Sophie Dianne
Sophie Dianne is a NCTJ qualified journalist, who also works in the world of theatre. She is passionate about empowering women through storytelling, with her specialist subjects being the arts, culture and feminism.
OpinionShould Christians be watching True Crime? The question every Netflix fan needs to ask
True crime is one of the world’s fastest-growing entertainment genres, but should Christians think differently about what they watch? Writer Sophie Dianne explores the appeal of true crime, the ethical questions it raises and how believers can engage with the genre with wisdom, discernment and compassion.
OpinionHas God been removed from the reboot of Little House on the Prairie?
Sophie Dianne reflects on the much-anticipated Netflix reboot of Little House on the Prairie and asks whether something important has been lost in the retelling. As a lifelong fan of the beloved series, she explores what happened to the Christian faith that once lay at the heart of the Ingalls family’s story.
OpinionI camped at Wimbledon, and what I found after dark completely surprised me
Sophie Dianne spent a night in the famous Wimbledon queue to discover the Christian volunteers bringing kindness, conversation and prayer to tennis fans from around the world. She shares why the work of Love All Serve All reminded her that some of the most powerful acts of evangelism happen far away from a church building.
OpinionSubmission, authority and discernment: Lessons from Trust Me: The False Prophet
Sophie Dianne explores the dangerous consequences of distorted spiritual authority through the lens of the Netflix documentary Trust Me: The False Prophet. She challenges readers to consider what healthy, Christ-centred leadership and relationships should truly look like.
OpinionDid faith still find a voice at Hay Festival of Literature in 2026?
Writer Sophie Dianne attended Hay Festival 2026 to explore the role of faith within one of Britain’s most influential cultural events. Amid literary discussion, political debate, and celebrity appearances, she set out to discover whether Christianity still has a meaningful place in the festival’s conversation.
OpinionAutumn Renae plans to quit OnlyFans to become a ‘full-time’ Christian if she makes $10 million
Sophie Dianne reflects on the controversial story of a young influencer whose financial goals are tied to a future commitment to faith. Exploring the tension between wealth, intention, and true surrender, she considers what authentic discipleship really requires.
OpinionIs Hilary Duff a Christian?
Sophie Dianne explores the faith and personal beliefs of one of the 2000s’ most beloved pop culture icons. As Hilary Duff returns to the spotlight with new music and a world tour, Sophie considers the question many fans are Googling.
OpinionThe backstory of the Christian actress in The Lincoln Lawyer
Sophie Dianne explores the complex intersection of faith, Hollywood, and representation through one actress’s career choices. She examines how Jazz Raycole navigates her Christian identity while portraying a queer character in The Lincoln Lawyer, raising thoughtful questions for Christian audiences.
OpinionMy reaction to The Promised Land series surprised me, and now I want season 2
Faith-based television rarely invites laughter, but The Promised Land is challenging that expectation in bold and unexpected ways. Writer Sophie Dianne explores how the series’ mockumentary approach to the Exodus has sparked both praise and controversy, raising questions about creativity, reverence, and faith-inspired storytelling.
Opinion‘Christmas Karma’: A holiday film that strays from the heart of Christmas
Writer Sophie Dianne examines Christmas Karma, a modern retelling of Dickens that attempts to blend multiculturalism with Christmas tradition. In doing so, she considers whether the film’s reliance on karma ultimately distances it from the message at the centre of the nativity story.
OpinionHow faith became my anchor in the storm of anxiety
Sophie Dianne shares her journey of finding peace in the midst of long-term anxiety, exploring how faith can coexist with struggle. She reveals how God’s presence has brought calm to even her most chaotic moments.
OpinionWhat does the first AI actress mean for Godly creativity?
Writer Sophie Dianne examines the rise of an AI actress and what it means for human creativity, questioning how technology challenges the divine gift of artistic expression.
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.
OpinionJesus and health anxiety
Sophie Dianne shares her journey of living with a vestibular nervous system disorder and the surprising ways God has met her in her battles for healing.
OpinionDoes Wimbledon star, Aryna Sabalenka believe in God?
Sophie Dianne explores whether Belarusian tennis player, Aryna Sabalenka has a faith in God like her peer, Coco Gauff.
OpinionWhat happened when porn-star cried, ‘Jesus, Buddha, God, whichever one of you is real, save me.’
Sophie Dianne on ex porn star Brittni De La Mora’s testimony of coming to Christ and leaving porn.
OpinionBritain’s favourite Mary Berry turned 90 last month and we reflect on the impact this famous Christian has had on the UK
Sophie Dianne celebrates a much-loved British cook, Mary Berry, on this special birthday, and considers what is known of her faith.
OpinionThe Oscars is full of beauty and glamour, but was God welcomed this year?
Sophie Dianne reviews the 2025 Oscars, looking and who won what, and who thanked God for their success.
Opinion‘Is Bridget Jones a good role model for Christian women?’
‘Throughout her story, she [Bridget Jones] has always been an advocate for authenticity, staying true to who she is and refusing to change for anyone. Bridget never stood for pretence, even at the most inopportune times, she was always sincere,’ says Sophie Dianne, as she reviews the latest film: Bridget Jones Mad About The Boy.
OpinionLeaning into Jesus when it feels hard this Christmas
Sophie Dianne has a message of solidarity and support for those feeling grief or pain this Christmas.
