All articles by Chris Goswami – Page 3
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OpinionChristians will vote for Donald Trump this November. Here's why
It might appear contradictory, misguided or wrong to some Christians on this side of the Atlantic, but the majority of our brothers and sisters in the US will likely back President Trump again. Chris Goswami explains why
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OpinionThe biblical roots of lockdown
Chris Goswami explores the scriptural basis for a period of confinement and argues that, despite the frustrations we feel in lockdown, we can use this time as an opportunity to grow closer to God
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Opinion4 unhelpful and inappropriate responses to racism
Racism in our society must be stamped out. But some of the actions by anti-racists have been misguided, argues Chris Goswami
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OpinionIs it OK for my Christian beliefs to change?
Chris Goswami looks back at the thorny theological issues he's changed his mind on
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OpinionCoronavirus and God's promises: 3 things Christians need to remember
It’s tempting to think that God will protect you from the worst tragedies in life. But that isn't what God has promised, says Chris Goswami. The promise is that God will hold on to you whatever life throws at you
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OpinionLike it or not. Religion is good for us
Chris Goswami responds to the debate between Matt Dillahunty and Glen Scrivener on whether religious people are healthier, happier and more productive members of society.
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OpinionVirtual baptisms, evangelism chatbots and sermon-less services: welcome to 2020
Chris Goswami highlights the ways in which technology is shaping Christianity in 2020 and beyond
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OpinionThe one biblical command we never talk about
Chris Goswami explains why he believes we need to recover the Christian tradition of hospitality
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OpinionHow to survive the election without losing your mind
Are you blindsided by Brexit? Perplexed by politics? Or just fed up with the same old promises and political slogans? Chris Goswami is on hand to help
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OpinionBen Stokes: Redemption, forgiveness and the God of second chances
After Ben Stokes' violent behaviour was caught on camera two years ago, many viewed him as a villain. But now, having led the English cricket team to victory at the weekend, it seems he's become a national hero. Chris Goswami asks, 'Is this what redemption looks like?'
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OpinionSteve Chalke’s new book will upset church-goers but it's still worth reading
Steve Chalke's controversial new book The Lost Message of Paul is released today and argues that Christians have misunderstood the crux of the New Testament message. Chris Goswami reviews it
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OpinionChris Evans claims he's heard the audible voice of God. Should we believe him?
The radio and TV personality Chris Evans says God told him to start running. But is it really possible to hear the audible voice of God? Yes, says Chris Goswami. It happened to him too...
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OpinionThis Easter will you worship Jesus or Molech?
It's surprisingly difficult to answer the question: "How it is that Jesus dying on a cross opens up a relationship with God?" In fact, the Church has grappled with various atonement theories for centuries. Chris Goswami explains what the major issues are, and why it matters
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OpinionWas Jesus a Muslim or a Christian?
Millions of people think Jesus was a Muslim and billions think he was a Christian. Chris Goswami explains why both are wrong
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OpinionWhat we can learn from the 5 best, worst and most surprising voices of 2018
With so many voices competing for our attention over the past 12 months, Chris Goswami summarises what we've heard and makes suggestions on who we should be listening to
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OpinionYou are being watched...by the idol of our time
It knows our thoughts, it notices when we rise and when we sleep and it knows us better than we know ourselves. Chris Goswami explains
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OpinionIs deliverance ministry biblical or bonkers?
Chris Goswami interviews Jayne Irlam on sacred salt, holy water, and things that go bump in the night
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OpinionWhat would it take to convince you that Christianity is false?
In a live debate for the Unbelievable? show, international Christian speaker Sean McDowell and atheist blogger Hemant Mehta question what it would take for the other to change his position on faith
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Magazine FeaturesThe gospel according to Google
Their motto used to be “Don’t be evil”. But as The Big G celebrates its 20th birthday, questions are being raised about the tech giant’s growing influence
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OpinionBoris and the Burka: Why it's dangerous to be offended on behalf of others
Chris Goswami blogs on bank robbers, burkas and Boris
