Opinion
On Eliyahu (Elijah) and the still small voice of wisdom
Biblical descriptions of thunder, lightning flashes and still small voices are metaphors. But they are also very real.
8 things you should know about African churches and their Christianity
African Christianity now forms the majority of Black Christians in Britain, and if it continues to develop at its current rate, it will significantly affect the way Christianity is viewed in Britain.
Is it time to ask better questions?
Working to create a more welcoming environment for everyone could be helped by learning to ask different questions, writes Peter Crumpler.
On Buffet Christianity
Buffet Christianity has been encouraged over the last two years, as locked-down churchgoers found themselves browsing through an online supermarket of Christianity overflowing with an alluring range of services and theologies.
Stepping into Britain's ancient churches
Writer Peter Stanford speaks to Christian Today about the importance of safeguarding Britain's ancient churches for future generations and why he hopes more people will take the time to venture inside them.
Even unsuccessful 'conversion therapy' isn't harmful
If our leaders and our nation care about truth, we'll stop pursuing a conversion therapy ban that would harm the people it's meant to help.
Who is the Valentine behind Valentine's Day?
The day associated with love and romance has Christian roots but they are something of a puzzle.
Is the CofE's net-zero carbon target just adding to the burden of struggling parishes?
Comments in the Church of England General Synod last week reveal the depth of frustration with the hierarchy in many small, struggling churches "far from Westminster".
Racial Justice Sunday: both the Church and the government need to do more
On Sunday 13th February, the church will mark Racial Justice Sunday. While many will enthusiastically commemorate a day set aside to remember that justice is for everyone no matter their place of origin or heritage, some will be asking why?
The long road to justice for Raymond Koh
Susanna Koh, the wife of kidnapped Malaysian pastor Raymond Koh, speaks to Christian Today about why her husband might have been targeted in this way and why she will never give up her fight for justice.
Alister McGrath on the limits of science and atheism
Science may raise these questions, but it can't answer them, says Oxford Professor Alister McGrath.
Why we're no longer talking about short-term mission
Operation Mobilisation (OM) explains why it has recently decided to rename its short-term mission trips.
Age controls on online pornography is fantastic news
We thank God for all those who've taken up this cause and helped persuade the Government to re-introduce age checks. Now, the work begins to ensure age check controls are implemented as soon as possible.
The Joe Rogan experience will soon be the Church's experience
Are we prepared to speak the truth (in love) even when the cost of doing so will be our own cancellation?
Queen Elizabeth II and five great Jewish women from the Hebrew Bible who served their people in love
The queenly estate, as depicted in the Hebrew Bible, is not about high birth, but about character, writes Jewish academic Irene Lancaster.
Courage in adversity: learning from Alexander Hamilton this Lent
Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin speaks to Christian Today about her new Lent book inspired by "Hamilton" and why there is so much about the man behind the musical that resonates with her.
