Christian faith isn’t grounded in a sanitised, sentimental version of events; but in the stark reality that God became flesh and bore the full weight of human brokenness to bring us life.

The sense that Christianity is losing influence and moral values are eroding creates a fear that can lead to support for strong leaders, aggressive rhetoric and simplistic solutions.

According to a survey, 28% say they believe in the resurrection, 9% up compared to 2022. Younger adults are the most likely to hold this view.

The satisfaction that Jesus rendered to divine justice through His work on the cross is perfect, so all that remains for us is to sing.

Never has anyone shown such great love at the hour of their death, never has anyone spoken with such a pastoral heart. The Good Shepherd, the Prince of Shepherds died pastoring his sheep.

For Evangelical Christians, 2033 will be an opportunity to celebrate the gospel truths. However, ecumenical celebrations will not be neutral and at no cost for evangelical fidelity.

Now for the fourth time since Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine, we are celebrating the Word of God becoming flesh as angels proclaimed peace on earth. So where is the peace?

There is a back story to Amsterdam’s story, which begins with the city’s unique and famous flag: three white crosses on a black stripe through a red background. 

How much do you value Jesus? How important is he to you? He gave all he had to be one of us. He was willing to die for you and me.

Jesus overcame death, when, after suffering on the cross, he came back to life, proving himself the victor when he appeared to over five hundred people.

That he experienced disability in his final moments helps every disabled person to know that Jesus understood a little of what they experience; he knows.

The Lord ate some roast fish and honey with them out of love for his disciples, with the aim of showing them the supernatural wonder of the resurrection.

The risen Jesus is both impressively powerful, and intimately present in the church today.  We need not despair at what we see around us. 

The resurrection of Jesus is the climax of the Big Story, the turning point that has shaped European history and continues to reshape world history. 

This Easter let’s celebrate all that the Resurrection of Jesus means for us, not only in our anticipation of the future, but also in our experience in the present.

The cross became a symbol of healing, hope and resurrection for Europeans from east to west.

Through special services and charity events, evangelicals in Latin America commemorate the death and, above all, the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

We should never stray too far from his passion if we are going to follow him well, do good theology, or seek to offer hope in this world.

This is the message to be celebrated on this day: the joy of knowing that the power of the grave has been defeated by the Lord of Life.

Sixty theologians participated in the biennial conference of the Fellowship of European Evangelical Theologians held in Prague.

The Talking Jesus research analyses “the evangelism landscape in the UK today”. 42% say they are non-practising Christians and 16% identify as agnostics or atheists.

The ongoing impact of Jesus’ explosion of life continues to reverberate in this world of death. 

There are many women in your churches for whom the pull to share the gospel is strong. Take time to support them as they share the gospel creatively around Easter.

We see three very different people and situations, but in each case Jesus taught us something wonderful about compassion, faith and hope.

A survey finds that 64% of young people in Germany believe in God and 84% have prayed at least once.