Opinion
Mary and Joseph: How a homeless refugee family fits right in to modern Britain
It's an uncomfortable irony that the Christmas season should have descended into the mire of consumerism and commerce when at its heart the story centres on a poor family of lower class and humble means.
Atheism: Just one false god among many, and not the most dangerous
News that militant atheism, despite its noisy presence, actually numbers a tiny percentage of the population, has not been greeted with outpourings of "Hooray, the wicked witch is dead!" by Christians.
What can the church do about domestic violence?
What can the church do better to help women being abused, and in fact, save lives? Vicky Walker reflects
Why the cost of Tim Peake's mission is worth every penny
Most people run the London Marathon to raise money. Tim Peake's 26.2 miles, on the other hand, is costing the taxpayer gazillions.
Stop judging and start loving. Why we need to drop the 'holier than thou' act
We need to get to know people in need, live our lives alongside and then we'll be a lot slower to reach for the easy stereotypes
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.
Race: How even multi-ethnic churches still don't get it
Views on race and inequality traditionally held by white people are being adopted by non-white congregants.
On religious liberty: An open letter to Franklin Graham
Steve Holmes challenges the Samaritan's Purse founder over his support for Donald Trump.
Isaiah 61 in action: How one church is living out the call to serve
Gillan Scott meets the leaders of Glo Church Stockport, which is seeing growth in a deprived area of the town.
Our greatest defence against Islamist extremism is free speech
When we criminalise or marginalise moderate Muslims or those of other faiths, we help win converts to destructive ideology, says Johnny Monro.
Why evangelicals pray for persecuted pastors rather than battered women
The widespread plight of women living in abusive households remains under the radar.
We've decided to bomb Syria so now we have to commit
If that means committing ground troops, then we should not shy away from doing so, writes Nola Leach.
Christendom is over â but the Church is renewing
Angus Richie on how the Church can move forward at a time of declining religious practice.
How to have a happy Christmas (tip: it has to do with Jesus)
Christmas scores highly for family tensions, money worries and all-round misery.
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...