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OpinionWhy isn’t anyone talking about these incredible women? The faith lesson hidden in England’s rugby triumph
England’s stunning Women’s Six Nations victory over France in Bordeaux on 17 May, has made Jemimah Wright wonder why these remarkable women aren’t being celebrated more loudly. Reflecting on the Red Roses’ extraordinary success, she explores what the Bible says about rejoicing in the achievements of others and why Christians should be leading the applause.
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OpinionThis Christian Rom-Com has everyone talking — but is it sending the wrong message?
Hope Bonarcher takes a closer look at Relationship Goals, the star-studded romantic comedy produced by Michael Todd, DeVon Franklin and Kelly Rowland. While the film delivers nostalgia, chemistry and laugh-out-loud moments, Hope questions whether its relationship advice lines up with the Christian values it claims to promote.
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Opinion“What the Netflix series Legends gets right about meaning, and what it still misses”
In her review of the gripping new Netflix drama Legends, Jemimah Wright reflects on the extraordinary bravery of undercover customs officers who risked everything to infiltrate Britain’s drug gangs in the 1990s. But beneath the tension and sacrifice, she argues, the series also exposes a deeper spiritual truth: that even lives filled with courage, purpose and good works cannot satisfy the human soul apart from Jesus Christ.
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OpinionThe Devil Wears Prada 2 exposes what women are really searching for
After nearly a decade modelling in New York’s fashion industry, Hope Bonarcher recognised the insecurity and ambition instantly. What surprised her was the film’s deeper message about beauty, belonging and the search for something eternal beneath the glamour.
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OpinionWhy don’t Gen Z women want children?
As Generation Z women navigate a world shaped by uncertainty, many are rethinking the place of motherhood in their lives. But beyond questions of timing and choice lies a deeper invitation—one that calls for surrender, sacrifice and trust in something greater than ourselves, writes Kimberley Pena-Medhurst.
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Opinion$100,000 dresses and divine design: What the Met Gala doesn’t tell you about true beauty
As the Met Gala once again transformed New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art into fashion’s most extravagant stage, Jenny Sanders reflects on what lies beneath the glittering surface. Beyond the headline-grabbing couture, she explores what the spectacle reveals about how we see our bodies, and how God sees them.
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OpinionCan joy win Celebrity Traitors? Miranda Hart is about to find out
As Miranda Hart prepares to step into the intrigue of Celebrity Traitors, Jemimah Wright explores why this beloved comedian’s lightness of spirit might be exactly what the show, and its viewers, need.
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OpinionForget influencers, the women shaping the next generation may surprise you
Sophie Sanders reflects on a powerful shift revealed in About The Girls, where teenage girls name everyday women, not celebrities, as their true role models. She explores how ordinary relationships quietly shape extraordinary lives, and why that might change how we see our own influence.
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ArticleDAVID: A movie 30 years in the making
Jacqui Cunningham, film producer and co-founder of Sunrise Animation Studios, spoke with deputy editor Jemimah Wright about how the film David came into being
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ArticleKeeping girls safe
Veronica Zundel says it’s about time boys were educated to respect the opposite sex
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OpinionJesus saw women’s pain, so why do we still ignore it?
In light of the recent Parliamentary debate on statutory menstrual leave, Ayoola Bandele reflects on the reality of working through severe menstrual pain, drawing on a personal experience at a major event to show how women are often compelled to endure discomfort in silence.
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OpinionRomantasy is the new porn, but no one wants to admit it
Conflicted fan, Anna Fothergill, claims the explosive rise of fantasy romance may not be as innocent as it appears. As the genre continues to dominate bestseller lists and social media, it raises important questions about the role these stories play in shaping desire, relationships, and imagination.
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OpinionThe Faithful, starring Minnie Driver, reclaims women’s voices in the Bible
From stage to screen, Alex Noel considers how the growing emphasis on women’s perspectives is reshaping familiar narratives and inviting audiences into a deeper, more nuanced understanding of faith.
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OpinionI watched a prophecy be fulfilled as I worshipped with Justin Bieber at Coachella
Bea Neville, a longtime Justin Bieber fan, travelled to Coachella to see him headline after years of following his career. In this personal reflection, she shares her experience of the festival, her enduring loyalty, and the powerful moment that stood out above it all.
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Opinion‘Fearfully and wonderfully made: Why the Olympic gender debate matters for Christians’
British Olympian Abigail Irozuru welcomes the International Olympic Committee’s decision that, from 2028, only biological females will compete in women’s categories, arguing that at elite level “medals are won and lost on the smallest margins”. Becky Hunter Kelm explores why this moment matters for Christians as much as for athletes.
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OpinionHave we misjudged Mary Bennet? Why her story should resonate deeply with Christian women
Sophie Sanders reminds us that quiet, thoughtful women are often overlooked, longing for validation through beauty or social success—but Mary Bennet shows that God’s design for contentment comes from embracing who He made us to be. In the new BBC series The Other Bennet Sister, Mary’s journey of self-discovery and courage is both inspiring and deeply relatable.
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OpinionAutumn Renae plans to quit OnlyFans to become a ‘full-time’ Christian if she makes $10 million
Sophie Dianne reflects on the controversial story of a young influencer whose financial goals are tied to a future commitment to faith. Exploring the tension between wealth, intention, and true surrender, she considers what authentic discipleship really requires.
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Opinion“Jessie Buckley won an Oscar, but it couldn’t heal her heart — the powerful truth every Christian woman needs to hear”
Reflecting on Jessie Buckley’s journey through struggle and success, writer Jenny Sanders shows how performance became both her escape and a path toward healing. She ultimately points readers toward a deeper refuge in God, where lasting strength and peace can be found beyond any stage or spotlight.
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Opinion“The Madison is more than a drama, it’s a wake-up call about living for God”
Joy Roxborough reflects on the Paramount+ TV series she believes carries a powerful spiritual challenge and explores how its message prompts us to reconsider our priorities, faith, and the way we choose to live each day.
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ArticleLiving in an age of deception
Hope Bonarcher is horrified by how deceived our culture is today, but a look at biblical examples shows this is nothing new
