Should Christians attend a same-sex 'wedding'?
The reality is that attending such an occasion is an endorsement.
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A response to Alistair Begg's suggestion that Christians should attend same-sex weddings
Sometimes love requires you to choose Jesus over the human relationships of your life when their choices go against the life Jesus has called us to live.
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Civil War England and the Church
It is a tiny corner of English church history. Yet, this period where people's allegiances, beliefs, practices and consciences were severely tested, has many echoes in debates and challenges across churches today.
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Democracy is having a moment
Why Christians must be the moral people upon which a free and representative government depends.
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The questions you should be asking
We can help or hinder Christian leaders in their roles, and placing them on pedestals, even higher than our Lord provides a foundation for pride and a context for a fall.
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The new Amazon cartoon series denigrating God
Whether or not we believe in the existence of the satanic, we have to be aware of the implications for the stability of society when we celebrate the disruptive, the overthrow of cultural norms and the relentless pursuit of the transnormative and 'alternative'.
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Is it time to scrap the term 'evangelical'?
There is no doubt that the term "evangelical" does not mean what it used to mean, especially to the general public.
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How can Christians reach out and show solidarity to victims of racism?
Followers of Jesus are called to stand up for anyone who's being mistreated or oppressed.
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Thinking rightly about abortion
Christians need to be prepared to stand up and say that abortion is morally wrong. However, Christians cannot stop there. There are three other things they have to do.
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Trump and evangelicals - round two
Let's be praying for these key US elections, and for Christians to use their votes wisely and faithfully
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What would orthodox Christians do under Labour's misgendering law?
Christian teacher Joshua Sutcliffe, who is appealing his ban by the Teaching Regulation Agency (TRA) for 'misgendering' a pupil, would not stand a chance of getting back into the profession if Labour wins power.
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The triumph of medieval Spain's Catholic monarchs over Islam
In January 1492 – the same year that Columbus was landing in the New World – a momentous event was happening in the Old World.
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It's time to confront porn's harms
Politicians have a moral duty to tackle the harms of pornography and protect the vulnerable, writes Louise Davies, CARE's Director of Advocacy and Policy.
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