Mike Judge

1 week ago | evangelical-times.org | Mike Judge

The UK Supreme Court has handed down a ruling that the legal definition of a woman is based on biology, not transgender ideology. This is undoubtedly a landmark ruling. While it does not overturn the legal protections that already exist for transgender people, it does clearly state that – for the purposes of the Equality Act – a person’s sex is binary and defined by biology. The decision has been hailed by those fighting to protect single-sex spaces and freedom of speech.

4 weeks ago | evangelical-times.org | Mike Judge

Major doubts now surround the contentious bill which aims to legalise assisted suicide bill in England and Wales, after the bill’s sponsor — Kim Leadbeater MP (pictured) — announced a big delay in the bill’s implementation. If the bill does get passed by Parliament — and that’s a big “if” — it won’t likely be implemented until 2029, after the next General Election. A new government could decide to drop it altogether. However, there are no guarantees about that.

1 month ago | evangelical-times.org | Mike Judge

Christians should pray for the collapse of the appalling and dangerous assisted suicide bill. At the end of April, MPs will have an opportunity to throw the bill where it belongs – in the dustbin. If it becomes law, it will shatter the relationship between doctors and patients. Vulnerable people will be coerced to end their lives. And even if there’s no coercion, many terminally-ill people already feel they are ‘too much of a burden’ to their families and the health service.

1 month ago | evangelical-times.org | Mike Judge

MPs are heading for another crucial vote in the House of Commons on the controversial bill which legalises assisted suicide in England and Wales. The vote will most likely take place towards the end of April, when the bill reaches Report Stage after passing through Committee Stage. Support for the bill in the Commons is believed to be narrowing, with some MPs who initially voted for it now expressing concerns, and some of those who abstained may vote against it.

1 month ago | evangelical-times.org | Mike Judge

Steven J Lawson yesterday published a letter of repentance (copied in full below) following his fall into a sinful relationship with a woman, which was revealed in 2024. Back in September 2024 Lawson was removed from his role as pastor by the elders of his church because of his ‘inappropriate relationship’ with an unnamed woman. Until his removal, Lawson was pastor of Trinity Bible Church in Dallas, Texas, and also the founder and president of One Passion Ministries.