Just one more week, and then attorney Matti Sankamo will plead before the highest court ever in his career: Finland’s Supreme Court. Christians from all over the world will follow the case, but this does not give him stress. “I sleep well”, he says in the CNE podcast.

Even before William Tyndale translated the Bible into English, he had become “addicted” to the Word of God. And it was this addiction that drove him into his life’s work.

The very existence of Israel is an “annoying reminder” that there is a God. That is what Tomas Sandell has learned from the rise of antisemitism in recent years.

When Slovakia’s parliament passed six constitutional amendments in late September, Branislav Skripek called it a “miracle.” The Christian Democratic politician explains why in the latest CNE podcast.

Does demonising turn me into an enemy of my neighbour? Olof Edsinger warns it can. In this week’s CNE podcast, he offers a Christian response.

Slovakia’s parliament voted this Friday to amend its Constitution to state that there are only two genders: male and female.

The Lower House in The Hague rejected a resolution that would declare abortion a human right.

In Niddrie, drug dealers are usually nearby. Yet pastor Andy Constable believes that addicts have something to teach to the church.

Klementina started her Christian school in 2011 with almost nothing. Now, she welcomes 220 pupils every day and is the best school in the region.

The Dutch parliament voted in favour of a ban on “gay conversion” on Tuesday. A majority supported an initiative bill by the social-liberal D66 and liberal VVD.