Liam Goligher

It’s the Fourth of July and I applaud the greatest country on earth; I honor my Scots-Irish forebears that under waves of persecution in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries…

Just yesterday someone told me of a sincere and well-meaning Christian family who forbid their children from reading Harry Potter books and who buy them Rob Bell’s Nooma Videos to…

I’m going to ignore the irreverent reference to my ‘blond’ period below – though I was sure I had destroyed all those old videos…! On re-vewing them I notice they…

So runs today’s headline in the London Times following a statement by an evangelical bishop in the Church of England. Bishop Wallace Benn, the Bishop of Lewes, told the Reform…

On the eve of another Reformation Sunday we find ourselves still fighting for that principle which Calvin called the “main hinge on which religion turns” and which Luther called the…

A friend in London (Steve Clark) has alerted me to this week’s New Scientist which is running a feature with a series of articles about morality, interviewing various ‘luminaries’ about…

The Pope’s recent visit, and the momentum towards appointing women bishops, seems to have nerved the faithful for action as three Bishops serve notice to Canterbury en route to Rome…here ……

What John Knox did for Scotland is incalculable. By his fortitude, his integrity, and his passion for the gospel he forged a nation that loved the Bible, loved liberty, and…

‘A Planet inspired…’ so ran one of the headlines in a British newspaper today as  the world it seems caught up in the joy of families reunited after the long…

From what we are able to glean from the sparse sources of the preaching of the Celtic missionaries, a general pattern emerges. They were energetic and selfless evangelists who sought…