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Aug 2026
There are moments in life when it feels as though everything is happening at once. The bills, the family worries, problems at home, uncertainty about the future, the state of the world, our health, relationships and all the little things that somehow become overwhelming when they pile up together. We try to keep going. We tell ourselves that tomorrow will be better. We try to fix things, make plans and regain control. But sometimes we simply reach the point where we say, “I can’t do this anymore”. We are at our wits’......
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A Christian King?
For centuries, the British monarchy has stood at the centre of our national story. Kings and queens have been symbols of continuity, tradition, and, historically, Christian authority. But Britain has changed. For many people...
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Christ and Karma.
At first, karma and the Christian teaching “you reap what you sow” can sound almost identical. Both suggest that our actions have consequences and that what we put into the world matters. But Christianity...
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We’ll See What Happens.
People often ask me what I think is going to happen in the world. Is this the end times? Will the nation rise? Will the leader fall? Will there be revival, judgment, peace, or...
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Saviour Politician Syndrome.
How should Christians respond when a Politician is hailed as a “saviour”? When a political leader is praised as a “saviour”, Christians should respond with both hope and humility. It is right to recognise...
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Idol Worship.
We live in an age of celebrity. Sports stars, musicians, actors, influencers, politicians, and even preachers are often treated as though they are more than human. We follow their every move, defend them against...
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Image Obsession and Folklore.
If we strip away centuries of paintings, icons, and cultural reinterpretation, the most historically grounded view is that Jesus Christ would have looked like a 1st-century Jewish man from the Levant, broadly what we...
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Bread and Circuses.
The phrase “bread and circuses” comes from the Roman satirist Juvenal, and it refers to how political elites keep the public content and distracted through food distribution and entertainment rather than meaningful civic engagement....
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The Mind.
The human mind is one of God’s most remarkable creations. It can imagine, create, remember, learn, love, and worship. Scripture teaches that our thoughts are not merely passing ideas but powerful influences that shape...
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Henry Nowak: A Christian Response.
The tragic death of Henry Nowak has saddened many people across Britain. The circumstances surrounding his murder, and the subsequent questions about the actions of the authorities, have understandably caused grief, anger, and concern. ...
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