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The hungering for God, the seeking, the following, the transformation, the peace - will be recognised by all Christians, says our columnist.
The river of God - refreshing, nourishing, challenging - gives hope to the tender growth of this new church by the riverside, says our columnist.
Our columnist sees a passionate zest for life as an author writes about preparing for death.
This story invites readers to open their eyes to new ways of seeing the world, says our columnist.
Pope Francis, opposing President Trump’s deporting of immigrants, reminded us that Jesus teaches us to ‘recognise the dignity of every human being’.
In our latest Christian Viewpoint John Dempster considers evil - and the power of the protection we have against it.
In our latest Christian Viewpoint, John Dempster admits the realisation of being too much ‘in my head’.
Everything is an expression of the God who holds all things together, says our Christian Viewpoint columnist John Dempster.
Valentine’s faith - his name means ‘strong’ or ‘powerful’ - did not fail, says our Christian Viewpoint columnist John Dempster.
They want to return to an authentic Christianity, says our columnist John Dempster.
Our latest Christian Viewpoint column finds beauty in the cathedral’s design, sculptures, music, use of light, and worship
It is reassuring to know it’s not true that ‘you can be anything you want to be’, says our columnist.
Our Christian Viewpoint columnist speaks with Scott McRoberts, minister at St Columba Church in Inverness.
Our columnist says the key question is this: During ‘transcendental’ experiences, what are we connecting with?
Our Christian Viewpoint columnist John Dempster meets Father Laurence Gambella of St Mary’s Church in Inverness.
Mary shows resolve and the courage to embrace sorrow, says our columnist.
All our holy Christmas words are in vain unless our lives are beacons, spreading light and hope and love, says our columnist.
George MacDonald’s work is still relevant because of the many similarities between the Victorian era and our times, says our columnist.
Such haunted faces can be seen wherever there is war, says our columnist.
There is a longing for God’s loveliness, and an awakening which the longing brings with it, says our Christian Viewpoint columnist.
