All Faith articles
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OpinionWhy I believe marriage reflects God’s ultimate design
‘For Christian women, understanding the sacred nature of marriage intimacy can transform their perspective on relationships,’ says Jan Coleman as she gives six reasons why she believes marriage is a powerful testimony of God’s design for love and intimacy.
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OpinionHow to have clear vision - seeking God’s plan for your life in 2025
‘Would this be a year for us to look back and see how God has been at work, a year of letting go of things that stop us seeing God and others clearly and a year of hearing how God wants to frame the coming year?’ asks speaker and leadership consultant, Hellie Brunt.
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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.
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Opinion‘I dread there ever being a day where giving is not at the heart of Christmas’
‘If you’re tempted to stave off giving this Christmas season because of anxiety, financial stress, or even the humbug feeling from the world that says “what does it matter, it’s all just about spending money,” remember; giving is just as much for the giver as for the one who receives,’ says Hope Bonarcher.
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Article‘I found freedom in submission’
Growing up feminist, Kate Orson was initially disgusted by Ephesians 5. But she says she has learned to trust that God’s way is best
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Article‘Marriage is not about a hierarchy or a chain of command’
Veronica Zundel responds in her usual direct manner to the statement: “Women should submit to their husbands”
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ArticleSaved from injury in a car crash
Signs & Wonders in everyday life. Your stories of God’s intervention…
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OpinionWhat are you telling your children about Father Christmas?
‘If you want to perpetuate the idea that all the presents beneath the tree were brought by Father Christmas, you are free to do so. Enjoy it. Your children may go along with it, or not, though if they decide he isn’t real it begs the question, will there still be presents next year?’ says Jenny Sanders.
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OpinionThe Holy Spirit warned me when my drink was spiked
Jessica Stark shares a testimony of supernatural insight, when the Holy Spirit intervened on a night out in Edinburgh.
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OpinionGod desires more for us than burnout this Christmas
‘The ultimate answer to our exhaustion is coming to God and receiving his rest,’ says Danielle Finch.
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OpinionIs this the secret to a happy Christmas this year?
Inviting the lonely and those without families to join your Christmas Day, might be the very thing to light up the season.
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OpinionAny relaxation method that prompts ‘mind-emptying’ is not of God
Samantha Bailie-McMurdock explains how an innocuous relaxation cassette opened the door to the occult in her life.
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OpinionYou can find hope, peace, joy, and love in Advent
’Advent isn’t about ticking boxes on a list or adding another tradition to our calendars. It’s an invitation to slow down and let God prepare our hearts,’ says Bethany Hobbs
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ArticleGod intervened when cheap beef caused me to have periods at four years old
Signs & Wonders in everyday life. Your stories of God’s intervention…
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OpinionMy thoughts on the assisted dying bill and the sovereignty of God
On 29 November 2024, MPs will vote on the proposed bill to give terminally ill people in England and Wales the right to choose to end their life. Having lost her parents in quick succession, Danielle Finch knows the pain of watching loved ones suffer and considers what this bill might mean for Christians.
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OpinionIn a time of great need, God told us to praise him
Woman Alive deputy editor, Jemimah Wright shares a story of provision that taught her an important spiritual lesson.
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OpinionWhy I believe women’s fiction is an important tool to share the gospel
‘When my quiet times are dry, reading a good quality novel can help me connect with God in profoundly spiritual, and, yes, emotional, ways,’ says Nicki Copeland.
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OpinionWhat is hope and why is it so powerful?
‘Hope is a way of thinking. It can break us or make us, depending on the state of our minds,’ says Pauline Newton.
