David Baker
David Yonggi Cho: Money, sex, power and the perils of church leadership
Church leaders are not expected to be perfect â but they are expected to be living in daily repentance and faith.
Could you or I show as much grace as this man in North Korea?
Dr James Chin-Kyung Kim, a Christian Korean-American, was once sentenced to death by North Korea. Today, he is there serving the country and the children of its elites.
After ten years of Facebook, let's remember the antidote!
Facebook has just celebrated its tenth birthday â and it's hard to believe the website has only been around for a decade.
Heart of Darkness: gender-based abortion is only half the story
Thousands of developing children are being discarded every year like disposable nappies
The life-changing power of forgiveness
If there is one powerful force in life that is often forgotten and under-used, it is the power of forgiveness
Throwing out the baby with the baptism water? The C of E's experimental liturgy
It is best to explain terms rather than abandon them
New Year â new you?
Grace-fuelled change is always centred on a person, Jesus, rather than a programme
Is The Pogues' Christmas song 'Fairytale of New York' better than many carols?
Some of the carols we sing sentimentalise the Christmas story in a way that undermine its central message
How plausible is a good atheist?
It's great to be kind, but it's even better to know where true kindness comes from
Pondering Pilling: a report that will satisfy no one
There are two completely incompatible worldviews at the heart of the human sexuality debate in the Church of England
Remembrance in a land of forgetfulness
There are dangers in collective amnesia when it comes to spiritual matters
Eavesdropping: who's listening to you then?
Can we be sure of keeping anything really confidential in this kind of world?
Keeping Sunday Special: does it still matter?
Let's enjoy â with delight â Sabbath peace and worship
Hunger in a land of plenty: Britain's food scandal
The gospel is always socially transformative
Christ-like capitalism? God, mammon and the Church of England
A Christian approach to economics will want to explore the possibility of financial systems being redeemed under the rule of Christ â and of money being used properly rather than improperly.
The BBC and Christians: speak now!
Sometimes we watch or listen to the BBC's news coverage of Christians and the Christian faith and we groan inwardly