Does objective morality exist? Or to put it another way - is there only one way that people ought to live, no matter who they are or where they come from?

This week, our In His Image series looks at Romans 1:20-25 and our moral foundations.

How might you use these verses to argue for Christian morality?

Find out more about our In His Image series: https://christianconcern.com/resource/in-his-image-lent-2021-series/

In this episode we continue to look at Genesis 3, focusing on how every aspect of creation is feeling the effects of the fall.

What effects of the Fall do you see in today’s world?

Is it loving to call society - including non-Christians to live according to God's design?

Come back each Tuesday and Thursday for new episodes and find out more about the series on our website:

https://christianconcern.com/resource/in-his-image-lent-2021-series/

In the second episode of our series, we look at Genesis 3:1-7, seeing how Adam and Eve succumbed to temptation - and applying it to our lives today.

What mistakes did they make, and what lessons can we learn for society today?

Come back each Tuesday and Thursday for new episodes and find out more about the series on our website:

https://christianconcern.com/resource/in-his-image-lent-2021-series/

Through Lent, we're providing a series of podcast episodes exploring questions raised by In His Image by Stephen McQuoid.

In our first episode, we look at Genesis 1:26-28, asking:

What does it mean to be made in God's image?

How does Western culture reject this truth?

Come back each Tuesday and Thursday for new episodes and find out more about the series on our website: https://christianconcern.com/resource/in-his-image-lent-2021-series/

Teaching on relationships and sex, evolution and other religions have frequently been battlegrounds between Christian parents and others when it comes to schooling. But is there more we can learn about a Christian education?

How does the gospel relate to our understanding of children, parenting and education? How can we learn from Jesus about teaching? What is distinctive about the aims of Christian education?

Former head teacher Steve Beegoo, Christian Concern’s Head of Education, addresses these questions and more to help us gain a Biblical vision for education.

We will be joined by Christian Concern’s Chief Executive, Andrea Williams and Head of Public Policy, Tim Dieppe for a live Q&A straight after.

In Romans 1, Paul writes of how those who had no understanding of God were given over to the desires of the flesh. It’s no surprise that the Bible treats sex differently to how the world treats it. But how exactly does our understanding of God affect our sexual practice and identity? And how can we speak to those who don’t know God about a Biblical understanding of sexual behaviour? Dr Peter Jones, Director of TruthXchange, addresses these questions, encouraging us to seek a Biblical worldview to shape our understanding of sex.

We will be joined by Christian Concern’s Chief Executive, Andrea Williams, Head of Public Policy, Tim Dieppe for a live Q&A straight after.

UK Christians sometimes look at their brothers and sisters in America and wonder why the church is so much more politically active on issues like abortion and sexuality. Are ‘culture wars’ part of the church’s calling or an unhelpful distraction? As agents of God’s peace, should Christians engage in ‘culture wars’ or focus on evangelism? Dr P. Andrew Sandlin addresses these questions theologically and Biblically.

We are joined by Christian Concern’s Chief Executive, Andrea Williams, Head of Public Policy, Tim Dieppe and Christian Legal Centre client Dr David Mackereth for the Q&A session.

Marriage is the stabilising bedrock of society, yet society seems intent on eroding its Biblical definition: that marriage is reserved for one man and one woman. When society understands marriage as something it was never intended to be, should the government be promoting it? Dr Tony Rucinski from C4M explores how and why the government should promote the benefits of traditional Biblical marriage and how it provides the foundation for society.

The seminar will be followed by a live Q&A with Tony, Christian Concern's Chief Executive, Andrea Williams, Head of Public Policy, Tim Dieppe and Christian Legal Centre client, Izzy Montague.

It is currently illegal in the UK to encourage or assist anyone to take their own life – the offence carries a maximum penalty of up to 14 years in prison. But recently, there have been increasing moves to legalise euthanasia and assisted suicide in the UK, with some MPs predicting that it will be made legal in a few short years and the media now campaigning to make it law.

But what does the Bible have to say about euthanasia and assisted suicide? Is there ever a reason to help end someone’s suffering? Dr Peter Saunders answers these questions, calling Christians to help cultivate a culture of assisted living, rather than assisted dying.

We will be joined by Christian Concern’s Head of Public Policy, Tim Dieppe for a Q&A straight after.

Related links:

Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide booklet: https://christianconcern.com/resource/should-christians-support-the-right-to-die/

Latest assisted suicide bill offers no better safeguards: https://christianconcern.com/comment/latest-assisted-suicide-bill-offers-no-better-safeguards/

Christian Concern’s Head of Public Theology and Wilberforce Academy Director, Rev. Dr Joe Boot, will take us through a Biblical understanding of the kingdom of God and what this means for the mandate we have as Christians in the world today. If we want to see “his kingdom come and his will be done on earth as it is in heaven” then we must faithfully consider the scriptural view of the gospel and its implications for culture.

Joe is a cultural theologian, leading Christian apologist, founding pastor of Westminster Chapel in Toronto and founder of the Ezra Institute for Contemporary Christianity (EICC). Joe also served with Ravi Zacharias International Ministries for seven years as an apologist based in England and Canada.

The seminar is followed by a live Q&A with Joe, Christian Concern's Chief Executive, Andrea Williams and Head of Public Policy, Tim Dieppe.