David Robertson
What to say when someone says the Bible can't be trusted
"Show me the evidence for God and I will believe" is the claim of the unbeliever, quickly backed up with, "there is/can be no evid
What to say when someone says science has disproved God
The belief that science and faith are opposed is one of those atheist myths that have grown so strong in popular culture that it is has become a major hindrance to sharing the gospel.
What to say when someone asks for proof of God's existence
In the second of his series on apologetics, David Robertson tackles the classic question: where is the evidence for Christianity?
David Bowie's death, grief, and the frustration of a society that has nothing to offer the lonely
In the wake of David Bowie's death, David Robertson offers a reflection on grief and Bowie's search for God.
5 really bad reasons Christians avoid apologetics
David Robertson on why apologetics is vital to evangelism.
New Year - Renewed Church? Five Books for Renewal
Reflecting on the theme of Christian renewal, David Robertson has made a list of his top five books of 2015 - each of which, as it happens, points to the renewal that is needed.
What is the greatest Christmas gift you have ever received?
David Robertson reflects on the power of giving and receiving gifts which are really worth something.
Star Wars: The Report on Religion and Belief in Public Life
The report from the private inter-faith commission on religion and public life in Britain has been of some interest to me. I have turned to Star Wars to help us in our analysis.
The Theology of Bombing ISIS in Syria
David Robertson applies Just War Theory to our current situation
What the Lord's Prayer cinema controversy tells us about religion in the UK today
Secular Britain? Quite the opposite, says David Robertson...
Please stop talking: some reflections on Paris
David Robertson offers ten things he wishes people wouldn't say after a terrorist attack.
Gender politics, the gospel and total sexual confusion
We are now in an era of total sexual confusion, writes David Robertson.
Should we apologise for slavery?
Is it our duty to make reparations for the slave trade that devastated millions of lives, asks David Robertson.
What price British values? An open letter to David Cameron
David Robertson offers some reflections on Xi Jinping's state visit to Britain.
Advice from a Senior to a Junior Devil about Dealing with Christian Ministers who actually believe the Bible
Advice from a Senior to a Junior Devil about Dealing with Christian Ministers who actually believe the Bible.
The All-Inclusive Church
You don't get unity with those who don't share your skin colour, political or social views by trying to compromise. You have to go deeper.