By Sean Wood ‘I never really thought about why I believe in God; I just knew that following God is the best way. Josh, a student in London, joined the Agapé Students Global Project to Malta during the Easter holidays. It was only a short visit – just one week – but the team got …
By Sean Wood What’s the biggest question that you have about Jesus (or that you’d like to ask to Him)? Back in October 2022, this is the question that we asked to 600 students at universities across the UK. From their responses the Discover Jesus campaign was born! We really hope that you had a chance …
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By Lynn Marriott My working life has included being a PA, working in law and running my own business amongst other roles. However, I think my toughest job is definitely being a mum. It is relentless, there are no days off and I feel there are times when I am just a machine and not …
God at work: The Arts God and Mammon in the Creative Industries By Chris Donald There’s a constant tension working in the creative industries, a clash of ideologies; but it’s not quite the one that my church tradition often thought. To my mind, it’s the battleground of the “two masters” Jesus mentioned: God and money. …
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God at work: The Arts Beauty, tradition & the work of our hands By Luke Sewell All images reference artwork by Luke Sewell. Find links below. Every lunchtime, I say a midday prayer which begins with words from Psalm 90; Let the beauty of the Lord our God be upon us,Establish thou the work of …
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God at work: The Arts By Esther Lee The arts world can feel like an enigma to a lot of us who find ourselves looking in from the outside. Often our first impressions are shaped by our experiences of the arts at school, and therefore tend to be shaped by our views of our own …
By Nick Tovey I first came to faith as a teenager, where my main objective at school was to poke, prod, and pester my Christian friends with all sorts of questions and remarks to make them squirm. The hope, I suppose, was that they would eventually crumble and admit that my rational scientific arguments were …
By Rachel Martin I am sure if I surveyed 100 people about their thoughts on ‘work’, I would get a fairly complex array of emotional reactions. A colleague of mine recently described work as being definitive. “You can tell a lot about a person from their work ethic and even more by the work they …
By Lauren Graham “Serving God is what we were made to do as his creatures, but our service has been corrupted by our sin and rebellion which has rendered us unable to please him. An important part of the gospel is that in Jesus Christ we can begin to serve God again with the promise …
By Tiffany Atkins Christians come in all shapes and sizes. The body of Christ is and should be as diverse as the human race itself. So what does it look like to know Jesus? What marks out a believer of the risen Christ and how can we be known as knowers of Jesus? We could …
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