Columns
Pray for our farmers
Minister Jim Paice admitted that he does not know if government departments and public services, like schools and hospitals, are paying farmers enough to cover their costs
When morality becomes a taxing question
Christians as much as anyone else have been conditioned into thinking of taxes and rates and revenue charges as something approaching extortion
Chariots of Fire : Eric Liddell, a hero of the faith, still inspires today
The willingness to sacrifice is a dimension that has largely disappeared from Christian discipleship today
âLiborâ â Lying Is Becoming Occupational Routine
Our society is now incapable of functioning without lies and deception
Science gives us good reason to believe
We live in a universe that seems to have been created with us in mind
Alcohol and pregnancy: why take the risk?
Alcohol in any amount is potentially harmful to the foetus
Promoting caring, not killing
The prospect of facing pain and suffering is an understandable concern, but improved care is the right response and the law should not be changed
My big fat weak church
What is noticeable in the âObese Churchâ today is the tendency towards tailoring worship to pander to a consumerist mentality.
A Christian case against defence cuts
Social disorder is already a growing threat to the maintenance of justice in our country
For every child, a father
How do we do justice to Fatherâs Day in an increasingly fatherless society?
We do God, but do we do honesty?
Itâs worth remembering that Godâs people have always let the side down, and often in a big way
What is the Churchâs dress code?
The Church has all too frequently worn the inappropriate apparel of theological bickering, archaic language and incomprehensible ritual
Defender of the Faith
The Queen deserves our thanks for the way she has sought to serve both God and her people
Pray for Britain
Prayer is something we can all do
A very unlikely coalition in the fight for free speech
Even Peter Tatchell appreciates the lunacy of a student being arrested for asking a policeman if he knew his horse was gay
Until injustice ends, there's work to do
The structures of society can assist or undermine the struggle for human flourishing