By
Karen Miller2024-06-24T13:36:00
After surviving sexual abuse, drug addiction and an assassination attempt, Tommy Hanrahan became a church leader – and saw both his abuser and would-be murderer come to Christ
The first time Tommy Hanrahan was shot at, he was 17. He found himself on the wrong side of a local gangster and with a shotgun three feet from his chest. The pellets flew towards him as if in slow motion but, just before they reached him, something lifted them up and away. “I believe it was the hand of God,” says Tommy. “I should have died.” Instead, he suffered only minor injuries. The next time, he would not be so lucky.
2026-01-16T16:52:00Z By Lois McLatchie-Miller
From women’s sport to prisons and child-issued puberty blockers, this week’s headlines reveal a growing insistence that the body does not matter — one that is placing the vulnerable at risk. Lois McLatchie-Miller explains why she believes Christians must affirm the biological reality
2026-01-16T14:29:00Z By Tony Wilson
The super-rich’s obsession with extending their earthly lives, known as Longevity Fixation Syndrome, promises only more years. The gospel, however, offers something far greater than mere longevity, writes Tony Wilson
2026-01-16T13:47:00Z By Caroline Ansell
The latest abortion statistics reveal a bleak national picture, including thousands of disability-selective terminations. Abortion has become normalised, and its deeply personal nature has made it too easy for Christians to stay silent. But as UK law becomes more extreme, the Church faces a defining moment, argues former MP Caroline Ansell. Abortion represents one of the gravest moral failures of our time, and faithfulness now demands clarity, compassion and action. We cannot afford moral hesitation
2025-12-22T12:00:00Z By Sam Hailes
Around one in ten Christian men have paid for sex. Ben Scott explains how a free, non-judgemental path to recovery is helping to reduce sexual exploitation
2025-12-22T11:02:00Z By Catherine Campbell
When Catherine Campbell’s brother died on Christmas Eve, a black cloud of grief instantly blanketed her home. But in the struggle, she nevertheless found that Christmas joy can always be found in Jesus
2025-12-18T13:28:00Z By Robert Noble
From childhood faith to the challenges of an undiagnosed autism, Robert Noble reflects on discovering his neurodivergent wiring was a God-given strength and a reminder that every kind of mind has a place in God’s kingdom
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