Opinion
Rimsha has exposed the tyranny of Pakistan's blasphemy laws to the world
It is tragic that our most vulnerable citizens are treated like criminals
We can all learn from 'Harrygate'
How differently we would react to each other if we behaved a little more maturely
How to pass the most rigorous of exams
Our society places enormous store on exams as the way of determining if a person is âgood enoughâ to succeed in life
The soul of Conservatism is at stake
If the Conservative Party will not help to conserve the convictions of the Church of the nation, what will it conserve?
Why has Biblelands changed names?
Biblelands explains why it is rebranding after 158 years to become Embrace the Middle East
We all need people who inspire us
If I can inspire a future of believers to think like that I will be happy with my legacy too
Protecting the vulnerable
The persistence of the pro-assisted suicide lobby demonstrates the determination of a small minority of organisations and individuals to change the law regardless of the concerns of the public and Parliamentarians
The legacy of Elvis Points to the real King
Elvis Presley is sadly dead, but countless people are still trying to connect with a life that inspires them in their thirst for significance, fulfilment and acceptance
Strategic mission
I long to see churches throughout the UK modelling themselves on the exciting missional community Paul set out to create in Ephesus
The El Dorado culture needs to re-think success
Itâs clear from the Bible that Godâs criterion of success is very different from ours
Corruption is keeping people in poverty
The toxic link between unscrupulous illicit flows and the poorest in Africa and Asia compels everyone in general and Christians in particular to take positive action
Sharing Jesus with soldiers
Soldiers constantly stare death in the face, even when they are on training exercises
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
John Mark Hobbins, Games Pastor
John Mark Hobbins works for London City Mission but the next few weeks will see him doing something a little different. During London 2012, heâll be serving as a Games Pastor at Kingâs Cross, St Pancras and Euston, three of the busiest railway stations in the UK. He talks more about his role here.
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