Claire Musters
The challenges of putting on a Christian event in secular England
After a week of evangelistic events in Winchester, Steve Lee is familiar with all kinds of hurdles but also has lots of ideas about how to make them better for today's sceptical, visual, instant gratification generation
The Shepherd's Song: A beautiful story showing God's hope in difficulties
When the unexpected occurs, like an accident, what impact does that have on our lives? Do we turn towards â or away from â God? Do we trust Him or are our hearts flooded with doubts and questions?
Dreams and diligence: Helping people to help themselves in Cambodia
Bloggers Rich Wells, Danny Webster and Anita Mathias spent nine days in Cambodia seeing first hand how communities are using the modest resources they have to change their lives for the better
Easter 2014: Share the miracle through random acts of kindness
The idea is the brainchild of Dan Usher, who, in Easter 2013, bought 100 eggs and gave them away in his local community. He had such a great response that the vision has grown, Sharethemiracle was born and in 2014 the vision is to see 5,000 eggs given away nationwide.
Don't let Jesus's death on the cross lose its power
Social media can be awash with too much information about a certain event in the Church calendar
Making space for prayer in schools
24-7 Prayer has been helping schools create spaces where children of all faiths and none can pray and explore the wider questions of life
Book review: 'The Confident Mom' by Joyce Meyer
This pretty pink book sets out to help mums guide their families "with God's strength and wisdom", and what Christian parent doesn't want to learn how to do that more?
'I.Am': a new film to reach people outside of churches
March saw the completion of the 'I.Am' film, a short musical and dramatic interpretation of some of the major stories within the Bible.
A lesson in faith from a mother who knows what it is to suffer
Help! I'm now a pastor's wife columnist Claire Musters talks about the woman who has influenced her the most: her mum
A glimpse of hell before a life spent for Christ: The Perfect Wave hits UK screens
Ian McCormack's incredible account of his conversion after being brought back from the dead has been turned into a film starring Scott Eastwood, Rachel Hendrix and Cheryl Ladd
'It's just you and me Lord': Inspirational prayers for women
If you are still looking for something deep and meaningful to delve into the Lent or perhaps a gift for Mother's Day, Marion Stroud's books on prayer won't disappoint.
Freeing the supernatural in our churches
Claire Musters looks at two books on successful prayer ministry, Sustainable Power and Our Hands, His Healing
International Women's Day 2014: A time for celebration, but also sober reflection
It is sobering to think that so many women, just because of the country they were born into, are coping with conditions we simply can't begin to imagine
What do women have to say about their place in this world?
We speak to some inspirational Christian women to find out what they have to say about International Women's Day
Michele Guinness on 'Archbishop', conspiracy and women in leadership
Michele Guinness speaks to Christian Today about her new book imagining what might happen if a women were to be appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
Stretch yourself spiritually with The BIGRead 14 for Lent
This year's BigRead is focusing on prayer and spirituality with the help of Dr Stephen Cherry's new book, Barefoot Prayers