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On evangelical responses to the death of a pope

2 days ago | evangelical-times.org | Stephen Kneale

On the death of Pope Francis, I have been a little surprised by some of the evangelical responses. For a helpful comment, I would recommend this from Leonardo Di Chirico. I appreciate the death of any world leader – particularly where we feel the need to comment – can be a tricky business. Quite what do you say? Particularly if the person in question has said and done some things with which we might vehemently disagree. Let me raise some notes of caution.
Holiness in an age of worldliness

2 days ago | evangelical-times.org | Kevin DeYoung

© clearlyreformed.org. Reused with permission. You would think that one thing every Christian would agree on is the need for personal and corporate holiness. After all, the Bible tells us repeatedly, ‘You shall be holy, for I the Lord your God am holy’ (e.g. Leviticus 19:2). As God’s people, we must strive for that holiness without which no one will see the Lord (Hebrews 12:14).
BREAKING: UK Supreme Court rules the legal definition of a woman is based on biology

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.
Assisted suicide bill thrown into doubt after major delay is announced

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.
Pray for the defeat of the assisted suicide bill

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.
Assisted suicide bill heads for a key vote in the Commons

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.
Dr Steven Lawson writes 'shattered heart' letter of repentance

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.
Evangelicals and Abortion

1 month ago | evangelical-times.org | Michael Taylor

Authors: J. Cameron Fraser Publisher: Wipf and Stock 220 pages Purchase from: Wipf and Stock (£19.00) This short work steers Christians towards a pro-life position that is firm, compassionate, and intelligent. J. Cameron Fraser’s work divides into three parts: Historical, Theological, and Practical. The focus is USA-centric, but every chapter remains pertinent for the UK reader. Fraser’s historical survey is deep, enlightening, and sobering. Here evangelicals rediscover their history.
So what if you’re bored?

1 month ago | evangelical-times.org | Stephen Kneale

You don’t have to be around churches very long – particularly if there are any children around – before somebody insists it is a bit boring. Kids have a habit of saying whatever happens to be in their heads, and that has the benefit of at least being unfiltered and what they actually think. Adults tend to be a bit better at pretending they don’t think these things, but we can’t escape the fact that just because they don’t say it out loud doesn’t mean they don’t still think it anyway.
It’s time to kill off the assisted suicide bill

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

There are no circumstances where it would be safe or right to legalise assisted suicide. But to do so in the slap-dash and hasty manner of a private member’s bill adds insult to injury. Shame on the government for giving this bill a fair wind. The more MPs learn about it, the less they like it. No wonder so many of them — including those who initially voted for the bill — are now having their doubts. Sign up for premium membership for full access to all ET's content