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Veronica Zundel has been a columnist for this magazine since 1982. Now, in what she calls her ‘autumn years’, she considers what has changed – or not - for Christian women A UK monthly women’s magazine for Christian women. Supporting you to live out your faith in every day life. Find out more...
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Is God Is: Should Christians watch a film about revenge, violence and calling your mother God?
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (522+ words) Tabby Kibugi explores what Christians can learn from the controversial film Is God Is, beyond the question of whether its violent and blasphemous themes make it inappropriate viewing. The film raises uncomfortable questions about revenge, forgiveness and the danger of…...
“Elizabeth Bennet feels like a dear friend” – What does the Bible say about our attachment to fictional characters?
1+ week, 4+ day ago (598+ words) Author, Ruth Leigh explores why we can form surprisingly deep attachments to fictional characters and people we’ve never met – and what these ‘parasocial’ relationships reveal about our longing to be known. Could our love of books ultimately point us towards…...
Woman Alive Book Club
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (725+ words) This month I’m reading… A Woman’s Place is in the Story Sandra Glahn is a professor of media arts and worship at Dallas Theological Seminary, a journalist and the author of more than 20 books. Although scholarly, A Woman’s Place is…...
The Christian gamer quietly sharing Jesus with more than 700,000 people online | Opinion | Woman Alive
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (506+ words) Maxine Harrison explores how God is using Christian influencers to reach people in places the Church has often overlooked. From Twitch livestreams to social media platforms, this is a powerful reminder that the mission field is bigger than we sometimes…...
“You only believe that because…” What Jennifer Aniston’s comments can teach us about faith
2+ mon, 5+ day ago (867+ words) Jemimah Wright explores the debate sparked by Jennifer Aniston’s appearance on a popular podcast and asks whether many of us are making a common logical mistake when we discuss faith. Could understanding the “genetic fallacy” help Christians have more gracious,…...
TikTok’s biggest tarot reader just deleted everything – here’s why
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (850+ words) Kate Orson reflects on the remarkable story of TikTok’s biggest tarot reader, who shocked millions by deleting her content and declaring her faith in Jesus. She explores why such dramatic conversions provoke such strong reactions, and what they can reveal…...
What our obsession with Taylor Swift’s celebrity wedding says about faith
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (636+ words) As speculation around Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding reaches fever pitch, Jenny Sanders asks why celebrity romances captivate us so deeply. She argues that while famous love stories may inspire us, Christians are called to look beyond the headlines…...
Can faith survive fame? The painful story behind Jelly Roll and Bunny XO’s split
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (580+ words) Hope Bonarcher reflects on the reported divorce of country star Jelly Roll and his wife, Bunny XO, exploring what their journey reveals about brokenness, redemption and the realities of following Jesus. Rather than focusing on celebrity gossip, she argues that…...
“It took me 16 months to get John Lennox onto The Diary of a CEO - it’s a lesson in God’s hope.”
3+ mon, 5+ day ago (820+ words) SPCK’s Head of Marketing and Publicity, Rio Summers, spent sixteen months working behind the scenes to bring author and apologist John Lennox to one of the world’s biggest podcasts. This is the remarkable story of persistence, prayer, algorithms and what…...
Are some musicians really “selling their souls”? What I discovered shocked me
3+ mon, 1+ week ago (554+ words) Kate Orson once stopped listening to all secular music. She might enjoy certain songs now, but she still warns against the dangers that can be lurking When I first became a believer, I noticed that so many of my favourite…...