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Christian Viewpoint tells of how God's love can help even in the pain of Ukraine war.
Inverness churchman John Dempster reflects on the long reign of the Queen, and notes how she saw her faith as a central pillar in her life.
Carla saw two birds of prey circling purposefully, high above the car.
I can imagine a child looking up from Kenneth Steven’s new book with illustrations by Laetitia Zink and saying: “But it’s not like that, is it?”
“I begin with the eyes,” portrait painter William Mather describes how he vividly reproduces people’s personalities on paper.
Wouldn’t it be rather lovely to meet Jesus again as if for the first time?
Would you say you were indoctrin-ated? – that’s what Jeff Zycinski asked me.
Our columnist John Dempster looks at the life of Dot Getliffe.
A Sunday afternoon on the Speyside line inspires John Dempster to seek the stillness where God is found.
I recently attended a gala held by Clachworks at Merkinch. This community project plans to open a tool library later in the year.
A new movie, The Most Reluctant Convert, tells of the journey from atheism to Christian faith by one of the foremost Christian communicators.
Our columnist discusses his new book 'Choosing Joy'.
Open the Eyes of My Heart is the title of a stunning exhibition of work by local artist Ian Whyte which is on display at Inverness Creative Academy.
Inverness churchman's concern over preaching which makes people fear they are not among God’s "chosen”.
When someone suggested to Mike Robertson that God might be calling him to lead a church, he thought this was “the silliest thing on earth”.
John Dempster reflects on the original meaning of a Jubilee year.
Sometimes you hear people saying they’re “spiritual but not religious,” meaning that they don’t follow a particular religious tradition.
Just before 6.50am every morning, as a young teenager, I’d wake and tune the radio by my bedside to the BBC Home Service.
Feeling God was far from her, Joy almost skipped the Maundy Thursday service.
How one woman's faith has been inspired.
