Opinion
After GAFCON 2018: Can secularism build a civilisation?
The real question Christians all over the world must answer today is whether or not they will hold on to the authority of Scripture and the gospel the church has historically believed in.
Iran's footballers were heartbroken last night â but the game's changing for the nation's women
Even as Iran's World Cup dreams were dashed, Iranian women fans were reinvigorated.
Sarah Sanders and the Red Hen: When politics gets moral
Sarah Huckabee Sanders is a tough cookie, as anyone who's watched her White House press briefings can attest.
Refugee children: living in limbo between two worlds
As a humanitarian aid worker focused on child protection, I recently served in the camps for several months. My days were unnerving, filled with images I won't soon forget.
What does the intervention of First Ladies mean for the debate about border families?
Former first lady Laura Bush and current first lady Melania Trump have spoken out against the controversial policy that is breaking up families attempting to enter America across the Mexican border.
Violence and the World Cup: The women for whom football is literally a matter of life and death
England are playing tonight, if you haven't heard, and it's a big deal. I'll probably watch it glancing up from a book occasionally, but I won't get that heart-thumping, breath-stopping, sick-making tension that afflicts people I know.
In praise of immodest women: It's time to get upskirting banned
While Chope may not oppose the content of the bill, his actions send a message to victims and the women of England and Wales: Equality is still a long way off.
Jeff Sessions and Romans 13: A brief Bible study
Goodness knows, Britain is in no position to throw stones when it comes to the treatment of migrant children.
Who speaks for Anglican evangelicals?
I fully expected that I was about to be 'thrown to the evangelicals' and then (God forbid) prayed for, by the charismatics.
Outsourcing social justice: How a neglected Bible text challenges the church
Tucked away in a corner of Proverbs 31, a chapter largely remembered for its description of a noble woman, is a challenge to speak up.
Why has this NHS hospital banned the Bible?
Atheist secularists are able to impose their views on the whole of society because the decision-makers in our culture lack both reason and courage.
GAFCON 2018: Anglicanism riven, reformed or simply reheated?
Hundreds of delegates from around the world are this week making their way to Jerusalem for the third meeting of the Global Anglican Future Conference, known to most people simply as 'GAFCON'.
Not well with my soul: Is the best really yet to come?
Can we be well, even if He does not take our pain, even if He does not heal us, even if He does not intervene in our suffering?
How parenthood impacted my relationship with Christ
Nothing can prepare you for the way a new little person impacts your heart, soul and strength.
News through a mother's eyes: Why the media doesn't have the last word
As I read the difficult news stories, I need to remember that this isn't the end of the story.
'Theodicy Beyond the Death of God': Church decline and the 'evangelistic impatience'
Dr Irene Lancaster reviews Andrew Shanks' latest book, 'Theodicy Beyond the Death of "God": The Persisting Problem of Evil'