Evangelical Times

06/10/2025

Avoiding a martyr complex

As a new Christian, freshly converted to Christ from an addiction in my early 30s, I suddenly found my desire for alcohol replaced with a new-found thirst for reading.

06/10/2025

Marriage teaching under organised attack

There is a growing, organised effort to silence clear preaching on marriage in the United Kingdom. Former US Attorney General William Barr once observed, ‘This is not decay, this is organised destruction.’

05/10/2025

A lack of conviction?

‘If a professing Christian is not particularly committed in faith and in life, in doctrine and in practice, does this indicate that they are not genuinely converted?’

05/10/2025

The Anglican rot set in long ago

Today’s announcement that the Church of England has appointed Dame Sarah Mullally as its first female Archbishop of Canterbury marks not merely a new historical first, but yet further evidence that the institution — I can’t bring myself to call it a church — departed from the faith decades a...

04/10/2025

Gospel always, boldness often, politics sometimes, partisanship rarely
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04/10/2025

Carrying Hope

It was the phone call I’d been waiting for. ‘The first test results will come back in a week,’ they’d said, ‘the others can take up to two.’ It had been exactly a week since the pregnancy scan, and I was ready to hear that nothing wrong with our third baby.

03/10/2025

Grief, prayer, and the hope of Christ after the Manchester synagogue attack

As a serving church pastor in Manchester, I write this with a heavy heart and deep sorrow over the terrorist attack today at the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation in this city.

03/10/2025

Reflecting on the mirrors of the women who served

In a 1662 commentary on the Pentateuch, Abraham Wright lifts a quotation from an Easter sermon preached by poet and preacher John Donne over 30 years before.

03/10/2025

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02/10/2025

John MacArthur’s European legacy

As Christians we all need leaders to inspire us by their courage – the authentic faith of those whose supreme confidence is in the Lord.

02/10/2025

Healing Contentious Relationships

Healing Contentious Relationships is an exposition of the fourth chapter of James. Summing up James’s teaching in this chapter, Parr writes, ‘He has shown us how our pride and unbelief exalt our desires to the degree that we create strife because of them.

01/10/2025

Historic photos and artefacts displayed at Brixton Chapel anniversary services

On 28 June the church at Brixton Tabernacle marked the 50th anniversary of the move into our hexagonal chapel.