We probably wouldn’t do this if you or I were in charge of a revival. The revival continues at Asbury University, but the campus leaders have just done something you might not have done. They’ve turned away the thousands who… Continue Reading
A few days ago, Kate Forbes looked like she was taking over from Nicola Sturgeon as leader of the Scottish National Party, which holds had of the seats in the Pàrlamaid na h-Alba or Scottish Parliament – and become First… Continue Reading
For many Christians this is a special day, but for others ordinary. It’s simple: today is “Ash Wednesday” the first day of a time called Lent – marking the forty days until Easter. Having a time of preparation for Easter… Continue Reading
The Leaders of the Global South Fellowship of Anglicans has responded to the Church of England’s move to bless same sex relationships by calling for the anglican communion to be “re-set.” The “primates” (leaders of national churches) declare “, the… Continue Reading
Tom Glynn’s life story is called “God’s Ad-man”. He’s got a good eye for a catchy title, which poses the question, “can you be a good advertising person and a Christian?” Judging from my somewhat similar experience of working in… Continue Reading
An Obadiah Slope column The New York Times‘ newest columnist, evangelical Christian David French, courts controversy in one of his first columns. “Many Americans — especially in evangelical circles — are familiar with the saying, ‘Men want respect while women… Continue Reading
The tiny town of Asbury Kentucky continues to see revival, on the campus of Asbury University a smallish methodist institution that has seen revivals in in 1905, 1908, 1921, 1950, 1958, 1970, 1992 and 2006. People are reportedly flocking in… Continue Reading
The Queensland police have labelled the beliefs of the Wieambilla, police shooters as “premillennial” – which is an unfair summary of their beliefs. On Monday December 12, 2022 four police came under fire by Nathaniel, Gareth and Stacey Train after… Continue Reading
The Church of England has made its decision about same-sex blessings, says Peter Jensen, former archbishop of Sydney and a key player in the setting up of Gafcon. “I have to say, I think the horse is bolted,” Jensen tells… Continue Reading
Religious leaders, Catholic, Islamic, evangelical Anglican, Orthodox, Baptist, Pentecostal and Jewish, have written a joint letter to the Albanese government defending the right of religious schools to preference people of faith on their staff, the letters in response to an… Continue Reading