Godly drivers
“the driving is like the driving of Jehu the son of Nimshi, for he drives furiously” (2 Kings 9:20). You close the door, buckle your
ethics
Category: ethics
Don’t kill your gran!
During Covid, Health Secretary, Matt Hancock, told the nation: “Don’t kill your gran!”. He was encouraging social distancing. The line was disingenuous, because it equated
Criminalising sexual ethics
Dear Anneliese Dodds, I’m writing this public letter to you as Minister for Equalities, because I am concerned that the UK government’s “Conversion Therapy Bill”
What are the “all things” I can do in Christ?
As a statement, it’s always stood out to me. “I can do all things through him who strengthens me” (Phil 4:13). It’s inspiring. Paul’s got
Setting an example
We don’t just follow examples; we also set them. The Bible doesn’t only encourage us to consider who influences us, but how we influence others.
The Glorious Equalities & Inequalities of Heaven – part 2 of 2
In the last article we approached the idea of variations of reward and position in heaven. Maybe we’re a little suspicious of this heavenly-hierarchy idea.
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The Glorious Equalities & Inequalities of Heaven – part 1 of 2
Earlier this year, we spent some time as a church thinking about what happens to us when we die. We thought about the final hope
“Non-directive” preaching
It sounds like something straight from George Orwell’s “Ministry of Truth”. But it is in fact language that the Scottish parliament’s equalities committee are using
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“Safe To Be Me”
“Safe To Be Me” is the name of a conference the UK government are organising in 2022 to promote LGBT rights around the world. I
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A sincere dilemma
Here’s a dilemma I have. I haven’t been able to resolve it yet. But, I think spotting the dilemma itself has some value. It works
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