What does it mean to be human?
The Being Human project exists to help everyday Christians to understand the cultural stories we are living in and how, as Christians, we can live out and share the biblical vision of what it is to be human.
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About Being Human
The Being Human project helps everyday Christians to live out and share the biblical vision of what it means to be human.
Being Human: A new lens for our cultural conversations
A powerful book by Jo Frost and Peter Lynas, shaping conversations on faith, identity, and culture.
Being Human Series
Our six-part small group course complete with study guide exploring what it means to be human
Being Human podcast – season six
Listen or watch now as Jo and Peter return to discuss the major cultural shifts happening in the world todayExplore more...
Being Human Conversation Cards
52 cards, 52 questions designed to break the ice and get people talking about things that matter
Speaking up on sexuality and gender – live interview with Dr Preston Sprinkle
Join Jo Frost and Peter Lynas as they chat about all things sexuality and gender with Dr Preston Sprinkle in the first-ever live recording of the Being Human podcast
Relationships Matter: Course
Check out our seven-part course on the Bible, sexuality and same-sex relationships. Ideal for small groups and churches.Our latest articles
Is 2026 the year to go analogue?
Being physically present in an online world can be a balancing act – Lara Dean invites us to bring God into the conversation
I quit my New Year’s resolutions (God still loves me)
Peter Lynas describes how these annual failures can draw us closer to God
Jesus who is holy and was wholly human
Through the Incarnation of Jesus, Damilola Makinde invites us to rediscover the beauty of our shared humanity with the One who came and walked amongst us
Make Jesus’ name known to your enemies
I don’t want to treat my enemies the way the world does, writes Jo Frost in this Advent special
Frankenstein, transhumanism and the love of God
Brain-computer interfaces? Exoskeletons? Immortality? The rise of transhumanism and what it means for us
From small talk to big questions: sharing faith by listening first
Katherine Brown explores how listening and asking good questions could be our best tool for evangelism
Reimagining Halloween
Christians can turn Halloween from a night of fear to a celebration of faith, writes Peter Lynas
The sexual revolution at breaking point
Is this the end of sex as we know it – or the beginning of something deeper?
Scrolling through darkness: God’s light for a fractured world
We don’t need to engage in every online debate, writes Katherine Brown, but we are called to share good newsKeeping your data secure is very important to us. By providing your personal details you agree to allow the Evangelical Alliance to contact you either on the basis of the consents you have given us or for our Legitimate Interests in accordance with current data protection regulations. We will never make your personal data available for marketing purposes to external individuals or organisations. For more information view our privacy policy or email [email protected].
