Opinion

Slippery slopes aren’t visible to a society that has gone blind

Opening the door to abortion on demand has cheapened life to the extent that infanticide is being considered

International Women’s Day is about more than women

Let us celebrate the humanity of women and seek to help re-humanise how women are treated globally together

Christians must make their views about marriage known

A petition, however long, presented to the Prime Minister by a delegation does not have the same impact as a mass demonstration in central London.

Drought-stricken Britain – where respect is in short supply

Not agreeing with someone is no reason to treat them disrespectfully

Christians do not need a privileged space

The only power we require is the power of the Holy Spirit

Where has common sense gone?

There is something childish about the secularist movement in Britain.

Are ‘drunk tanks’ the answer to the UK’s drinking problem?

What is needed is a radical culture shift

The politically correct only tolerate safe Christianity

Prayers before political meetings unfortunately have not stopped piles of anti-Christian legislation being passed in the UK since the 1960s

We know God can heal, but what's the best way to tell the world?

We must never exaggerate, nor promise more than we can

Marriage and our inaccurate conceptions

There is the widespread mistaken belief that if romance disappears, then it justifies ending the relationship

Confidence is the key to sharing what we believe

God is able to do the most incredible things, even through ordinary people like us

It was right to strip Fred Goodwin of his knighthood

Fred Goodwin should take responsibility and apologise for his part in creating the financial crisis

Good end-of-life care is better than legalising assisted suicide

this is a debate about aesthetics, or what it might mean to live with an embarrassing and often not very beautiful disease

Gay 'marriage': why does different have to mean bad?

Distinguishing civil partnerships and marriages need not be seen in negative terms

Surely the biblical onus is on the Church to provide for the poor?

The government could argue that it is following a biblical principle in seeking to eliminate fraud, laziness and cheating

Welfare and work

We do no one any favours when we let them think we can live without any regard to the financial consequences