Welcome to Christianity.org.uk, Our new website is bursting with thought-provoking, balanced articles about the Christian faith.

Alison Webster, General Secretary of Modern Church, explains progressive Christianity as questioning, inclusive, and justice-focused.

Suffering was not part of God's original plan. Christianity teaches that when God made the world, it was perfect. There was no evil, no pain and no suffering.

Revd Canon Dr Tim Bull co-founded the AI Christian Partnership. He discusses how we can engage with the technology and ethics of AI.

Assisted dying is both a highly debated and very real subject for many today.

Gaming is more popular than ever. We discuss some of the benefits and harms, and look at gaming's spiritual implications.

The history of Israel and Palestine is long and complicated. Here we lay out the facts.

There are many seasons in our lives. The church is there to help us celebrate, mourn and remember.

Jesus had radical views on money and giving, which continue to challenge Christians today.

Prof. Alister McGrath, tells his story from atheist to theologian, and introduces our new series.

Why do people get baptised as adults? Is baptism necessary for becoming a Christian?

Comedian, writer, and preacher, Andy Kind, talks God and laughter - for such a time as this...

Ali Tinson is a poet, storyteller, retreat and prayer leader, speaker and spiritual director. She shares her journey with body image.

Doubt is a common feature in the Bible. But doubt is not the same as unbelief.

The Bible gives us glimpses of God and tells us about some of his characteristics - his love, compassion, power and creativity.

Welcome to Christianity.org.uk, Our new website is bursting with thought-provoking, balanced articles about the Christian faith.

Prayer is an integral part of the Christian life. But what is it and why do we do it?

Prince William will one day become Supreme Governor of the Church of England and Defender of the Faith. But what is his personal faith?

Dave Jeal tells the story of his journey from football hooligan to ordained minister and chaplain to Bristol Rovers.

Robert Packer, now 82, is a potter, who recalls a life, so far of ups and downs, but always with a faithful God.

Forgiveness is at the heart of Christianity. But can I be forgiven? And can I forgive others?

Grief and loss affect everybody, whatever their beliefs. This is a safe place, for reflection, contemplation and gratitude.

Freedom of speech is a highly debated topic. The first Christians proclaimed their faith, even when it was against the law.

Molly Clark tells us why she and other young people campaign for fair climate finance, and why we should all be involved.

Jesus spent three years travelling and teaching. His teachings touched all areas of human life and experience.

The Rt Rev Paul Butler, Bishop of Durham, explains what the Bible says about migration and asylum.

Anyone can experience loneliness from time to time. Christians look to God and each other to get through these times.

Ben tells the story of Sister Dorothy, killed in 2005 defending the Amazon rainforest, yet holding onto the words of Jesus until the end.

Christians believe that God is three persons - Father, Son and Holy Spirit. There are pointers in the Bible to this holy mystery.

There is a climate emergency. Christians believe that humans have been given the responsibility to protect and preserve our planet.

Christians celebrate Pentecost (meaning '50th day' in Greek) 50 days after Easter. What are its origins and significance?

There are thousands of new religious movements (NRMs) worldwide. We look at how to spot them and ways to engage with kindness and wisdom.

Why do Christians marry their faith with good works? Pete Moorey of Christian Aid looks at the Biblical foundations of helping others.

Andy Kind, comedian and evangelist, explores the true meaning of humility.

In a world where our value is derived from work and busyness, we can look to God, who models the better way of rest and intrinsic value.

The Prodigal Son is a famous story Jesus told of a Father God who loves us completely, and longs to welcome us home.

Theologian Alister McGrath looks at the question, "Do I matter?", and gives a hope-filled answer.

There is a climate emergency. Christians believe that humans have been given the responsibility to protect and preserve our planet.

Life can feel overwhelming. We look at how Christian faith can make a real difference.

Gaming is more popular than ever. We discuss some of the benefits and harms, and look at gaming's spiritual implications.