Today I noticed on Facebook a local newspaper near me ran an article about our West Dunbartonshire MP Douglas McAllister supporting a ban on trade with Israeli settlements.

The newspaper piece used strong words like “illegal,” “stolen land,” “proceeds of crime,” and even “apartheid.”

As a follower of Jesus who loves the Word of God, I found myself troubled. Not because I want to argue politics, but because the article only told one side of the story.

Alcohol is everywhere in our culture today, especially here in Scotland. Many of us have known its grip firsthand.

I’ve talked with so many people over the years who started with what seemed like an innocent escape, only to find themselves in bondage.

The good news is that Jesus Christ sets people free.

As we watch the 2026 World Cup, it does my heart good to see how the Lord can use even the game of football to remind us of His truth.

In a world that often forgets God, we’re seeing little glimpses of His light breaking through on the pitch.

Well, folks, the news of Ann Widdecombe’s passing has touched a lot of hearts. She was 78 years old, a woman who spoke her mind and stood on her convictions even when the world pushed back hard.