Croatia: a place full of life, magic, and beauty. Here are some highlights for your next trip.

Chile is a true jewel within South America, but don't go without taking on board these 5 essential tips!

Athens is a city that really does have something for everyone. Food, culture. history, gorgeous weather: it's an all-round Greek dream.

Some short reflections on the trip that kickstarted both a love of travel and a heart for mission: ReBuild Mexico 2013.

The world around us is chaos, but let's not focus on that - the Bible calls us not to despair, but to first look upwards.

Need some escapism and/or travel inspo? The TV's not actually a bad place to get it, so here are some great shows to fuel your wanderlust.

Andalucía: traditional Spanish culture, stunning medieval Islamic architecture, flamenco and of course, great food - what more do you want?!

Get ready for unending fjords, unending rainbows, and unending coffee refills - Norway, you absolute Scandinavian dream.

Peru: what a marvellous place. It's one of my favourite places in the whole world - check out my guide and top tips for your next trip!

Love history? Here's my guide to some UK sites that you'll definitely enjoy! Trust me, I'm a historian...

Not exactly the biggest experience, but a weekend trip to Cardiff by myself definitely taught me a few things about travelling solo.

At a loose end in Liverpool and don't know what to do? Don't worry, I've got you covered.

TCWA's first guest post! Gabriela from Beige Tides talks to us about the do's and don'ts of visiting the beautiful country of Nicaragua.

The Gospels as Greek tragedy, and the final conclusions of the series.

The Gospels as Graeco-Roman biographies.

The Gospels as Graeco-Roman historical writing.

Jesus is the focal point of each of the 4 Gospels, but he's far from your everyday 1-dimensional storybook character...

We don't always notice it from English translations, but the language of the Gospels was absolutely intentional. Let's explore it.

My MA thesis-turned blog series! The writers' identities are key to unlocking the Gospels themselves, so here's who they [probably] were.

It's all well and good learning about the history of racism, but why is it really important? Here are a few reasons.