Category: Editorial Comment

In the midst of the chaos swirling around our parliament and uncertainty over the economy post-Brexit, hopes of revival are strong History proves that it is precisely in turbulent times…

Asia Bibi suffered beatings, wrongful imprisonment and the threat of hanging – yet where was her support among the ‘sisters’ of the feminist movement? Or the UN? The UN passes…

Jesus is alive today: no blind faith required! As Christians across the globe celebrate the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ this Easter, many people still view him as just…

Rev Graham on a visit to Queen Elizabeth in 1989 BILLY GRAHAM was a country boy raised on a dairy farm in Charlotte, turned world evangelist. He prayed with every…

I apologise if some readers feel upset reading these abortion articles and wish to affirm that Christians do not condemn women who have had abortions. Rather, the Church can provide healing…

By Andrew Halloway and Melanie Symonds A FOREIGN OFFICE THINK TANK WANTS THE BIBLE TO BE ‘REINTERPRETED’ TO SUIT THE LGBTI LOBBY. Even worse, it argues that this theology should…

Is this picture an encouragement to pray? Cloud formations appearing to be in the shape of Great Britain have been snapped three times since 2009. This latest one was taken…

Several strong prophecies have been circulated this summer, principally that of David Noakes given on 17 June at a meeting in East Grinstead. Clifford Hill who writes in this paper…

Changing the cultural climate will require the boldness of a revivalist rather than a politician’s pragmatism It is a year since Theresa May became Prime Minister after six years as…

“A nation is righteous in God’s eyes because of its Church; when the Church walks in righteousness, there’s hope for the nation. As churches rise up and proclaim the Gospel,…