Opinion

How your Church can combat loneliness on Blue Monday

Many of us are conscious of how lockdown has intensified the isolation, loneliness and social anxiety people experience across all ages. But as Christians, we mustn't make the mistake of thinking this a problem in the world out there.
The Church of England's astonishing appointment

In New Testament terms, what is needed is not someone who is "impartial" â but someone who is strongly partial to Biblical truth and strongly opposed to error.
You can't put a price tag on youth festivals

Even though you're stretched and some of you might even feel like you've not got much left in the tank, keep loving and gathering your young people locally, and try and do whatever it takes to get your young people to a youth festival this year.
In memory of Michael Griffiths, former General Director of OMF International

Michael Griffiths, who died on 9 January aged 93, was one of the 20th century's most dynamic and influential mission leaders.
Why belief in God makes science more interesting, not less

Any research done with a godly spirit allows a way for God to come into our lives, says biochemist Professor Stephen Freeland.
Tutu's enduring anti-apartheid legacy

Like Dr Martin Luther King Jr and Nelson Mandela, Archbishop Desmond Tutu will go down in history as an icon of the twentieth century.
How Black Caribbean Pentecostals put their music on the map

What gospel music has done for Caribbean Pentecostal churches is that it has given them a profile that belies their size and influence.
With Covid still around, should we take our young people to a youth festival?

I know a lot of ministries wonder whether the big events are still worth it and whether we should ramp up hopes in our young people if things could change. I can only speak from my experience, but we made a big deal out of these festivals and I'm glad we did.
Lessons from the Novak Djokovic visa row

The story has much to teach about contemporary society.
God's mixed multitude: how diversity fits into God's story, from creation to Revelation

The church as a new family marked by Christ and the Holy Spirit does not destroy our unique identities but expands them into a new life with God.
'Gay conversion therapy does not work' - Really?

Two recent studies actually support sexual orientation change efforts.
Finding God in the universe

Christian Today speaks to Dr Guy Consolmagno, director of the Vatican Observatory in Rome, about how his faith in God inspires his work as an astronomer.