Opinion
The antidote to despair in a coronavirus world
G-d knows that we are fallible creatures with faults â and that's how it should be.
The State, freedom of conscience and civil disobedience
It is a legal and moral duty for the Church to challenge the jurisprudential and ethical authority of the state to have set a precedent in the authoritarian closing of churches and prohibition of worship.
Jen Hatmaker celebrates daughter's lesbian identity - what she got right and wrong
Many say that we cannot take a position on homosexuality because all positions will hurt someone. Here's my question: "Are those who defend homosexuality, or who say nothing, truly loving the homosexual, or are they simply seeking to avoid conflict?"
Stephen Cottrell's latest interview: startling, puzzling â offensive?
What sort of qualities ought we to expect to find in a church leader? The New Testament has some pretty clear stipulations about who is suitable and who is unsuitable.
The Church should not be homogenised
In the current situation, where ethnic identity is very much in the spotlight, the issues of diversity in the church are once more in focus. The temptation is to say that we need to be colour blind, that we need to treat everyone the same. But this is wrong.
Abbey's 'black Jesus' stirs up a storm â but is that so bad?
A large-scale painting of the Last Supper depicting Jesus as a black man has sparked controversy and heated debate in the UK and around the world. I reckon that's no bad thing. In fact, it could be really positive.
Pray that Hong Kong's Christians can stand strong
Gina Goh from International Christian Concern speaks to Christian Today about why Christians everywhere need to be worried about what's happening in Hong Kong and what action they can take.
Hong Kong activists now face a choice: stay silent, or flee the city. The world must give them a path to safety
Some 23 years after China achieved its long-held ambition of regaining Hong Kong, it has failed to win hearts and minds and has brought out the big stick. Its promises may have been hollow, but its threats are not.The Conversation
Do Chinese lives matter?
The CCP hates the Christian church and we can only fear for what the Christians in Hong Kong will face in the coming years.
Race is a huge issue and needs addressing in our churches
Many of us have had to change from a white-centric view of God's church, and tackling these issues in our Christian community is part of our response to the 'all-one-in-Christ' manifesto.
A call to public leadership
Given the current covid pandemic, I would suggest that we need many more leaders who can inspire us to love God and love our neighbour.
Why isn't spiritual health and fitness taken seriously?
The challenge of quarantine hasn't just been physical and mental; it's been spiritual too.
Answering the Bible critics who love to cite the laws in Leviticus
There is an anti-Christian meme that just keeps resurfacing in discussion and debate. It is a clip about the Bible from the best TV series ever, The West Wing, and is often cited by Bible critics as though it were unanswerable. It's not.
Understanding the school bully
Christian teacher Fran Hill knows how to handle bullies in her classroom - because she once was one.
Letting go of the controls was when I found God
Former champion skier Iona Rossely was flying high in her sporting career but she met God in a way she never expected when He took away what she treasured the most.
Jonathan Edwards' disturbing support for slavery: some reflections
The American theologian Jonathan Edwards has had a huge influence on Christians on both sides of the Atlantic. Yet there is a darker side to Edwards which is not so well known: the fact that he owned slaves.
