Going soft on cannabis
Cannabis campaigners are on the march. They want the drug legalised, and they want it now.
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When someone complains your charity is ‘extreme’
What you can do
It can be a great shock when your charity first receives a complaint letter from the Charity Commission. Someone has asked the Commission to look into an action you have taken or something you have said.
The Ashers case
Ashers Baking Company’s win in the UK Supreme Court over its refusal to bake a cake with the slogan ‘Support Gay Marriage’ was celebrated around the world.
Smacking Briefing (Scotland)
The Scottish Government is backing a Bill to make it a criminal offence for a parent to smack their own child. Those who support this change misrepresent a controlled smack by a loving parent as equivalent to child abuse.
The dignity of work
John L. Mackay
Men and women, made in the image of God, were created to work. We should therefore view our work, whatever type of work it is, as a means by which we can serve and glorify God.
Gnosticism
Millions of people today unknowingly hold Gnostic beliefs that are central to the transgender debate.
The threefold division of the law
Jonathan F. Bayes
Evangelical-Reformed theology has long held that Old Testament law can be distinguished into three parts: the moral, the ceremonial and the civil. Jonathan Bayes looks at the history of this threefold division.
Common grace
and the work of The Christian Institute
N. R. Needham
Dr Nick Needham explains how ‘common grace’ (God’s favour to all men whether they are Christians or not) is so helpful in understanding the work of The Christian Institute.
Christianity and Liberalism
Gresham Machen’s book Christianity and Liberalism has been called “one of the most important books of all times”.
The Reformation
The Reformation marks the beginning of the modern era and was “the greatest revival of the Christian church since Pentecost”.