By Guy Hewitt2024-02-21T09:39:00
The horror of evil is not that it is rare, but that it is so common and banal, says Guy Hewitt
The biblical precept “you shall love your neighbour as yourself” (Leviticus 19:18) came into sharp focus recently, as many marked Race Equality Week and Racial Justice Sunday as part of our journey towards being “one in Christ Jesus” (Galatians 3:28)
Notwithstanding this universal, transcendent principle, the perpetuation of ethnic conflicts around the world, the politicisation of migration issues and the dehumanisation of refugee and asylum matters suggests that we are still some distance from our destination.
2025-01-06T15:06:00Z By David Hoffbrand
This is not a Holocaust movie, says David Hoffbrand. It’s an entertaining comedy that speaks to the impact of generational trauma on the Jewish community. If you want to be both entertained and moved, this is the film for you
2024-02-01T15:26:00Z By George Pitcher
The killing and displacement of Gazans must be stopped, says George Pitcher. It’s time for Christians to demand the British government cease supplying arms to Israel
2024-01-19T14:13:00Z By Charles Gardner
The baptised Anglican, Nicholas Winton, rescued hundreds of Jewish children from the concentration camps. A new film pays tribute to his life
2025-08-18T13:07:00Z By Paul Valler
Fatherlessness is one of the most damaging yet overlooked issues of our time, says pastor and author John Woods. In Good Bad No Dad, he combines personal experience, biblical insight, and moving testimonies to show how the “father deficit” shapes lives and where true healing can be found.
2025-08-15T15:17:00Z By Giles Gough
Celine Song’s latest film follows a successful New York matchmaker as she pairs people up by reducing them to numbers such as age, height and salary. But God doesn’t do this, says Giles Gough, and neither should Christians looking for love
2025-08-11T10:49:00Z By Lisa Skinner
When Beth Appleby received a devastating prenatal diagnosis, she faced it with grief, grit and faith. Carrying Hope is a moving story of holding onto God in the darkest of valleys, says Lisa Skinner
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