
The Rolling Stones: do we find our identity surrendering to ourselves, or others?
In a society that teaches us to be Mick Jagger – brilliant as he is – we can live and speak a different truth
In a society that teaches us to be Mick Jagger – brilliant as he is – we can live and speak a different truth
The media which have turned into a lynch mob to destroy Brand refuse to acknowledge that he is the man they created, and the hypersexualised popular culture is one which they continually feed.
The ministry of Martyn Lloyd-Jones is still as powerful, relevant, and spiritually refreshing today as it was 50 years ago.
In order to understand the times we live in, it is essential that we know where we have come from.
Finally, more people are admitting that, though it was never harmless, this content now poses a life-altering danger to those who stumble across it—especially children.
"Making disciples who make disciples" is not merely a slogan; it's a profound approach to living out the Great Commission.
On the 10th anniversary of the Martyn Lloyd-Jones Trust, Greg Jones, CEO of the Trust, looks back on Lloyd-Jones' life, legacy and impact on modern-day Christian leaders.
To misrepresent the Christian virtue of charity and to use it as a tool to attack Christians and curb their religious freedom on the pretext of implementing law and order is simply an authoritarian and anti-democratic act of state violence.
The report by Oxford University's LGBTQ+ Society on the city's churches does not augur well for the future of freedom of religion or belief in Britain.
Teshuva is the key question of Judaism and embraces the whole world.
Let the conflict be seen for what it is, and let Christians be accorded, at the least, the same protections as others in our society.
It is not the hostility of the culture. It is not the education system. It is not social media. It is not peer pressure. The primary factor is the inability of parents to pass on their faith – and the failure of churches to equip parents to do so.