We’re preparing to welcome many more Chinese Christians into the UK

In verse 4 of this chapter, the prophet Isaiah says that God has given him ‘the tongue of a teacher’ – but notice that he also tells us how he listens to God ‘as those who are taught’. The two activities are linked: first he listens and lea...

If you are an ethnic Chinese living in the UK, please take part in a survey to help us prepare for the many Chinese who will be arriving here in the next few years.

It is the generation growing up with unlimited access to the internet, provided with instant information and entertainment (‘infotainment’) and unprecedented online connection; but it also has the highest levels of loneliness, social anxiety and ...

We waited three years for today, and then we were half an hour early. Standing in the half-light at 6.30am waiting for the gates to open at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show ground in a state of disbelief and excitement: the build was about to begin.

The men – only two of them by now – who'd visited Abraham were now with Lot. They were faced with sexual assault, which Lot tries to avert by offering his virgin daughters instead. The potential offence against the ancient code of hospital...

As famine pushes Isaac out of the land he loved, we head into two mini-narratives that feel strangely familiar. The first is the promise of God to Isaac. Isaac hears God for himself, receiving a similar promise to that of his father – an assurance ...

The Bible's first two chapters paint a picture of God's creation in harmony: people, living creatures and the natural world all fit perfectly together. The creation myths of the time these stories were written described a world born out of ...

In Genesis 4, we're face to face with some of the darkest instincts of human beings. The two sons of Adam and Eve offer sacrifices; Abel's animal sacrifices are accepted, but Cain's grain offerings aren't. There's no indicati...

Since it began in 1913, the RHS Chelsea Flower Show has always been held in May, when the gardening year gets underway. Now, due to the pandemic, it’s being held in September for the first time. Sarah Eberle talks to Hazel Southam about the changes...

Children in Malawi love God’s word, but there aren’t enough Bibles to go around. You can make a difference today.

In the Church of the Multiplication of the Loaves and Fish there is a stone which is believed to be the rock on which Jesus prepared a meal for over 5,000 people. Having provided teaching and encouragement for them, he then compassionately provided f...

When an old vehicle breaks down in Niger, Bibles cannot be delivered. But help is at hand.

In this dungeon, beneath the Praetorium and the home of Pontus Pilate, Jesus is likely to have been held as a prisoner...

The findings come in a survey for Bible Society, carried out by Christian Research.

Walter Moberly is Professor of Theology and Biblical Interpretation at Durham University and the author of numerous books.

The stories of Scripture reflect a patriarchal world – but as Lisa Cherrett finds, there's a very different story to be told.

The relief and joy were visible in the woman’s face as the package with food and Scripture was placed into her hands.

It’s not very often a preacher has to scale a cliff to get into his pulpit, but that is the kind of terrain that Pu Zhidui must overcome.

People living under the threat of Boko Haram are longing to hear God’s word. You can put the Bible in their hands today.