On this day: Remembering the life and work of Francis Schaeffer
On 15 May 1984, Francis Schaeffer, the renowned Christian thinker, went to be with the Lord.
Features
‘Help, not hate’ – How Franklin Graham’s field hospital exposes anti-Christian intolerance
You would have thought that a field hospital set up by a charity and staffed largely by volunteers to help sick individuals in the middle of the COVID-19 crisis would have been universally welcomed, applauded, even celebrated.
A dazzling theatre for God’s glory
by Dr Sharon James
Wisdom for dark days from the founder of The Spectator
Gifted Latin scholar, lawyer, successful journalist, poet, playwright and politician – Joseph Addison (1672-1719) was one of the most recognisable and popular figures of his day.
The Coronavirus Act is necessary but must not be in force for a second longer than it’s needed
The extensive legal powers within the Coronavirus Act would normally be totally unacceptable in a democracy. But we are in a time of national emergency.
Back to work defending free speech
Having recently recovered from an unpleasant bout of what I assume was COVID-19, I am now working from home like millions of others.