David Robertson
Can a white person be a victim of racism?
There is a biblical answer to all this and it's simple.
Islamism in Britain Part 2: is there an answer?
In Part 1, I delved into the question of whether there was a problem with Islamism in the UK and concluded that there is. Here I explore some possible responses.
Islamism in Britain Part 1: Is there a problem?
The noise on both sides is overwhelming, but is it possible to have a more balanced, Christian perspective?
A storm in a syrup tin
It seems the only biblical symbol permitted in modern Britain is the culturally misappropriated rainbow.
Taylor Swift and Christianity
In the rejection of God, a culture tends to lose its mind and look for other saviours.
What is the Good News? A response to Jayne Ozanne's reinterpretation
Jayne Ozanne's new church is not about Christ. It is about protecting sexual identities.
There are lessons for Western democracies and the Church from Australia's contentious Voice referendum
Although the Voice referendum will hardly register outside Australia, despite all the hyperbole, it was important and there are lessons to be learned for all Western democracies and the Church.
Pray and weep for Israel
there are some basic principles we should all be able to put into practice when we reflect and comment on these issues.
The Marquis de Sade â the progressive prophet?
In order to understand the times we live in, it is essential that we know where we have come from.
Bringing up children in a post-Christian world
It is not the hostility of the culture. It is not the education system. It is not social media. It is not peer pressure. The primary factor is the inability of parents to pass on their faith â and the failure of churches to equip parents to do so.
The paedophile editor and the sound of silence
It's a strange world where you can go to jail for misgendering someone, but purchasing and watching real child abuse only deserves a slap on the wrist.
What does the case of baby killing nurse Lucy Letby tell us about our society?
Our confused society can hardly define evil, let alone deal with it.
The Jesus Revolution is needed today
The Jesus Movement peaked in 1972, but its effects are still with us today.
Was the coronation sermon any good?
The coronation of King Charles III was unquestionably a great opportunity to proclaim the Gospel in front of billions and it was set up beautifully. But the confusing and banal nature of the sermon means that it must be marked down as a missed golden opportunity.
Dear King Charles
In your coronation oath you are going to solemnly promise "to the utmost of your power maintain the Laws of God and the true profession of the Gospel". And to "the utmost of your power maintain in the United Kingdom the Protestant Reformed Religion established by law". These are solemn promises. We pray that our gracious God will help you fulfil them.
The Nashville shooting â a window to America's soul
The Resurrection is the answer to the hopelessness of the Nashville shooting. Preach Him!