David Robertson
Dissing Driscoll: What the Church can learn from Pastor Mark's fall from grace
Following the latest furore about the US megachurch pastor, David Robertson considers the lessons for the wider Church.
All One in Christ
Does Keswick still have something to teach the 21st century church?
Belonging Before Believing â A Recipe for a Dying Church
David Robertson thinks revival will come when we get back to the Bible, not when we allow people to belong to church before they believe.
Commonwealth Disney Eurovision Brigadoon... reflections on the opening ceremony
For David Robertson, the opening ceremony for the 2014 Commonwealth Games told us a lot about modern Scotland, and not all of it is pleasant.
Why is evil allowed to exist?
In his third post from the Keswick Convention, David Robertson talks about whether it's possible to overcome evil.
The existence of evil suggests that God exists
In his second post from the Keswick Convention, David Robertson explains why it's contradictory to say the existence of evil disproves the existence of God.
The problem of evil is a bigger problem for atheists than Christians
David Robertson explores why the evil in the world can bring us closer to God rather than pushing us away
Bad News for the Good News - a response to Steve Chalke
David Robertson responds to Steve Chalke's call for a redefined evangelicalism.
Why England Lost the World Cup - it was all my fault
Proud Scot David Robertson on why he still loves England
Why we must not let fundamentalist atheism destroy our Christian education system
The way to deal with Islamic fundamentalism in schools is not to remove faith from education altogether, writes David Robertson
Trojan Horse: Forget Islam, the real threat is secularists who want faith removed from schools
Forget the Trojan Horse row, the real threat to education is secularists who want to see faith removed entirely, says David Robertson
James McConnell: hate preacher, brave purveyor of truth, or somewhere in between?
Northern Irish preacher James McConnell, in trouble for branding Islam 'satanic', has made life difficult for us all
Is 'Christian Europe' a thing of the past?
Europe was once a largely Christian continent. Can it be that again?
Comment: New Secularism is an attempt to undermine and destroy Christianity
The New Secularism is militantly anti-religious and illogical at that, writes David Robertson
A lesson for the whole church in Britain: 'We need to stop our compartmentalising'
It is the God-given way of transforming lives and communities, writes David Robertson
Too much of the British church is without God, without Christ and without the Holy Spirit - just like Rev
If the Holy Spirit were removed from the church in the UK today I suspect that 90 per cent of what we do would carry on as if nothing had happened!