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Jonty Langley2022-03-02T08:43:00
A new documentary from Discovery+ promises to "expose" the Hillsong megachurch. But as a regular attender of a Hillsong Church in the UK, Jonty Langley finds much of the criticism to be foreign
2022-08-31T13:56:00Z By Jonty Langley
After The Door church in Texas, USA came under fire for performing a Christian version of Broadway musical Hamilton without permission, Jonty Langley shares his favourite so-bad-you’ll-love-them Christian versions of secular songs
2022-08-26T08:37:00Z By Jonty Langley
Despite the widespread disruption and negative media coverage, Christians should take a kingdom view of strike action says Jonty Langley
2025-12-05T10:10:00Z By Rev Dr Al Barrett
When Christmas becomes a political battleground, Christians must remember the child in the manger — and why his way of love leaves no room for nationalist distortions of the faith, says Rev Al Barrett
2025-12-08T16:00:00Z By Ayoola Bandele
Advent reminds us that, even when we can’t see it, God is working - just as he was in the 400 years of silence before Christ’s birth. Even when it’s hard, Ayoola Bandele says the invitation of advent is not to grit our teeth and deny our longings, but focus on what God is doing in us anyway
2025-12-08T15:51:00Z By Krish Kandiah
A University of Oklahoma student has made international headlines after she wrote a Psychology essay which said it was “demonic” to argue there are more than two genders. Samantha Fulnecky’s work was deemed “offensive” by her instructor who failed her, and said the student should have cited “empirical evidence” rather than only quoting scripture. Fulnecky pushed back by claiming her religious freedom was under threat. The University has since stated the assignment will not be factored into her final grade following mass public backlash. Here, Christian and academic Krish Kandiah pens an open letter to Fulnecky, and urges her to remember four key principles when discussing the Christian faith in public
2025-12-05T15:45:00Z By Tim Parks
The Strictly star’s decision to discuss his decades-long struggle with pornography raises searching questions for the Church, says Tim Parks. When three quarters of Christian men and almost half of Christian women say they watch it, what does this means for discipleship, honesty and formation?
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