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How Christian MPs are exposing Cameron's failure on family policy

Cameron's half-hearted commitment to families is being exposed by a group of Christian MPs today as an "impact on families bill" receives its second reading.

Millions of Christians face extinction... and their fate lies in our hands

Climate change threatens the existence of millions of the world's poorest Christians, says Harry Farley.

What is intimacy with God?

How can we best understand intimacy in light of God's incarnation? Harry Farley reflects

How much should you be earning before you start tithing?

Tithing is coming back into fashion. But how much should you be earning before you start giving? Harry Farley says that is the wrong question.

The false God of democracy: why we need an unelected House of Lords

The tax credits debate highlights the enduring weaknesses with democracy, says Harry Farley.

7 Bible Verses for US Veterans and Soldiers

10 Bible verses to help you grow in wisdom and stature

How do we attain wisdom? How do we adopt more of the wisdom of Christ into our own lives?

How can you be a Christian and think that!? Loving your enemy in politics

Christian Today went to the Christian in Politics Show Up weekend and discovered the power of the gospel in uniting political divides

Stressed? Overburdened? 10 Bible passages to remind you our God is a God of peace

It is often difficult to remember in our hectic modern lives that our God is a God of peace. Here are 10 Bible passages to remind you.

Lacking joy in your life? 10 Bible verses to remind you of God's gift

As winter approaches, Harry Farley reminds us that joy is not dependent on our surroundings but on Him.

Is the Church of England too left-wing?

Nick Baines, bishop of Leeds, has defended the Church of England as not being anti-Conservative. But is the Church of England actually institutionally left-wing?

Five ways to do accountability well

Accountability is so often talked about but rarely done well. Here are 5 tips to help you do accountability well.

Suffrage: The Church's rocky relationship with rebellion

As the film Suffragette launches in British cinemas, Harry Farley examines the Church's rocky engagement with women's suffrage and argues why, in spite of its slow response and many failings, he is in favour of the Church of England's institutionalised response.