King Agag of Amalek said the “bitterness of death” is gone. 1 Samuel 15 shows how proudly he erects himself and steps up to the prophet. This image comes to my mind when I consider how many European countries make end-of-life arrangements. The fear of death is gone.

The international community wants to see increased regulation as the uncontrolled use of gametes poses ethical concerns.

More Christian organisations are condemning Israel's role in the conflict and calling for better care in Gaza.

Hans Nielsen Hauge brought both the gospel and wealth to Norway. But for more than 200 years, his heritage was only known to his own country.

Once again, Finland has been named the happiest nation of the world, for the eighth time in a row. That is remarkable, because the country has forgotten its Christian roots. How biased is the World Happiness Report?