Opinion
Why Christians should stand up for persecuted homosexuals
Christians should not be just another pressure group only concerned with themselves, writes Andy Hunter.
Belonging Before Believing â A Recipe for a Dying Church
David Robertson thinks revival will come when we get back to the Bible, not when we allow people to belong to church before they believe.
Commonwealth Disney Eurovision Brigadoon... reflections on the opening ceremony
For David Robertson, the opening ceremony for the 2014 Commonwealth Games told us a lot about modern Scotland, and not all of it is pleasant.
Why the Israel/Gaza war may be a game-changer for the region
As the international moves to secure a ceasefire gather pace, Jeremy Moodey considers the future.
Too much information... how graphic images of death and destruction make us care less
Graphic pictures from crash sites and battlefields desensitise us to the reality of suffering, writes Mark Woods.
Bad News for the Good News - a response to Steve Chalke
David Robertson responds to Steve Chalke's call for a redefined evangelicalism.
Can we call God 'Allah'?
The language used in the Bible has long been the subject of contention, but is it possible to reconcile the name 'Allah' with a Christian understanding of God?
Why England Lost the World Cup - it was all my fault
Proud Scot David Robertson on why he still loves England
James McConnell: hate preacher, brave purveyor of truth, or somewhere in between?
Northern Irish preacher James McConnell, in trouble for branding Islam 'satanic', has made life difficult for us all
Comment: Jesus is weeping for his Church
Ex Muslim convert to Christianity says he is 'utterly isolated' by the Anglican Church
Is 'Christian Europe' a thing of the past?
Europe was once a largely Christian continent. Can it be that again?
Jesus's challenge to the super-rich: Can you love God more?
The latest Sunday Time Rich List highlights an increasing gap between rich and poor. But which side are we?
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