Andy Walton
Gungor: Michael and Lisa talk about their new record, public pressure and Trump
Christian Today sat down to talk to Michael and Lisa Gungor ahead of the release of their third album in a year.
The one reason Christians should fear a Trump presidency
There is one question that should be put to every single Trump supporting evangelical: does your man believe in religious liberty?
German police hunt man who tried to chop down giant border cross
German police say they're seeking a man who's launched a series of attack on a giant cross, near the Austrian border.
Should we gamble on God? Pascal's Wager says it's worth it
Pascal died in 1662, yet one of his arguments for belief in God endures. What is it, and why should we care?
We mustn't turn our back on Syria's children
Omran Daqneesh has become a symbol of those forgotten in the bloody conflict raging in Syria. The innocent children who have become victims of an unimaginable horror that continues to unfold month after month, year after year.
Bishop blesses classic cars: 'we're men of faith AND cars!'
More than 50 classic cars were on display at the 'Carmel Mission Classic', which is part of the wider Monterey Car Week.
We must go to war on Climate Change - failing to do so is appeasement
We stand on the precipice of another disaster. And yet, like Europeans in the 1930s going about our lives as if nothing was under threat, we ignore the existential crisis that is before us.
Should Christians be buried or cremated?
Since it was legalized in the laste 19th Century in the UK and US, cremation has been steadily gaining in popularity. Does this indicate something more than a change in our preferences?
French Prime Minister shows support for ban on so-called 'burkinis'
The French Prime Minister appears to have thrown his weight behind the ban on so called 'burkinis' on the beach at Cannes. The exclusive resort on the French Riviera took the step of banning the full body swim suits.
Taste and See: How meals in the Bible teach us about God
Food is used time and again throughout Scripture as a means of showing God's interactions with people.
"My doping is Jesus" - World record breaker responds to cheat taunts
10,000 metres Olympic gold medallist Almaz Ayana has defended herself from allegations of drug use by saying, "My doping is Jesus." The Ethiopian athlete won an extraordinary 10,000 in a stunning world record time.
Religious freedom: 3 ways Christianity threatens dictatorships
Why do repressive regimes fear religious freedom so much? Because Christianity undermines them at every turn...
Rio 2016: First ever Olympic Gold for Fiji â team gives the glory to God
The island nation of Fiji has won its first ever Olympic medal â a gold â and the players have given the glory to God.
Roman Catholics seek unity with Protestants 499 years after the Reformation
They've released a new report, which speaks warmly about Martin Luther â the founder of the German Reformation â while also addressing some of the key theological disputes between Catholics and Lutherans.
We need to learn our history â otherwise our country will make the same mistakes again
'Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it," George Santayana is supposed to have said. Though it may be a well-worn cliché we'd do well to pay attention to it now more than ever. In the UK and the USA there are countless examples of historical ignorance affecting the national debate.
The biggest question: Why is there something rather than nothing?
We humans, the land we stand on, the sea we swim in and the air we breathe don't HAVE to exist. The same goes for the billions of stars, planets and other celestial bodies in the universe. They are contingent - in other words, they're are not there because they are 'necesarry'. So we are bound to ask why...