Faithfulness is never abstract, it starts with a heart commitment and evolves into a life-changing force.

There’s nothing intrinsically wrong with money, authority, reputation or experience. But none of them should be the foundation on which we build our life, our identity or our significance.

Sometimes faithful witness requires us to question the compromises society takes for granted and pay the price for it.

At the intersection of professional excellence, cultural relevance, and their Christian faith, Cross-Current participants inhabit a liminal space of risk and opportunity.

Mathias Lauter shares a few thoughts from our last Media and Journalism Cross-Current group meeting.

Many young adults face two major transitions between the ages of 18-26 – first the move from home to university and second the move from university to work.

We observe that integrity is a 'cross-over virtue', valued both in private and professional life. Our research shows this virtue is often an aspirational one in the lives of young Christians.

Daniel, an exile from Judah, rises to political prominence in the land of Babylon. From youth to old age, his extraordinary life story is one of faithfulness amid very complicated circumstances.

If we want to see what the Bible thinks success is, let’s begin here.

When I read Jesus’ teaching in the Sermon on the Mount I feel hopeless and helpless. “Who can live like this?” - asks my sinful self.

The only person in human history whose life was absolutely integrated was Jesus Christ.

We may still believe honesty to be ‘the best policy’, but who’s honesty is it? Is it honesty expedient to our own desired outcomes? This article is part 1 of a mini-series on integrity.

You cannot go to college just to get a better job. Christ's call on you as a student is a calling to meet the needs of the Church, both for its own life and the life of the world.

Useful questions and advice helping students overcome the sacred-secular divide and see their studies as an opportunity to honour God, whatever their field of study.

How, if at all, can one bring glory to God directly through academic work? God should be at the forefront of our thoughts and work.

Jeremy Cooke on Cross-Current Law & Justice. Interviewed during the annual Cross-Current Professional Groups Conference in Berlin, November 2019.

Iwan Russell-Jones on Christianity, the arts and imagination. Interviewed during the annual Cross-Current Professional Groups Conference in Berlin, November 2019.

Julia Doxat-Purser on Cross-Current Politics. Interviewed during the annual Cross-Current Professional Groups Conference in Berlin, Nov 2019. Julia is a Socio-political Representative for the EEA.

Dima joined Cross-Current Politics in spring 2018. Here he shares his testimony. It’s always great to read about Cross-Current being an answer to someone’s prayers!

Corruption is a “significant obstacle” to doing business in Ukraine, according to the OECD. Being honest at work is a daily battle for Vera who works as a finance and administration manager in Kyiv.

As Warren Buffett the American investor once said: “Trust is like the air we breathe - when it’s present nobody really notices; when it’s absent everybody notices.”

Trust is like a muscle - the more we exercise it the stronger it gets!

At a time when there are more Christians alive in the world than ever before, why is there also more corruption?