This month, the Westminster Parliament will be prorogued and a King’s Speech should take place after the local elections on 13 May. With the closure of this parliamentary session, the assisted suicide bill in the House of Lords will fall, having run out of time before it completed all its stages.
To my mind, this is an astonishing result, and a worthy reason to praise our glorious God for His grace and mercy.
Assisted suicide bill
When Kim Leadbeater introduced her bill, I was convinced the battle to stop it becoming law would be the most difficult we had ever faced.
Christian nationalism: Our allegiance must be to Jesus first
The Christian think tank Theos has published a new report on Christian nationalism in the UK. It is both timely …