Opinion
Earthquakes and floods: Is God punishing people?
Earthquakes aren't the only natural disasters we face. Christians respond to such events with love, care and practical help. But how do we answer the questions they raise?
Aliens for neighbours? How the discovery of a new planet challenges Christians
For scientists it's amazing news, since Proxima is only down the road, astronomically speaking.
3 reasons we shouldn't put all our faith in science
Though science can give very clear and objective answers to certain questions, it becomes much less powerful when dealing with more complex questions, says Heather Tomlinson.
Should Christian charities take atheists' money?
It's difficult to see how things could have turned out worse for the Murrow Indian Children's Home in Muskogee, Oklahoma.
Revelation 2: Has the church lost its first love?
David Robertson continues his journey through Revelation, and asks whether the Western church has lost its passion for Christ.
France's burkini ban is an insult to all religions and Christians must oppose it
There was something remarkably Orwellian about the sight of French police forcing a Muslim woman to undress on a beach in Nice, all in the name of liberty, equality and fraternity.
Why going to church could be the best way of evangelising
So it isn't the dramatic rituals, renunciations and mortifications that impress, but the long lifetime of discipleship.
Tom Daley and Christian Voice: What the Twitter row really has to teach us
What does Green teach us about how to talk about other people â especially people with whom we might disagree?
Repealing the Human Rights Act: Why the government should just leave it alone
After hints that the Conservative government was rowing back on its manifesto promise to scrap the Human Rights Act, Justice Secretary Liz Truss has said it's definitely going to happen.
Are Britain's churches sending missionaries to the wrong places?
If the world has changed, there is one thing that doesn't seem to have changed quite so much and that's where the British send missionaries.
If India's Prime Minister Modi wants economic reform, he must first address the Dalit plight
Dr. Joseph D'Souza, president of the All India Christian Council, on why India's Prime Minister must instigate social reform.
Why we need solitude in the midst of the 2016 American election
Can we disconnect from the noise to immerse ourselves in the quiet presence of God?
Responding to the face of horror
It's easy to feel overwhelmingly powerless in the face of the Syrian crisis. Madeleine Davies offers five ways we can respond.
We must go to war on Climate Change - failing to do so is appeasement
We stand on the precipice of another disaster. And yet, like Europeans in the 1930s going about our lives as if nothing was under threat, we ignore the existential crisis that is before us.
Can Joe Biden calm the religious and political storm in the Balkans?
Biden, a devout Catholic, is this week going to Kosovo and then Serbia, and he will find that in the Western Balkans religious politics are as passionate and important as anywhere in the world.
Scott Lively: Why he's wrong about absolutely everything
Scott Lively isn't everyone's cup of tea. The conservative anti-gay activist is facing a lawsuit for his support of Uganda's draconian anti-homosexual legislation and regularly ruffles feathers because of his fairly extreme positions.