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Olympus Has Fallen

Olympus Has Fallen

The international sporting world has been thrown into chaos with the revelations that the Russian government covered up—if not sponsored and encouraged doping—the results of a number of drugs tests across most sports of the summer and winter Olympic Games..

  • The desert season

    \"Oh look,\" my little brother exclaims as he points out of the small aeroplane window, \"the desert is weirdly red!\"

  • The fruit of the Spirit

    I don\'t swear. Not only because that is how my parents raised me, but also because one of my high school literature teachers once put it that \"all profanity proves is that you don\'t have the education required to express yourself better.\"

  • No more disappointing films

    Too often I am disappointed by the \'latest summer blockbuster\' at the cinemas these days, all the hype, \'good\' reviews and ratings are anti-climactic. You can easily get caught up in it all, hoping for it to be as good as was stated.

  • How to have complete faith in God

    Why do most of us (myself included) wait until we are pushed to a corner, have all hands tied and be in a breakdown before we learn to fully trust and rely on God completely? Why do we wait for God to be our last resort?

  • UK: a new PM, a fresh start

    On July 13, Theresa May became the second British female prime minister and David Cameron handed in his resignation. However, what is she walking into? What has Cameron achieved in his six-year leadership of Britain?

  • When good worship goes bad

    What does it mean to worship God rightly? And why do we get it so wrong?

  • Spiritual checklists

    Jesus\' Parable of the Sower is one passage that has been heard within the Church throughout its history.

  • Revisiting 'fun' in Christian things

    Three years ago I wrote that Christians need to learn to enjoy fun, that fun is good. Today, as then I remain convinced that as Christians in the Western World we need to learn to have fun.

  • We are village people

    When I became a mum last year, I realised how incredible single parents truly are.

  • Masquerade party

    The room was decorated with balloons and the table was set beautifully. The smell of home cooked food floated through the air. I looked around at the guests in their fancy dresses, suits and, of course, exquisite masks.

  • The sand behind magic: Part 3

    To recap, in my previous articles, I started to explain what type of microchip is behind many electronics.