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What have we done?

1 week ago | evangelical-times.org | Ciaran Kelly

This is a week on which we will look back in horror. Our voices must not go quiet in the battle against the automatons of autonomy. “For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb …All the days ordained for me were written in your book before one of them came to be.” Psalm 139: 13, 16b Make a note of the date and time.
MPs vote to decriminalise abortion beyond 24 weeks

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

Women in England and Wales who abort their babies after 24 weeks of pregnancy will no longer face criminal charges, after MPs voted to support the biggest change to abortion laws in 60 years. However, the law will still criminalise anyone, including medical professionals, assisting a woman in getting an abortion beyond the current legal limit of 24 weeks – but the woman herself will not face prosecution. The amendment was tabled by Labour MP Tonia Antoniazzi and passed by a majority of 242 votes.
Destroying life at the beginning and the end

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

Earlier this evening, MPs voted to decriminalise women who have abortions after the legal limit of 24 weeks. The amendment, tabled by Labour MP Tonia Antoniazzi, was backed by a majority of 242 votes. Meanwhile, on Friday (unless it is delayed) MPs are expected to vote on legalising assisted suicide. That vote, if it takes place, is likely to be much closer. Nevertheless, our Parliament – within the space of a few days – is potentially destroying life at its beginning and at its end.
Rome elects ‘social justice’ Pope Leo XIV

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

The Roman Catholic Church has elected its first American-born pontiff, Pope Leo XIV, formerly Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost of Chicago. His election on 8 May, following the death of Pope Francis, marks a historic moment for Roman Catholicism. While his American nationality is notable, it’s his connection to ‘social justice’ issues that is drawing attention across the Christian world.
Assisted suicide bill conflicts with human rights laws, says top lawyer

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

Kim Leadbeater’s assisted suicide bill does not comply with human rights laws, a leading barrister has said. Tom Cross KC says the bill discriminates against people with certain disabilities and could be challenged in court.
Should we care what a new pope believes?

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

At one level, it doesn’t matter at all whether the new pope is a progressive or a conservative. Whatever his theological leanings, the fact remains that the Roman Catholic church stands in grave and serious error against the true gospel of Christ. It does not teach salvation by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone. Therefore, evangelicals may be tempted to say ‘so what?’ to the election of a new pope. Do you value thoughtful Christian journalism?
Christ’s call to contend

1 month ago | evangelical-times.org | Austin Walker

Satan has two main ploys in his attempts to destroy the church of Christ: persecution and false teaching. Towards the end of the apostolic age, Peter and Jude warned their readers about false prophets and apostles who would bring in destructive heresies. Addressing the seven churches in Asia Minor, the Lord Jesus Christ identified some in Pergamos who held to the doctrine of Balaam (Revelation 2:14). In Thyatira they were allowing Jezebel to promote idolatry and sexual immorality (Revelation 2:20).
A ‘social justice’ pope in Rome? What does it mean for evangelicals?

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

The Roman Catholic Church has a new pope—and for the first time in history, he’s an American. Robert Francis Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV, has stepped onto the world stage. But before we get too caught up in headlines and pageantry, let’s be clear: whether the pope wears the mask of a reformer or a traditionalist, the real issue is this — the Roman Catholic Church still needs to be reformed by the Word of God.
The outrageous injustice against Jennifer Melle

2 months ago | evangelical-times.org | Mike Judge

Something is profoundly broken in Britain when a nurse is punished for speaking the truth. Even for seasoned observers of woke insanity, this is a shocking story. Jennifer Melle, a Christian NHS nurse with an unblemished record, is being hounded – not for harming a patient, but for using the title ‘Mr’ to describe a biologically male paedophile. Do you value thoughtful Christian journalism? Join our Premium Membership today and help sustain ET's mission.
On evangelical responses to the death of a pope

2 months 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.