Join Tim Dieppe, Andrea Williams and Ben John as we react to the general election results and discuss how Christians should respond in the years ahead.

Join Steve Beegoo, Andrea Williams, Tim Dieppe and Ben John as we explore the issue of freedom from a Christian perspective - is it all about 'free speech'?

Join Roger Kiska, Andrea Williams and Paul Huxley for the third of our election-themed broadcasts. In these special editions of our 'round the table' discussions, we will be getting to the heart of what is really happening in our nation and examining the pillars of a flourishing society.

Tim went on LBC with Iain Dale to discuss Labour's pledge to implement a full ban on conversion therapy if it wins the election.

Watch his full response to the Labour manifesto here: https://christianconcern.com/comment/responding-to-the-labour-manifesto/

With the advancement of reproductive technology, the number of surrogate babies has nearly quadrupled since 2011. Should surrogacy be on the cards for a Christian couple trying to conceive? What are some issues related to paying for the use of another woman's womb?

Our head of public policy Tim Dieppe joined Susan Marriott of the Christian Medical Fellowship and host Esther Higham on Premier Radio to discuss the delicate matter.

"We are all made in God's image, and every human life is worthy of protection. This is foundational to good law and politics."

In our second week of election-themed broadcasts, Paul Huxley, Ade Omooba MBE and Ben John discuss how laws around the beginning and end of life determine the kind of society we live in. With all-time high abortion rates across the UK and assisted suicide inching closer than ever, we must consider life's intrinsic value when choosing who to vote for.

What election issues should decide our vote as a Christian?

Join Andrea Williams, Ade Omooba MBE and Ben John for the first of our election-themed broadcasts. In these special editions of our 'Round The Table' discussions, we will be getting to the heart of what's really happening in our nation - and how Jesus is our hope.

"It has never been difficult to define what a man or woman is in the past thousands of years, why is it suddenly difficult now in 2024?"

Our head of public policy Tim Dieppe went on Premier Christian Radio to explain the implications of the Conservatives' promise to rewrite the Equality Act, so that protections it enshrines on the basis of someone's sex apply only to their biological sex.

"A gender recognition certificate allows you to falsify your birth certificate and say you were born as the opposite sex - this is just legal fiction. People should not be allowed to lie about who they are in law, that's changing history. Biological sex is very clearly defined."

At Round the Table on Friday, Ben John shared about an unprecedented case that has reached national news: 26 female nurses complained about harassment from a male, who identifies as a woman, in their changing room. He had been taking cross-sex hormones but then stopped doing so and was trying to get his girlfriend pregnant. These nurses have launched legal action against the NHS Foundation Trust with the help of the Christian Legal Centre.

Andrea Williams shared updates on Aaron Edwards' case, as we have been in Sheffield supporting him during the week. The former lecturer in theology has just finished giving evidence at Tribunal against the Methodist Bible College who sacked him over a biblical tweet: "Homosexuality is invading the Church...".

A commemorative casebound edition of "Beyond the Odds – Providence in Britain’s Wars of the 20th Century" has been released to mark the 80th Anniversary of D-Day. Tim Dieppe, who contributed two chapters to the book co-authored by John Scriven, spoke about God's remarkable providence in Britain's history.

Our Head of Education Steve Beegoo was on Premier Christianity's Inspirational Breakfast with Esther Higham to discuss the importance of open, ongoing and prayerful conversation between parents and children.

He welcomes the government's new draft guidance on Relationships and Sex Education (RSE), but is saddened by what it suggests about mainstream education in the UK.

For years now, RSE teachers have had to teach contentious topics such as gender ideology as fact, or face disciplinary action in some cases. Meanwhile parents have voiced concerns around inappropriate materials for their young children, from contraceptives to graphic images of sexual intercourse.

Could this all change now that the guidance has been published?