TWO MEMBERS of the Jesus Army in Liverpool recently got married.

But just the night before disaster seemed to be looming: the bride-to-be was ill with suspected swine flu. Her fellow JA members prayed and she swiftly recovered. She reports that she has since felt a tangible sense of “being made ...

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THE CURSOR moved all over the screen by itself as Paul received the news that his mother had died. In a household where objects flew off walls, lights flicked themselves on and off, and piano keys were slammed by unseen hands, this wasn’t altogether unusual.

Paul Bach, 21, grew up in ...

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If God is good, then why is there so much suffering in the world?

From grazed knees to cancer ward heartbreak, suffering confronts us all. It’s part of the fabric of human existence.

Some, confronted with the apparent meaninglessness of human pain, decide we must live in a godless universe. We’re on our own to make the best of it.

Christians hold on to something different. They believe in a God who is love. How come?

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WE SO easily feel pressurized by all the things that bombard us in life: broken relationships, money worries, empty sex, alcohol to “drown our sorrows”, despair. We can be left feeling empty and confused.

We need to stop and realise that Jesus has died on the cross for us. He frees ...

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Forget empty ancient buildings or quietly dozing elderly ladies.

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