Peter Ould on July 27th, 2010

… I took part in a brief conversation about “Gay Marriage”. The audio is now online, so click play below. [Audio clip: view full post to listen]

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Peter Ould on June 10th, 2010

I’m sure you’ve all seen this. Despite all the fuss about whether it is or isn’t against abortion, curiously my immediate response was to think of this. Everywhere I’m looking now I’m surrounded by your embrace Baby I can see your halo You know you’re my saving grace You’re everything I need and more It’s [...]

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Peter Ould on May 17th, 2010

And quite right to. Since when was it against the law to quote the Bible? A Christian street preacher arrested and hauled before the courts for saying homosexuality was sinful has had the charge against him dropped. Dale Mcalpine, 42, was held in a cell for seven hours before being charged with a public order [...]

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Peter Ould on May 4th, 2010

Adrian Warnock finishes off his series. My biggest problem with Brown is that he does not seem like a good leader to me. Decisions seem to be dithered about for too long, and not clearly communicated when they are made. He spent too long deciding what to do about failing banks in my view, and [...]

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Peter Ould on April 30th, 2010

More from the New Frontiers church leader. Over the last few years there is no question that the Labour government have overseen a striking de-Christianisation of our country. Told by his spin doctor that he could not “do God”, Blair then Brown have seen fit to pass a series of laws that either directly contradict [...]

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Peter Ould on April 29th, 2010

Well worth reading the whole thing. “We’re all sinners” comes up again and again in discussions like this. In her Larry King interview, Knapp realized the power of having the pastor admit that he too is a sinner. Once she received this admission, she had the upper hand in asking, “Then why are you judging me [...]

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Peter Ould on April 27th, 2010

It should already be obvious to my US readers from this post that UK Christians are far from united in their political views.  Not for us a reflex vote in favor of the most Conservative, right-wing party. There is a strong history in the UK of Christian support for the Labour movement, and Liberal Democrats.  [...]

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Peter Ould on April 14th, 2010

Eeny meeny miny moe… Two “Declarations” have been unleashed on the British Christian conglomerate this election, and they take rather specific approachs to prioritising what Jesus followers should be pushing at the politicians. Firstly we have the Westminster Declaration. Protecting human life, protecting marriage, and protecting freedom of conscience are foundational for creating and maintaining [...]

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Peter Ould on April 2nd, 2010

If I’m honest, I was slightly sceptical about the campaign to make Delirious’ History Maker the Easter Number One here in the UK. But guess what? As of this morning the song was Number 3 in the charts. That means that if just a few more thousand of us buy it it has a brilliant [...]

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Peter Ould on March 26th, 2010

I’ve been blogging quite a bit these past few days on issues around the Berkshire B&B which refused to let a room to a male couple. In the light of all the issues around discrimination on the grounds of orientation/behaviour and the right to freedom of expression, I thought it would be useful if I [...]

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