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‘I saw a man’s leg grow back!’
I learnt to trust God again after baby loss - and you can too
‘I suffer from religious OCD’
As a Christian woman who has escaped religious persecution in Iran, I do not want Kamala Harris to become president of the United States
Was Maggie Smith a Christian?
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‘I hated being called Joy but now I love it’
Nigerian-born comedian Joy Carter was abandoned at birth, lost her twin and then raised by a white British couple. She spoke with Alex Noel about infant trauma and learning to navigate the sexist and racist world of comedy
Lord, send me!
For years, Ruth Cox felt called to serve overseas but it was a number of years before she was able to, and there was much heartache as well as joy along the way
‘Do not suffer alone’
Evangelical Alliance editor and former BBC broadcast journalist Nicola Morrison opened up to Premier Unbelievable’s Ruth Jackson about her professional and personal journeys, including her struggle with self-harming
Fostering is a calling for the whole Church
From 2018 to 2021 Jo and Steve Squires, along with their three children, fostered multiple babies in quick succession. Jo shares the unexpected realities of responding to God’s call upon their family, and the need for the entire body of Christ to play a part in supporting and raising children in care
‘Blood ties are not always the most important’
Veronica Zundel shares the personal impact of her mother’s fostering and adoption story
Relationships
'What Little House on the Prairie taught me about a godly attitude to sex and marriage'
’Raising a teen in these times seems almost impossible, but Laura Ingalls gives me a model of what true joy and contentment can look like,’ says Kate Orton.
GREAT SEXPECTATIONS: Is born again virginity possible?
God prepared me to meet my husband
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There was polygamy in the Bible and now polyamory is on the rise among Millenials. What should Christians do?
GREAT SEXPECTATIONS: I have fallen out of love with my husband, when is it ok to get a divorce?
GREAT SEXPECTATIONS: I want to marry a Christian man, but there are not many!
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How God uses adoption to forward his plan
Elaine Storkey looks at the stories of Moses and Esther, explaining how they both were instrumental in Israel’s deliverance from its enemies, as well as revealing God’s heart to care for orphans throughout scripture
Book Club
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Wendy Grisham's books that kick up the dirt
Wendy Grisham, deputy CEO of SPCK Publishing (and sister to author John Grisham), gives us insight into her progressive, radically inclusive faith, which fuels her passion for non-fiction books that bridge gaps and widen our conversations to reflect the expansiveness of God
‘Reading is a kind of magic’
Jane Walters is the chair of the Association of Christian Writers (ACW). Here she talks about her own journey of becoming a writer and why she feels Christian literature is so important
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The new WA podcast is hosted by editor and creative director Tola-Doll Fisher. Each episode she is joined by different guests to discuss what’s trending online and together they will respond to reader questions about sex and relationships from the popular Great Sexpectations series.
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Church life should be about learning
Veronica Zundel believes the Montessori method provides a good example of education for adults as well as children
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Should governments put age restrictions on social media use?
Anna Hill looks at the effect of social media on our children, and says, ’Any government raising essential questions about our children’s safety and mental health, particularly as they navigate the complex world of online connections, identity, and peer pressure, is on to a win, in my opinion.’
Church
Church life should be about learning
Veronica Zundel believes the Montessori method provides a good example of education for adults as well as children
There are domestic abusers in our churches
Ann-Louise Graham unpacks the uncomfortable, disturbing and often hidden subject of domestic abuse among Christians and explains the misapplication of scripture by perpetrators
‘I saw a man’s leg grow back!’
Jemimah Wright shares a testimony of healing from the Philippines, when she saw what she describes as ‘the Bible coming to life in front of me.’
We need more people fostering and adopting
Prayer and reflection
Lord, send me!
For years, Ruth Cox felt called to serve overseas but it was a number of years before she was able to, and there was much heartache as well as joy along the way
Without bravery ‘Christianity will perish’
Hope Bonarcher considers what might be behind Elon Musk’s recent statement on faith and urges us to speak up for truth
How God uses adoption to forward his plan
Elaine Storkey looks at the stories of Moses and Esther, explaining how they both were instrumental in Israel’s deliverance from its enemies, as well as revealing God’s heart to care for orphans throughout scripture
Pineapple-sized tumour disappeared!
Your stories of God’s intervention
How the Bible was deliberately censored to control African slaves
Dr Sheila Akomiah-Conteh unpacks the origins and teachings of the little-known 19th-century Slave Bible
'God made a way for my husband and I to build a hospital for the destitute Quechua people of Peru'
From a high school romance to moving mountains in the Andes, Dr Martina John shares how the dream she and her husband shared, became a reality.
Jesus healed me of leukaemia!
Hazel King shares her personal story of healing following a cancer diagnosis with a very slim chance of survival.
Education is a lifelong journey
A prayer and meditation for September
‘I saw a man’s leg grow back!’
We need more people fostering and adopting
Lord, send me!
Without bravery ‘Christianity will perish’
How God uses adoption to forward his plan
Pineapple-sized tumour disappeared!
How the Bible was deliberately censored to control African slaves
'God made a way for my husband and I to build a hospital for the destitute Quechua people of Peru'
Jesus healed me of leukaemia!
Education is a lifelong journey
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Making God an intrinsic part of every lesson
Why do women perform better at school, but men are ahead in the workplace?
Influencer, Anna Mathur says, ‘You can’t do it all’
Cooking in season
Sexism in the city
Faith and fashion
Home is where you are
Helping families to stay together
‘Sewing into people’s lives’
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Parenting
'What Little House on the Prairie taught me about a godly attitude to sex and marriage'
Should governments put age restrictions on social media use?
Encountering thin places
The Government is giving 15 hours of free childcare - as a Christian mum of three, here are my thoughts on it
Mothering without a mother: finding strength in God through grief
‘A biblical worldview underpins every subject I teach our children’
Nurturing independence
‘I have become the mother of a teenager, I don’t want her teen years to be as painful as mine were’
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