By
Giles Gough2024-07-30T09:54:00
Many Christians have complained about the Last Supper being recreated by drag artists during the opening ceremony in Paris. But is there actually anything to be offended by?
The Paris Olympics opener was bombastic. Not content with being contained to a stadium, the nearly four-hour spectacle sprawled out across the capital in an attempt to showcase Paris to the world.
But one short segment has generated more headlines than the rest of the opening ceremony put together.
2025-10-29T15:09:00Z By Rebecca Chapman
As Nobody Wants This returns for a second season, Bex Chapman commends it as a refreshingly realistic portrayal of what happens when love crosses religious boundaries
2025-10-29T14:58:00Z By Bishop Philip North
As division over immigration and social cohesion grows, Bishop Philip North says Christians should reject the temptation to take sides, and instead choose the path of prayer and reconciliation
2025-10-24T15:23:00Z By Nay Dawson
While many Christians step back from Halloween, Nay Dawson has spent five years welcoming trick-or-treaters with lights, games and stories about Jesus. There is no need to retreat, she says, with warmth and welcome this season can be turned into a gospel opportunity
2025-10-31T13:24:00Z By Graham Kendrick
Has the Church surrendered its songbook to market forces? After Graham Kendrick’s comments on the matter went viral he considers what a heathier approach to song selection in churches might look like
2025-10-31T09:43:00Z By Ayoola Bandele
Black History Month may be coming to an end, but the influence of these five trailblazers continues to reshape what the Church must become, says Ayoola Bandele. May they inspire and challenge Christians everywhere to persistently pursue their calling, whatever challenges they face
2025-10-28T13:11:00Z By Brenna Blain
Turning Point USA and Christian musicians Forrest Frank and Cory Asbury have called for an alternative, family-friendly Super Bowl halftime show. But instead of creating competing entertainment, believers should focus on addressing the deeper issues surrounding America’s biggest sporting event, argues Brenna Blain
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