By
Paul Kerensa2021-09-21T09:05:00
The BBC’s I May Destroy You won two Emmy awards, but was missed off ex-media minister John Whittingdale’s list of quintessentially ’British’ TV shows. Instead of trying to legislate for Britishness, says Paul Kerensa, perhaps we need to work harder at telling the stories of every community
2023-10-27T14:21:00Z By Ali Burnett
Ahead of the National Day of Prayer for the Media, journalist Ali Burnett says it’s time for the Church to stop being frightened of engaging with the mainstream press
2022-04-28T16:23:00Z By Paul Kerensa
It might sound wise and good and true, but that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s actually in the scriptures
2022-02-25T17:02:00Z By Paul Kerensa
Convinced you’ve heard that saying before? Nope, it’s not Shakespeare, says Paul Kerensa, it comes from the Bible. There’s more wisdom there than you might realise
2025-12-12T14:33:00Z By Simon Lennox
People are more open to reading the Bible than ever, says Simon Lennox. This Christmas, lets take the opportunity to introduce them to the greatest story ever told - and the only one that brings real joy, peace and hope to our broken world
2025-12-12T11:45:00Z By Kate Orson
The US actor Kirk Cameron believes non-believers will cease to exist rather than face eternal conscious punishment. It’s an unorthodox take on the doctrine of hell, but is growing in popularity among some Christians. Kate Orson unpacks the biblical evidence
2025-12-11T09:38:00Z By George Pitcher
If Tommy Robinson is misappropriating the Christian faith for his own political purposes, Christians should appropriate it right back again, says George Pitcher, just as the Church of England bus stop posters have done. Let’s reclaim patriotism and use it for good this festive season
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