating 13 years of marriage, explores why emotional disconnection can creep into even the strongest relationships and how faith, honest conversations and intentional love can help couples reconnect.
2026-11-10T05:35:00Z By Hope Bonarcher
When Hope Bonarcher became a Christian, she never imagined how dramatically her life and career would change. Here, the former model explains why she felt God calling her to leave the fashion industry behind and embrace motherhood – and why she has never regretted her decision.
2026-11-10T04:58:00Z By Louise Ryrie
For 30 years, ballet teacher Louise Ryrie shared more than dance steps with her students – she also found ways to introduce them to her Christian faith. She reflects on the small moments that made a lasting difference, and how her own faith was tested when she lost the dance studio she loved.
2026-11-09T05:49:00Z By Tabby Kibugi
After watching the latest adaptation of Carrie, Tabby Kibugi found herself questioning whether Christian women are expected to forgive and remain silent, even when they have been deeply hurt. Drawing on her own experiences of bullying and emotional abuse, she explores whether anger can be justified and what the Bible teaches us about expressing it.
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