Opinion
The problem with Labour’s Islamophobia definition
Whether it's called Islamophobia or "anti-Muslim hostility", the threat is the same.
Without fuss or fanfare, the local church is stepping in to support the vulnerable
The role of the Government, and public services, are vital. But we, as the Church, have a key role to play in providing essential, everyday support.
Shawn Bolz scandal: An overdue reckoning of the Charismatic Church
The charismatic church is undergoing a long-overdue reckoning for several reasons as the misconduct of Shawn Bolz has come under heightened scrutiny, particularly in light of Mike Winger’s diligent YouTube exposés.
Iran’s unyielding cry: from economic collapse to the fall of the theocracy
The revolt and ensuing violence in Iran should not surprise anyone who truly values fundamental civil rights.
Is it time to spare Gen Alpha an injustice too cruel for words?
The neglect surrounding leprosy is condemning Generation Alpha — the very generation our own children belong to — to avoidable disability, isolation and unimaginable cruelty.
Is Carney’s Davos sermon the way forward?
Is there hope? Yes, but it is not in Carney’s Brave New World.
2025 was a record year for Bible sales — UK’s biggest Christian publisher asks why Gen Z is heading back into Church
God's out there, telling people to come in. Maybe we’ve just got to be ready, arms outstretched, to offer a warm welcome.
Sex robots are becoming a thing: what are the ethical considerations for Christians?
From a Christian perspective there are two basic problems with the idea of people seeking to have sexual relationships with robots.
RAYE and the husband comeback
Why in an era of individualism is a song literally ‘praying’ for commitment so successful?
Remembering the first UN General Assembly at the Methodist Central Hall
In 1946, the nations of the world gathered at Methodist Central Hall in a war-ravaged London to seek peace and cooperation.
Philip Yancey and a heartbroken reflection on grace, failure and restoration
This painful chapter reminds us of one of the hardest truths Christians must face: even after receiving God’s free, unearned grace, we remain vulnerable to sin.
The Church of England and Living in Love and Faith: where have we got to?
It is clear to anyone who has been following the LLF process that it is in disarray.
Why Bear Grylls is wrong about organised religion
What Bear Grylls says about "religion" and going to church may sound persuasive, but it simply isn’t true.
Why I will still read Philip Yancey’s books
Pastor Kelly Williams explains why he will continue to read - and recommend - Philip Yancey's books despite his admission of moral failure.
A Christian approach to taxation
Although Christians should accept that governments have a right to raise taxes and Christians have an obligation to pay them, this does not mean that Christians should approve of all forms of taxation that governments may decide to impose.
What if the Good Shepherd is closer than you think?
Pastoral care is not a task reserved for a handful of gifted individuals; it is the life of Christ, quietly at work inside ordinary believers.