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ArticleDoubt: Facing Our Questions, Finding the Way [Part One]
A recently re-broadcast Classic Unbelievable? episode captured this tension perfectly, as agnostic Andrew Whyte sat down with pastors Dominic Done and Greg Boyd. The conversation wasn’t just powerful - it was painfully honest. What happens when those called to shepherd are themselves wounded by unanswered questions?
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ArticleArtificial Intelligence: The Beast We Build and the Words We Choose
As artificial intelligence advances at breakneck speed, are we creating a servant, a master—or something far more dangerous? Erik Strandness explores how our quest to “build a better beast” reveals both human ambition and folly, raising urgent questions about language, ethics, and the spiritual risks of playing God in the digital age.
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ArticleThe Problem of Pain: Why Every Worldview Must Answer the Question of Suffering
Atheists often use the problem of pain and suffering to challenge the existence of God, but this issue isn’t exclusive to Christianity. Every worldview must reckon with life’s harshest realities and not only confront suffering but also offer a meaningful response to it.
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ArticleIs the Tide of Faith Turning?
Justin Brierley’s “The Surprising Rebirth of Belief in God” explores the unexpected comeback of faith in our culture, examining new data, cultural shifts, and the unique opportunities and challenges for Christians as spiritual curiosity surges once more.
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ArticleWhy does God allow pain and suffering? A series on the most googled questions
In the third article of this seven-part series, Bruce Miller and Ruth Jackson explore this challenging question, drawing on wisdom from faith leaders and the Christian belief in a God who suffers with us.
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ArticleDoes science prove God?
Sam McKee hosted a recent Unbelievable? discussion between Paul Ewart, Emeritus Fellow of Worcester College, and Phil Halper, YouTuber and Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society, regarding the role of science in fostering or discouraging belief in God.
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Article6 Reasons To Try Church
Church attendance in the UK has risen by 50% over the last six years, according to new data from YouGov. That means roughly 2 million people have tried church recently. Here are six reasons you might want to consider joining them…
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ArticleA Lion, a Lamb, and a Lab Coat - The Hope for Unity in Science and Faith
The final part of a four-part series: From Theistic Evolution to Intelligent Design: Why I changed my mind
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ArticleDoes life have a purpose? Answers to the seven most googled questions about God
From CS Lewis to everyday heroes, Premier Unbelievable explores where true meaning and purpose are found. Pastor Bruce Miller and others reflect on the surprising lessons of Ecclesiastes, challenging us to look beyond life “under the sun” for deeper significance.
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ArticleA Person Than Which None Greater Can Be Conceived
Reflections on the Ontological Argument: Part 4 of 4
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ArticleThe Blueprint and the Biopsy - Finding God in Design, Not Just Morality
Part 3 of a four-part series: From Theistic Evolution to Intelligent Design: Why I changed my mind
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ArticleThe most googled questions about God?
Many people today are exploring Christianity through the internet, in the plethora of online resources about the faith that exist today. So what are they asking?
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ArticleIs there a God? Finding answers to the most googled questions
Far from being just “blind faith”, there are many rational and intellectual reasons to believe in the existence of God and the truth of Christian claims. Premier Unbelievable takes a quick tour through the archives to unearth some of the key arguments
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Article“The Big Bang does not contradict the creative intervention of God – it requires it” Pope Francis 1936 – 2025
“To change the world we must be good to those who cannot repay us” tweeted @Pontifex aka Jorge Mario Bergoglio, or Pope Francis, in October 2014
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ArticleThe Body Will Rise - Why Easter Is the Answer to Our Deepest Longing
There’s a line in Ecclesiastes that says, “God has set eternity in the human heart.” And we feel it.
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ArticleThe Ascent of Meaning: What Sacred Mountains and Sports Legends Tell Us About God
Reflections on the Ontological Argument: Part 3 of 4
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ArticleThe Cross Is Not the End - Why a Torture Device Became the World’s Greatest Icon
On its surface, the cross is a strange thing to venerate. It was an instrument of torture. A public execution device.
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ArticleDeath Doesn’t Win - The Profound Hope of Holy Week
For 2,000 years, Christians have marked Holy Week as the most sacred stretch of time in the calendar - a journey from celebration to sorrow to resurrection.
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ArticleWhen the Stones Cry Out - Intelligent Design and the Voice of Creation
Part 2 of a four-part series: From Theistic Evolution to Intelligent Design: Why I changed my mind
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ArticleCan one weekend give you everything you ever wanted?
Graham Albans explores the emptiness behind our achievements and suggests Easter weekend’s events might hold the key to true fulfillment. Could the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus offer everything we’ve ever wanted?
