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OpinionLudwig gives us the answers in an hour – so why does God sometimes make us wait years for justice?
Sophie Sanders reflects on our love of cosy crime and its reassuring promise that truth will prevail and justice will be swiftly served. But, as someone who has experienced the painful reality of a lengthy criminal justice process, she asks what it means to trust God when earthly justice is painfully slow – or seems absent altogether.
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Opinion‘I was a proud atheist’: Camila Mendes says success couldn’t satisfy her search for meaning
Jemimah Wright explores actress Camila Mendes’ candid admission that years of success, therapy and self-awareness still left her searching for something more, leading her from proud atheism towards spiritual exploration.
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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.
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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.
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OpinionCan a film or art piece be Christian without mentioning God?
At an Arts and Mission conference in Tokyo, writer Rachel Mataraki found herself considering the role of Christian artists working beyond church walls. She explores whether films, stories, and creative works can bear witness to God’s truth even when His name is never spoken.
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Opinion“What the Netflix series Legends gets right about meaning, and what it still misses”
In her review of the gripping new Netflix drama Legends, Jemimah Wright reflects on the extraordinary bravery of undercover customs officers who risked everything to infiltrate Britain’s drug gangs in the 1990s. But beneath the tension and sacrifice, she argues, the series also exposes a deeper spiritual truth: that even lives filled with courage, purpose and good works cannot satisfy the human soul apart from Jesus Christ.
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OpinionCan joy win Celebrity Traitors? Miranda Hart is about to find out
As Miranda Hart prepares to step into the intrigue of Celebrity Traitors, Jemimah Wright explores why this beloved comedian’s lightness of spirit might be exactly what the show, and its viewers, need.
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OpinionDeepfakes, deception, and the death of truth: Why The Capture now feels terrifyingly real
As The Capture returns for its third season, Sophie Sanders says it feels less like fiction and more like a mirror held up to our present reality. How do we begin to tell what’s true?
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OpinionFaith, Bridgerton and sex: what the period drama says about love and longing
Jenny Sanders reflects on the cultural fascination with Bridgerton and the way its portrayal of romance and desire shapes modern expectations of intimacy. Through the lens of faith, she asks whether the show’s vision of sex and relationships aligns with God’s deeper design for love, commitment and connection.
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OpinionWhat ‘Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery’ taught me about confession and grace
Writer Jo Acharya shares how this unexpected murder story powerfully illustrates themes of confession and grace. Through her insights, the film becomes a profound exploration of how the Church is called to love and serve rather than judge, revealing the true heart of the Gospel.
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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.
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OpinionAs Friends leaves Netflix, faith offers the real connection
Writer Becky Hunter Kelm reflects on the news that the show which once felt like a constant companion - Friends - is finally leaving Netflix. As she looks back on what the series has meant to her, she also considers why its comfort has resonated with so many for so long.
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OpinionWhy we need Strictly Come Dancing and the valuable tool it can provide Christians
Writer Lauren Windle explains why a united society benefits from the big, unifying effect of popular TV shows.
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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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OpinionMy thoughts as a Christian mum on the school banning K-pop demon hunters songs
Writer Becky Hunter Kelm applauds Lilliput Church of England Infant School’s decision to ban songs from K-Pop Demon Hunters. She explores why, for many Christian families, discernment around spiritual themes in pop culture still matters.
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OpinionAlan Carr’s Shocking Victory: Betrayal and Redemption in The Celebrity Traitors 2025
Alex Noel unpacks the shocking twists of the celebrity spin-off, where Alan Carr’s secret betrayal crowns him the winner and exposes deeper truths about trust and human nature.
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OpinionLove Island is back on our screens, and presenter Maya Jama has confirmed she’s a Christian
Sophie Dianne explores the unexpected intersections between Love Island host Maya Jama’s glittering career, her complicated past, and her quiet yet persistent faith.
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OpinionWhy we should be praying for The Real Housewives of London
Lisa Skinner explores the surprising presence of outspoken Christian faith among cast members of the upcoming Real Housewives of London, and suggests it is important for Christians to be part of celebrity culture.
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Opinion‘Families Like Ours’ is a Danish drama with Kingdom values
Katrina Robinson explores themes of faith, redemption, and the enduring power of human connection in the Danish drama Families Like Ours.
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Opinion‘Faith is the most important thing in my life, and the reason behind my success’ says Alison Hammond
Alison Hammond reminds us of the importance of gratefulness, and the power of the Bible, says Jemimah Wright.
