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- BRIAN NIXON
Writing from New Mexico in the US, BRIAN NIXON, in an article first published by ASSIST News Service, looks at why Christians should care about the fate of bees...
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- RICHARD MOUW
RICHARD MOUW, in an article first published on Religion News Service, reflects on a visit to a chicken farm...
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- BRIAN NIXON
BRIAN NIXON, in an article first published on ASSIST News Service, looks at how Christians can "cultivate" a Biblical worldview...
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- PETER CORNEY
In an article first published by Ethos - the EA (Evangelical Alliance) Centre for Christianity and Society, PETER CORNEY, vicar emeritus of St Hilary's Church in Kew, Melbourne, looks at our "perpetual preoccupation" with self...
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- DAVID W STOWE
As Jews around the world mark Tisha B’av, commemorating the destruction of the two temples in Jerusalem, DAVID W STOWE, professor of English and religious studies at Michigan State University in the US, reflects on the enduring power of Psalm 137 and how it has inspired activists and artists all over the world...
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- JOHN VAN SLOTEN
Canadian-based JOHN VAN SLOTEN reflects on what the church can learn from communities like that shared by CrossFit athletes...
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- NILS VON KALM
NILS VON KALM writes about how he's come to the realisation that life is not about experiences but about being...
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- CHRIS MURDOCH
CHRIS MURDOCH, of Opportunity International Australia, reflects on what exceptional leadership is all about...
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- TRIPP HUDGINS
Writing from the US, TRIPP HUDGINS, in an article first published on Religion News Service, reflects on the nexus between Christianity, music and politics...
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- AMANDA JACKSON
AMANDA JACKSON reflects on the dangers of the idea of 'tolerance'...
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- NILS VON KALM
NILS VON KALM reflects on what recent outbreaks of violence reveal about the state of the human heart...
