Opinion
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
Meriam Yahia Ibrahim and other persecuted Christians need our voice
The freedom to choose and practise one's faith is a fundamental right for all under International law and yet we continue to see numerous tragic cases across the world in which that same right is non-existent and exercising this freedom is punishable, sometimes even by death.
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
Why political tribalism is bad for the soul
Political tribalism goes against the spirit of Jesus' teachings, writes Heather Tomlinson
Jesus knew it was fantasy to hope in a political leader
Even in our climate of dissatisfaction and cynicism with politics, we long for a "decent leader" who will sort things out and be different from the rest
Bishop John Joseph: A sacrifice never forgotten
Pakistani Christians are marking the 16th anniversary of Bishop John Joseph's death to remember his sacrifice and to renew the promise to continue the mission he started years ago against the injustice of discriminatory laws.
Jeremy Clarkson, UKIP and why solving racism is not simply a black and white issue
The only distinction that God sees in the human race is between sinners and saved sinners.
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!
Reviling Jews for Jesus: acceptable anti-Semitism?
When it comes to the Holocaust, we are on uniquely sensitive ground.
The Church has hi-jacked the term 'saint'
The term saint today is being used in a totally non-biblical way
Establishment or disestablishment: A Hindu perspective
We would feel left stranded alone since the Church by reason of its disestablishment would have no obligation to look after us for our engagement in the political process, says Anil Bhanot, of the Hindu Council UK
Judgement isn't a popular message but we can't shy away from talking about it
Jeremiah constantly warned his people that they were "heading for the rocks" and needed to change course if they wanted to avoid disaster. And like many a messenger he had to bear the heat of their wrath for doing so.
Christian Britain? Make way for the thought police
If the secular humanists want to be taken seriously then they have to show the rest of us what our Christian traditions are going to be replaced with â and that they will work
Easter 2014: Christ is risen! Let's shout it loud and clear!
Easter, a famous scholar once wrote, is "not primarily a comfort, but a challenge
Our politicians, like many of our religious leaders, want Christianity without Christ
The Disneyesque fantasy of 'look how nice we all are and what a nice country we live in, built on love and faith in each other', denudes the cross of its meaning and power
What does it mean to be evangelical anyway?
I'm wondering if a national revival could begin with the Prime Minister himself!