By
Andrew Bunt2021-12-02T17:26:00
Changing the law to undermine the traditional Christian understanding of sexuality and marriage - and the ability to support those who wish to live it out - will hinder the progress that’s been made to better support LGBT people in our churches, says Living Out’s Andrew Bunt
2022-12-16T09:48:00Z By Simon Calvert
The Scottish government’s proposed new law suggests that teaching the importance of marriage is akin to conversion therapy. It breaches multiple human rights and is simply not necessary, says Simon Calvert
2022-06-23T15:59:00Z By Emma Fowle
For too long, the Church has watched in silence as high-profile women standing up for sex-based rights have been subjected to vilification by a powerful trans lobby. The fear is real, says Emma Fowle, but we must speak up
2022-02-14T10:57:00Z By David Bennett
Two thirds of LGBT+ Christians do not feel safe in Church. Is it any wonder, asks David Bennett, when we’ve idolised heterosexual love? This Valentine’s Day, he challenges us to remember that Jesus was far more interested in a greater love, and so should we be
2026-11-11T11:51:00Z By Derek Walker
Bob Dylan’s choice of outfit for his recent meeting with Pope Leo has drawn criticism, but what do we know about the religious beliefs of one of the most famous singer-songwriters on earth? Derek Walker explores Dylan’s miraculous conversion, evolving faith and the influence it has had on his music
2026-11-10T15:27:00Z By RT Kendall
Donald Trump says he wants to go to heaven. But RT Kendall warns that the President’s refusal to forgive his enemies puts him at odds with Jesus – and urges him to repent before it’s too late
2026-11-10T13:41:00Z By Lois McLatchie Miller
As King Charles confronts Britain’s shameful role in slavery, the debate over reparations continues. But Christians should neither minimise the horrors of the past nor overlook the faith that helped abolish slavery, says Lois Mclatchie-Miller
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