Amy Orr-Ewing
Dr Amy Orr-Ewing is an international author, speaker and theologian who addresses the deep questions of our day with meaningful answers found in the Christian Faith. She is honorary lecturer at the School of Divinity, University of Aberdeen, and founder of the Advocate Collective. She is the author of multiple books, including the bestselling Why Trust the Bible? Her latest book, Forgiveness (Brazos Press) is available now.
OpinionWhy did God let someone die at a Christian festival?
Beloved pastor, husband and father Robert Guanco died this weekend at Big Church Festival when a sign fell on him. Six other people were injured. When Amy Orr-Ewing’s 21-year-old godson asked her how God could let this happen at a Christian event, this is what she wrote back
OpinionRavi Zacharias (1946-2020): Evangelist, preacher, friend
Dr Amy Orr-Ewing pays tribute to the evangelist Ravi Zacharias who has died today aged 74
Archive contentThe Apologist: Don’t confuse Jesus with Che Guevara
Amy Orr-Ewing responds to the latest reinterpretation of Jesus in bestselling book, Zealot, by Reza Aslan.
Archive contentThe Apologist: Can atheism be 'tried on' for size?
Amy Orr-Ewing assesses whether belief can be treated like a pair of trousers that no longer fit – and what to do when doubt strikes.
Archive contentThe Apologist: What proof is there?
Christian apologist Amy Orr-Ewing responds to some of the biggest objections to the resurrection.
Archive contentAmy Orr-Ewing: Searching for Meaning
Is there a God? It was the name of a week of mission I was invited to lead in a local school. The title was decided by the teenagers; they made the banners, designed the T-shirts and were enthusiastic from start to finish.
Archive contentAmy Orr-Ewing: Christianity has always staked everything on actually being true
It was 6.30am on a Sunday and I was standing in the kitchen waiting for the kettle to boil. I was preparing to do a series of BBC radio interviews later that morning when my mobile rang – it was a producer wondering if I could do an extra piece on whether faith can answer the big questions of life.
Archive contentAmy Orr-Ewing: Is the Bible bad news for women?
I have just returned from the beautiful city of Vienna. It is an extraordinary place of music, culture, stunning architecture, Christmas markets and smiling people.
