RT Kendall: I’m pleading with Donald Trump – do not make God your enemy
Russell Brand’s rape conviction shows that forgiveness does not cancel justice
The Christian faith of jailed Hong Kong freedom fighter Joshua Wong
King Charles is right about slavery. But Christians should remember the whole story
Why Christian critics need to leave Kirk Franklin alone
Jack Reacher shoots first. Jesus tells us to forgive 77 times
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Army cadets are asking for Bibles - it’s another positive sign of renewal in the UK
Ahead of Remembrance Sunday, retired Major General Tim Cross CBE says more and more members of our military are eagerly exploring the Christian faith
Remembrance Sunday: A moment to think, reflect and pray for the future of humanity
Rev Michael Sadgrove reflects on how Christians can best mark Remembrance Sunday
Airmen and evacuees: How the second world war inspired CS Lewis’ most famous books
During the second world war, CS Lewis housed children evacuated from London and served as a chaplain to the Royal Air Force. Ahead of Remembrance Sunday, Bruce R Johnson explains how his experiences paved the way for his extraordinary career as a public apologist and inspired The Chronicles of Narnia
Why our soldiers don't want God taken out of Remembrance Day
Former serving soldier William Wade explains why many in the armed forces value the link between the Christian faith and Remembrance Day
I'm a pacifist: here's how I'll commemorate Remembrance Day
Choosing to wear a white poppy on Remembrance Day sparks fierce criticism. But for Symon Hill, remembrance is a call to honor all victims of war by challenging the systems and beliefs that perpetuate conflict
Communion, silence and Armistice Day: Why remembrance matters
Ahead of Remembrance Sunday, Caroline Pattenden considers the significance of the God-given directive to remember Jesus during Communion
Army cadets are asking for Bibles - it’s another positive sign of renewal in the UK
Remembrance Sunday: A moment to think, reflect and pray for the future of humanity
Airmen and evacuees: How the second world war inspired CS Lewis’ most famous books
Why our soldiers don't want God taken out of Remembrance Day
I'm a pacifist: here's how I'll commemorate Remembrance Day
Communion, silence and Armistice Day: Why remembrance matters
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Opinion
RT Kendall: I’m pleading with Donald Trump – do not make God your enemy
Donald Trump says he wants to go to heaven. But RT Kendall warns that the President’s refusal to forgive his enemies puts him at odds with Jesus – and urges him to repent before it’s too late
Opinion
The Christian faith of jailed Hong Kong freedom fighter Joshua Wong
30-year-old Joshua Wong has been campaigning for democracy in Hong Kong since his teens. Having been in prison for the past six years, he has just been sentenced to a further decade behind bars in a draconian crackdown by the Chinese Communist Party. We take a look at the Christian faith that motivates his activism
Opinion
King Charles is right about slavery. But Christians should remember the whole story
As King Charles confronts Britain’s shameful role in slavery, the debate over reparations continues. But Christians should neither minimise the horrors of the past nor overlook the faith that helped abolish slavery, says Lois Mclatchie-Miller
Opinion
Clergy are not ‘stupider than ever’, they’re just trying to do it all
An article in The Telegraph has alleged that the art of the inspirational sermon is under threat. But Rev Jamie Sewell says we must be careful not to allow own prejudices to cloud our judgement
Opinion
Airmen and evacuees: How the second world war inspired CS Lewis’ most famous books
During the second world war, CS Lewis housed children evacuated from London and served as a chaplain to the Royal Air Force. Ahead of Remembrance Sunday, Bruce R Johnson explains how his experiences paved the way for his extraordinary career as a public apologist and inspired The Chronicles of Narnia
Opinion
Army cadets are asking for Bibles - it’s another positive sign of renewal in the UK
Ahead of Remembrance Sunday, retired Major General Tim Cross CBE says more and more members of our military are eagerly exploring the Christian faith
Opinion
Russell Brand’s rape conviction shows that forgiveness does not cancel justice
Comedian Russell Brand has been convicted of rape and sexual assault, two years after a high-profile conversion to Christianity. It’s right to believe in second chances, says Christian therapist Holly-Anna Petersen. But the promise of God’s redemption must never come at the expense of victims
Opinion
Infant baptism is not an infringement on a child’s human rights. It’s a gift we should treasure
The former Irish President has claimed that baptising infants is a breach of their human rights. Nonsense, replies Gavin Ashenden. Being baptised into a loving church family is the greatest gift we can offer our children, and echoes God’s free gift of grace to us all
The Future List: 30 under 30 Christians who are changing the world
From music, sport and fashion to business, technology and environmental activism, meet 30 inspiring young Christians who are using their talents and influence to make a difference. These emerging leaders, creatives and changemakers are bringing fresh hope to an uncertain world – and showing us why the future is bright
5 ways to reignite your God-given creativity
In an always-on world, our capacity to dream can easily become dulled. Al Gordon shares five simple habits that can awaken your imagination and help you rediscover a sense of wonder
‘I’ve been more discipled in three years than in the rest of my life’: Why Christians are embracing communal living
Rising house prices and a loneliness epidemic are among the reasons why more people than ever are considering communal living. But a new generation of Christians are rediscovering ancient spiritual reasons to embrace a different way of life, as Emma Fowle reports
Jack Reacher shoots first. Jesus tells us to forgive 77 times
The gun-toting hero of Lee Child’s bestselling thrillers has a simple approach to justice: shoot the bad guys. But as Malcolm Gladwell’s latest book considers America’s real-life epidemic of gun violence, could Christians offer a powerful alternative to the endless cycle of revenge?
How I smuggled Bibles across a border
Concealed beneath jigsaw pieces, twelve Bibles illegally crossed a border somewhere in North Africa. But it was the courage of the Christians waiting to receive scripture that left our journalist reflecting on what it truly means to give Jesus your all
Weed, girlfriends and slammed doors: The dramatic diary of a Christian foster parent
When Katie Nicholson decided to take in teenagers in need of a safe space, she had no idea how it would stretch her faith and challenge her boundaries. Here are her amusing and insightful reflections on opening her home and her heart to young people with nowhere else to go
The Future List: 30 under 30 Christians who are changing the world
5 ways to reignite your God-given creativity
‘I’ve been more discipled in three years than in the rest of my life’: Why Christians are embracing communal living
Jack Reacher shoots first. Jesus tells us to forgive 77 times
How I smuggled Bibles across a border
Weed, girlfriends and slammed doors: The dramatic diary of a Christian foster parent
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Lakwena Maciver: The acclaimed artist bringing colour and faith to the world
Her vast, kaleidoscopic artworks have transformed public spaces around the globe. Yet behind the colour is a softly spoken artist whose work is shaped by displacement, the longing to belong and the Christian faith that grounds her
‘Science is catching up with scripture’ Meet the neuroscientist revealing what prayer does to your brain
In a world of constant distraction, could the ancient practices of prayer and stillness hold the key to a healthier, happier brain? Christian neuroscientist Dr Jake Fairnie explains what science is discovering about the power of switching off, why he believes the human brain points to a creator and why God is a bit like a moonwalking gorilla
Maroon 5’s PJ Morton: ‘I don’t have to choose between gospel and R&B’
For years, six-time grammy winner PJ Morton was made to feel like Christian musicians had to choose between gospel and secular music. As he brings both worlds together on his new album, Saturday Night, Sunday Morning, he tells Premier Gospel’s Belinda Brooks why he has spent his career refusing to choose
Makoto and Haejin Fujimura: Meet the couple bringing beauty into the world’s most broken places
What does justice have to do with beauty? Everything, says the lawyer and the artist who are harnessing their collective power to tackle poverty and prostitution in some of the poorest parts of the world
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‘Is it wrong to masturbate?’
There isn’t always one straightforward answer to life’s biggest questions. In Real Talk, a Christian man and woman share their perspectives on a difficult issue surrounding sex, relationships and family life
‘I won The Earthshot Prize – but all glory goes to God’
Despite having no formal fashion training, Omoyemi Akerele founded Lagos Fashion Week and won the most prestigious environmental prize on the planet. It’s all thanks to God leading her every step of the way, she says
The family office managing director: ‘It is a privilege to serve them and, in doing so, to serve the Lord’
The Church is made up of Christians from a myriad of different professions, and yet their ordinary tales of God at work rarely get told. In this series, we bring you stories of faith from the frontline
‘I’m a church leader and my son no longer goes to church’
What does it look like to really entrust your children to God? For Derek Hughes, it took a hard conversation with his son to realise that wanting his children to walk in faith with Jesus wasn’t the same as seeking validation for his own faithful parenting
‘I never imagined I would become my goddaughter’s carer’
When Rev Paul Kerry first met his friends’ daughter, Sidney, he sensed a unique connection. A series of tragic events would eventually see him become her kinship carer. It was a role God had long been preparing him for, he says
The parliamentary aide: ‘My faith reminds me that policy is ultimately about people’
The Church is made up of Christians from a myriad of different professions, and yet their ordinary tales of God at work rarely get told. In this series, we bring you stories of faith from the frontline
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Explained: Why has disgraced Hillsong pastor Carl Lentz written a book about his infidelity?
The celebrity pastor who planted Hillsong New York City was dramatically fired in 2020 following allegations of narcissistic behaviour and sexual misconduct. In the fallout that followed, Carl and Laura Lentz laid low, then hit back with a tell-all podcast. Now they’ve written a book aimed at helping others restore their marriage. But who is Carl Lentz, and what really happened?
Three years on from the 7 October attacks, neither Israelis nor Palestinians are safer
Three years ago, Gavin Drake warned that Hamas’s 7 October attack would bring a brutal Israeli response and catastrophe for Gaza. As he revisits what he got right and what he didn’t foresee, he points to the evidence that neither Israeli security nor Palestinian freedom will be won through the destruction of the other
The Green Party is ‘anti-Zionist’. But what is Zionism and how should Christians view the term?
The Green Party has adopted a definition that builds exclusion and domination into Zionism’s very meaning. But Zionism encompasses a far wider and more diverse tradition, explains Gavin Drake
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‘I was a drug addicted supermodel lost in the fashion world. Then God found me’
Agyness Deyn was one of the most recognisable faces in fashion during the 2000s. But away from the spotlight, she was struggling with addiction and losing her sense of self. Then a miraculous healing brought her face-to-face with God
‘I became a Christian after going to a light party’
Jesus wasn’t on Jodi Jackson’s radar until she was invited to a Christian alternative to Halloween. Two years later, she can’t stop praying
The Future List: 30 under 30 Christians who are changing the world
From music, sport and fashion to business, technology and environmental activism, meet 30 inspiring young Christians who are using their talents and influence to make a difference. These emerging leaders, creatives and changemakers are bringing fresh hope to an uncertain world – and showing us why the future is bright
Made to make: Why every Christian is called to creativity
Creativity isn’t just for artists, musicians and writers. Dr Amy Orr-Ewing explains why creating is fundamental to what it means to be made in the image of God – whether you’re making dinner, solving problems or choosing a gift
Jack Reacher shoots first. Jesus tells us to forgive 77 times
The gun-toting hero of Lee Child’s bestselling thrillers has a simple approach to justice: shoot the bad guys. But as Malcolm Gladwell’s latest book considers America’s real-life epidemic of gun violence, could Christians offer a powerful alternative to the endless cycle of revenge?
5 ways to reignite your God-given creativity
In an always-on world, our capacity to dream can easily become dulled. Al Gordon shares five simple habits that can awaken your imagination and help you rediscover a sense of wonder
‘I’ve been more discipled in three years than in the rest of my life’: Why Christians are embracing communal living
Rising house prices and a loneliness epidemic are among the reasons why more people than ever are considering communal living. But a new generation of Christians are rediscovering ancient spiritual reasons to embrace a different way of life, as Emma Fowle reports
Is it time for Christians to embrace Halloween?
The Church has traditionally shunned the festival, claiming it celebrates evil. Here’s an alternative perspective
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