The letter can be read in full here: greaterlove.org.uk/a-letter-to-th…

A group of church leaders representing more than 1,300 churches has written to the Prime Minister offering to help the Government understand traditional Christian teaching on marriage and distinguish it from abusive behaviours. c4m.org.uk/new-government…

The Government has just announced it plans to ban so-called 'conversion practices', despite there being no definition of what these practices actually mean. This legislation is dangerous and could criminalise parents and therapists who discuss underlying issues behind a child

One of the many things Matthew Mason has taught me to say properly and clearly: "Sexual orientation is a matter of biology, not of desire."

“Man is sick because he is a rebel. The business of Christianity is to reconcile us to God.” — Martyn Lloyd-Jones

This short speech by Lord Farmer in the House of Lords highlights the serious danger inherent in a ban on 'conversion practices'. He quotes from a letter to the Prime Minister I and other church leaders sent on his first day in office.

Should Christians take offence at the apparent mocking of The Last Supper in the Paris Olympics opening ceremony? Do we need to know our art history? Is this anything new—and if not, how should we respond? John Inge psephizo.com/life-ministry/…

Thread: A patron of 'Educate and Celebrate', the now defunct government-funded gender identity group allowed into thousands of schools across the UK, has this week been charged with multiple accounts of sex abuse against children. Stephen Ireland, who is also the founder of gay

Fixing the 'foundations' of a country involves: - giving the one, true, triune God the honour that is his, by respecting his Word, the Bible - a society based on truth & justice, mutual care, respect for marriage, parents & family, as well as personal property & reputation.

What drives the kind of sacrilege we saw at the Olympic opening ceremony? Secularism has a kind of holy duty to transgress boundaries - particularly ones laid down by God. Because it has another god of its own... My article 'The Sacrament of Sacrilege' in this month's EN.

Today is a pretty extraordinary day in our denomination International Presbyterian Church 3 Church Plants are launching! Praise the Lord Grace Church Coventry gracechurchcoventry.org Christ Church Headington christchurchheadington.org/about-us/who-w… All Saints, Exeter allsaintsexeter.org

A joy to be at the very first service of Grace Church Coventry International Presbyterian Church this morning.

In 2017 International Presbyterian Church adopted our ‘2030 Vision’—under God, 20 new churches by 2030. It seemed ambitious at best! But since then we’ve seen 11 new churches born, 3 of them beginning on 1 Sept 2024. We hope for 4 new plants in 2025. Please pray with us for many more …

Also in that time, in International Presbyterian Church’s Europe Mission Presbytery, we’ve added 5 churches on the continent with a few other plants already in the works, and a number of other churches asking to join us. Thankful for the Lord’s blessings.

In Christ, we are helped by the Spirit to resist trusting in ourselves and once again trust in God and in Him alone. —Matthew P.W. Roberts (Matthew Roberts) ligm.in/3XmdA4x

Jesus Christ came from the throne room of heaven to establish an eternal city. It is a kingdom of priests and a city of praise. And now he is filling it with people from every nation. A #1MinuteSermon on Nehemiah 11-12. Full sermon here: trinitychurchyork.org.uk/tcy/talk/nehem…

Here's a great local news story... Luton Today reporting on the opening of a new church. The new Ebenezer Chapel is one of many recent new congregations in the International Presbyterian Church . lutontoday.co.uk/community/new-…