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Godfulness: What the Church can learn from a new (but old) kind of meditation
You may know of 'mindfulness', but what of 'Godfulness'? Christian Today spoke with author Derek Leaf, the leader of the Christian discipleship ministry the Navigators UK about the new perspective of his book 'Godfulness', and its challenge to the contemporary Church.

What did Jesus mean when he condemned those who make children 'stumble'?
'Let the little children come to me and do not hinder them, for the Kingdom of Heaven belongs to such as these,' Jesus said.

Lean in to your shadow side: ten new Christian phrases you need to know
Every subculture has its own special vocabulary. No-one however, quite does this to the degree of awesomeness demonstrated by the evangelical wing of the Christian church, which not only has its own set of extraordinary jargon, but regularly adds to it.

iPhone 8 release date rumors: Two months behind schedule due to its features? Lack of home button a major flaw?
So many rumors and speculations have circulated the internet regarding the supposed iPhone 8's release, which will mark the 10th anniversary since Apple launched it back in 2007. However, a new rumor has come up that production is two months behind schedule, and it is likely because of its features.

Is the sidelining of religion a root cause of our mental health crisis?
Duncan Williams argues that our society's mental health crisis could be reduced by reintroducing spirituality instead of focusing on material gain.

What does 'home' mean to you? Are you like the Son of Man, with nowhere to lay your head?
Jo Swinney, author of Home, came in to Christian Today to talk about the quest to belong.

Huawei Mate 10 news: Possible release later this year; leaked images reveal bezel-free design
The Huawei Mate 9 phone held the distinction of being one of the best smartphones in 2016, competing against the major brands Samsung and Apple. With the Mate 9's release, the public can expect that the Mate 10 will launch this year, a few months from now.

Clergy burnout: Why stress affects church ministers, and what they can do about it
Stress and mental health are increasingly in the news, with everyone from Princes William and Harry to journalists describing episodes of anxiety or depression. But for some reason the mental health of clergy has often overlooked â until now.

Diagnosed with cancer, this Christian got through it by praying and painting Jesus' last day on earth
From witnessing and experiencing the energy of the power of prayer and being part of painting'Golgotha', his version of the Stations of the Cross, Derek Culley came through two heart attacks and cancer with an inner calm and serenity that he has to this day when engaged in art and art making

Would-be bride turns cancelled $30,000 wedding reception into banquet for the homeless
A would-be bride turned her $30,000 non-refundable wedding reception into a banquet for the homeless after her fiancé cancelled their marriage.

Moto G5S Plus specs, rumors: Phone features bigger display, better camera
Ahead of the July 25 press event, mobile reporter Evan Blass leaked some major info about Moto G5S Plus.

Nokia 8 specs, price rumors: Competitive flagship phone to possibly sell below $500
The flagship device is speculated to sell for $469 dollars in the Western market.

How the least perfect people are sometimes the most important for God's plan
You may not feel special or important, but as a Christian it is very possible that God may already have a plan that requires your assistance. It might be something big, or it might be something small; but whatever it is, if it is God's plan, it will be important, because you are important to God.

3 conversations Christians can no longer ignore
Wh we as people of faith must be moved by compassion and step up to bridge the social divides that currently exist in our society

Is Christianity a middle-class pursuit? Why we need a 'church for the poor'
'Christianity is not a middle class pursuit. It never has been, and never should be. It is supposed to be good news for the poor, in particular. Yet for many people like me, who grew up in a working class home, living in relative poverty â stepping into church in Britain can be a severe culture shock.'

Why you should never trust in yourself but always trust in God
Confidence is a good thing, so long as we get our confidence from the right source that is God Himself.