300,000 abortions in one year? Silence is no longer an option for Christians
The killing of Renee Good should provoke Christians to righteous anger
‘Faith has literally saved my life’ - The Christian faith of Khloé Kardashian
Grok’s sexualised images shows us that AI isn’t just enabling human sin — it is trained on it
People are betting on the second coming of Christ happening in 2026. Should Christians take it seriously?
How I pray: 8 Christians share their tips
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In the face of transgender ideology, Christians must affirm the truth. It’s the loving thing to do
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
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Why Jesus offers you more than immortality
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
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300,000 abortions in one year? Silence is no longer an option for Christians
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
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The killing of Renee Good should provoke Christians to righteous anger
The shooting of an American woman by ICE agents in Minneapolis - and the unapologetic doubling-down of President Trump - poses a serious test for Christians who have supported him, says Tim Farron MP. As tensions mount, he reminds Christians that anger isn’t always wrong
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‘Faith has literally saved my life’ - The Christian faith of Khloé Kardashian
In a recent episode of her podcast, Khloé Kardashian shared vulnerably about her faith journey - and why she loves talking to God every day. It’s easy to judge other’s lifestyle choices, says Sophie Sanders, but instead she’s choosing to take inspiration from the Kardashian’s openness to speaking about their faith
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Grok’s sexualised images shows us that AI isn’t just enabling human sin — it is trained on it
Artificial intelligence has given humanity a new, near-divine power. With Elon Musk’s AI tool, Grok generating sexualised images of real people, the real question, Stephen Driscoll says, is not what the technology could do, but what it reveals about our sinful nature when law and restraint fall behind
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People are betting on the second coming of Christ happening in 2026. Should Christians take it seriously?
People have been predicting the date of Jesus’ return for centuries – and they have always been wrong. Reports are now emerging of some placing financial bets on Christ coming back in 2026. With war, climate crisis and persecution dominating the headlines, how should Christians think about the end times, and what does the Bible actually say about knowing the date?
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Watch: Phil Wickham surprises a church pastor with $5,000 after he feeds a homeless man
A viral video of a church pastor helping a homeless man - only to be surprised by a $5,000 donation from Phil Wickham - has gone viral. Tim Bechervaise says we love watching kindness in action because it’s how we were made to be. Here’s four more social media channels to inspire your generosity
Blessed are the thin? A Christian response to Ozempic
It is thought that 2.5m people in the UK are now buying weight loss drugs privately – including many Christians. But the Ozempic trend raises huge questions about body image, shame and what it means to be “fearfully and wonderfully made”, says Di Archer
Why your spiritual practices should change with the seasons
Struggle to get up for your quiet time when the mornings are dark and cold? You’re not alone, says Emma Timms. If you want to grow spiritually in 2026, work with the season you’re in, not against it
Multimillionare banker John Studzinski: ‘The more money I make, the more I can give away’
He’s on first-name terms with popes and prime ministers and has given much of his wealth away. But Catholic philanthropist John Studzinski believes generosity isn’t just about money – time and talent matter just as much as treasure.
5 places you wouldn’t expect to find a chaplain
From strip clubs to racecourses: meet the Christians taking God’s presence into places others fear to tread.
Will Christian unity take a big leap forward in 2026?
As Premier Christian Radio and UCB join forces for a national day of prayer, and student ministries Fusion and UCCF reconcile after years of tension, a long prayed-for unity appears to be emerging in the UK Church. Is there more to come?
Blessed are the thin? A Christian response to Ozempic
Why your spiritual practices should change with the seasons
Multimillionare banker John Studzinski: ‘The more money I make, the more I can give away’
5 places you wouldn’t expect to find a chaplain
Will Christian unity take a big leap forward in 2026?
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Strahan Coleman on chronic illness, mystery and meeting God in the dark
Musician Strahan Coleman was touring the world and seeing God do amazing miracles when daily panic attacks unexpectedly struck and he was left bedridden at home for two years. He talks to Emma Fowle about learning to trust God in the midst of suffering, overcoming church hurt and why his charismatic encounters with God have started to look more contemplative
Heidi Baker on miracles, healing and loving people who want to kill you
Miraculous reports of healing and revival surround the globally renowned missionary, Heidi Baker. But she has also spent years living under the shadow of extreme persecution in northern Mozambique. Here, she explains how God confronted her with the call to love Islamist terrorists even as she was facing an active threat of kidnap
Multimillionare banker John Studzinski: ‘The more money I make, the more I can give away’
He’s on first-name terms with popes and prime ministers and has given much of his wealth away. But Catholic philanthropist John Studzinski believes generosity isn’t just about money – time and talent matter just as much as treasure.
Danny Kruger MP: ‘A society aligned with the teachings of Jesus would be a happier one’
In September, Conservative MP Danny Kruger became the latest high profile Tory to defect to Reform UK. Here, he speaks with fellow Christian and MP, Tim Farron, about what the decision cost him and why he feels compelled to champion Christian values
Big Brother victor Richard Storry on criticism, temptation and reading Psalms in the toilet
Richard Storry opens up about his unexpected win on Big Brother 2025, how his faith guided him through the show and the ways it shaped his time in the house
Charlie Webster: ‘I nearly lost my life. People all over the world were praying for me’
The first woman to anchor a world heavyweight boxing championship has, in many ways, been fighting her whole life. The award winning broadcaster speaks about growing up in domestic violence, surviving sexual abuse, finding Christ – and the near-death experience that reorientated her life
This Christian YouTuber thinks ambition can be godly. He makes a good case
Many Christians view ambition with suspicion, equating it with pride and worldly success. But musician and YouTuber Ruslan KD argues that pursuing your dreams can be a godly endeavour – if approached with the right heart and biblical foundations
Want to make disciples? This book will show you how
The leader of student ministry Fusion has written a brilliant handbook which provides a clear framework for fulfilling the Great Commission, says our reviewer
What did Jesus mean by ‘take my yoke’? This book explains
In Take My Yoke, former engineer turned church leader Chic Lidstone unpacks the deep meaning behind Jesus’ agrarian imagery, offering readers a journey into the Father’s embrace and true spiritual rest
Linguistic diversity is God’s blueprint, not his curse
This book challenges the idea that linguistic diversity is a curse, arguing instead that God delights in speaking through many languages—affirming his truth while honouring our distinct cultural identities
Wake Up Dead Man: Finally, a mainstream film that portrays the priesthood well
The third instalment of the Knives Out series, does not disappoint says Giles Gough. It’s a cracking whodunnit - but it’s the depiction of one priest that will make this film an enduring hit
Discover the joy of a simpler, more sustainable Christmas
Olivia Warburton’s Dreaming of a Green Christmas combines ecological wisdom with biblical reflection, showing how caring for creation can transform our festive celebrations into acts of worship and stewardship, says our reviewer
Will Christian unity take a big leap forward in 2026?
As Premier Christian Radio and UCB join forces for a national day of prayer, and student ministries Fusion and UCCF reconcile after years of tension, a long prayed-for unity appears to be emerging in the UK Church. Is there more to come?
The A–Z of Christian news in 2025
From big baptisms to a controversial KFC advert; the Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer to a new pontiff, it’s been an eventful 12 months for the global Church. Here’s our definitive guide
Meet the Kenyan Christians worshipping in the shadow of al-Shabaab
In the Kenyan town of Mandera, Christians live in daily fear of violence from Islamic militants crossing the border from Somalia. Journalist Simon Vera reports from the border town caught in the crosshairs and speaks to pastors and Christians who refuse to flee
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‘My life was changed in 3 minutes’ From evil criminal to God-fearing believer
Once an international drug smuggler fighting a murder charge, Paul Huggins walked into Lewes Crown Court expecting a lengthy sentence – but walked out with a miracle that changed everything
‘I was a Jehovah’s Witness drowning in debt at Christmas. When CAP told me about Jesus everything changed’
When Christians Against Poverty (CAP) arrived to help Jade, who was struggling to afford Christmas, they did more than ease her finances. They introduced her to the love of Christ
‘God used Premier Christian Radio to save my life’
Caroline Chalkley was addicted to drugs and in an abusive relationship when her radio broke – and got stuck on Premier. It led to a miraculous encounter on her kitchen floor that changed her life
From heroin addict to hope-bringer
Andy Moore’s traumatic childhood set him on a path that pushed his life to the brink and left him in a coma. Then, a second chance from God came in the form of a life-changing phone call
‘Christian men pay for sex, too. I help them stop’
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
‘Our family experienced tragedy at Christmas. But the light of Jesus can never be extinguished’
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
The founder and CEO: ‘Entrepreneurship forces me to trust God daily’
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 lived my entire Christian life unknowingly autistic. Then God showed me it was my superpower’
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
‘Students are hungry for God - I just needed to swap church for the coffee shop to find them’
When university chaplain, Father Rich Miserendo, swapped his office for a coffee shop on campus - and a sign inviting conversation - it opened doors to evangelism that he never expected. If we want to reach young people, we need to follow where God leads and look outside of our usual church settings, he says
‘How we built an AI translator to help everyone in your church hear the gospel’
Kingdom Code’s hackathon saw a room of Christian coders come together to tackle the language barrier isolating churchgoers whose first language isn’t English. Mike Ashelby tells the story behind the innovative AI translation tool they created
Struggling to pray? Here’s your guide to dry seasons
There are times when speaking to God feels like pulling teeth. But Christian tradition teaches that these desert experiences are common. Dr Chloe Lynch offers a practical guide on what to do about it
Why your spiritual practices should change with the seasons
Struggle to get up for your quiet time when the mornings are dark and cold? You’re not alone, says Emma Timms. If you want to grow spiritually in 2026, work with the season you’re in, not against it
Blessed are the thin? A Christian response to Ozempic
It is thought that 2.5m people in the UK are now buying weight loss drugs privately – including many Christians. But the Ozempic trend raises huge questions about body image, shame and what it means to be “fearfully and wonderfully made”, says Di Archer
5 places you wouldn’t expect to find a chaplain
From strip clubs to racecourses: meet the Christians taking God’s presence into places others fear to tread.
How I pray: 8 Christians share their tips
A variety of Christian leaders share their personal experiences of communing with God and offer fresh ideas on how to boost your prayer life in 2026
The Gospel according to John Lewis: How Christmas ads reveal our culture’s longing for meaning
From tear-jerking rom-coms to cuddly penguins, these expensive TV commercials have become a major talking points in recent years. They often hint at Christian themes too – you could even call them modern-day parables, says Martin Saunders
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