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Max Avard2025-09-08T10:01:00
When footballer Alexander Isak forced through his transfer from Newcastle to Liverpool, he destroyed his legacy overnight, says Max Avard. Whether leaving a job or a church, Christians should remember that how we leave matters to God. And it should matter to us
I had a conversation with my friend at the pub recently about a secret addiction we’d both been struggling with.
We’re both out of the woods with it now, but not for long, I suspect.
Come January, it will return.
Our addiction – cue your eye roll – was to the…
2026-03-24T14:04:00Z By Martin Saunders
Jesus is being openly talked about in the heart of the world’s biggest football league. For Christians looking to share their faith, this cultural moment could be an open goal, says Martin Saunders
2026-03-06T15:27:00Z By Tim Dieppe
From Ramadan breaks in football to halal food in workplaces, Islamic practices are becoming more visible in Britain today. Tim Dieppe says the real issue is not Muslim assertiveness but Christian retreat – and argues the Church must regain its boldness and courage to stand up for the truth of the Gospel
2026-01-30T13:15:00Z By AJ Gomez
The presence of Christianity in America’s National Football League (NFL) appears to be intensifying. AJ Gomez reports
2026-04-22T15:52:00Z By George Pitcher
The Bible teaches us that right judgement is a vital part of godly leadership. Yet the chaotic appointment of Peter Mandelson as US ambassador reveals more than civil service protocol failures – it exposes a prime minister dangerously lacking in discernment, says Rev George Pitcher
2026-04-20T15:50:00Z By Robert Wainwright
In a recent column for The Spectator, author Bijan Omrani recalled his days at the University of Oxford in the 1990s when college chapels were deserted. Today it’s a different story, says Rev Dr Robert Wainwright. Students are seeking something substantial - and finding it in early morning, traditional church
2026-04-17T15:35:00Z By George Pitcher
A dubious claim about an archbishop’s complaint over The Archers reveals the BBC’s troubled relationship with religious programming. The corporation consistently misunderstands people of faith, says Rev George Pitcher
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