By Nay Ridgway For Christians, it is easy to become stuck in the search. The search for the specific calling over our life, the specific […] Read More
By Julie Yeow If you’re like me you may have heard this analogy many times, but I’m going to repeat it because it’s so good: […] Read More
by Ilona Clayton It’s easy to get sucked up into thinking that possessions or our dream job or the instagrammable relationship can fulfil us, even […] Read More
The world says self care is making sure we’re listening to our needs and trying to make sure they are met. Think cooking nice food for yourself, painting your toenails, going for a walk. But our biggest need is for God himself… -Marie
by Tess Hovil We live in a world that is hurting. We are so aware of this hurt – we see it in the news, […] Read More
by Madison Carroll Many Christians currently shy away from calling themselves religious. In our world, being religious carries around vague or negative connotations. The traditional […] Read More
by Gabriel Cairns Why should Christians care about modern-day slavery? The answer is almost immediate: because slavery denies people their inherent, God-given dignity as those […] Read More
by Grace Burney [Last term, Just Love Oxford hosted a panel discussion “Jail, Justice and Jesus”, where we thought about our response to prisons. Here, […] Read More
by Madeleine Kelly Most humans can recall a specific moment of realisation in their life which profoundly impacted the way they view the world and […] Read More
by Matthew Judson Explanatory note (1): this article is intended for Christian students keen to think about how our faith should inform our political engagement. […] Read More