By Paul Kerensa2021-05-25T13:28:00
The BBC and Church of England have more in common than you might think, says comedian Paul Kerensa
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2022-02-09T10:32:00Z By Paul Kerensa
Is comedy in cathedrals really blasphemous? Where is the line when it comes to allowing entertainment in sacred spaces, asks Paul Kerensa
2021-12-21T14:35:00Z By Steve Cox
As the BBC appoints Aleem Maqbool to be its new religion editor, Steve Cox issues a rallying cry to the Church to tell the story of Christ’s transforming love well
2021-05-31T21:52:00Z By Jennie Pollock
Call the Midwife never shies away from the big issues, says Jennie Pollock. But in this case, does the Christian viewpoint have to look like the less compassionate option?
2024-06-24T13:24:00Z By Martin Saunders
A lot of our food isn’t really food at all; it’s a mix of increasingly refined and manufactured substances designed to keep costs low and shelf-lives long. As a popular new book takes aim at the food industry, Martin Saunders considers how Christians should respond
2024-05-22T10:47:00Z By Martin Saunders
The world’s biggest YouTuber has more than a quarter of a billion followers and is one of the most influential people on earth. Should Christians be thrilled that he’s putting radical generosity in the spotlight? It’s complicated…
2024-04-26T13:05:00Z By Martin Saunders
It might look like an irreverent comedy, but this film asks some big questions – and paints a picture of Jesus that’s beautifully beguiling, says Martin Saunders
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