Topics

Series

Authors

Stephen Mullan Stephen Mullan
  • February 22, 2024

Justice: What we overlook in our outrage

This world is crying out for justice.

Stephen Mullan
By Stephen Mullan

Originally from Belfast, Stephen lives in North Antrim with his wife Sharon and two children. He enjoys fellowship with the Christians at Ballynaloob Gospel Hall.

More of Stephen's articles

Related Reads

Did O.J.Simpson escape justice?

Did O.J.Simpson escape justice?

Although, on earth, many evade the just penalty for their misdemeanours there is only one way to escape God’s justice. . .

Paul Coxall Paul Coxall
Short Videos
Let your words be few

Let your words be few

"he that has ears, let him hear" – Jesus Christ

Stephen Mullan Stephen Mullan
Short Articles
Exonerated

Exonerated

What a joy it has been to see those who were wrongfully accused have their guilt cleared. But greater still the joy for those who trust Christ to stand right before God . . ."

Lloyd Stock Lloyd Stock
PROVE IT (Part 5): Experience

PROVE IT (Part 5): Experience

E=Experience: You can experience God through the Bible.

Stephen Mullan Stephen Mullan
Short Articles
The Greatest Miscarriage of Justice

The Greatest Miscarriage of Justice

Justice for those wrongly accused has often been slow in coming

Jonathan Steeds Jonathan Steeds
PROVE IT (Part 4): Verification

PROVE IT (Part 4): Verification

V=Verification: There are sources outside the Bible that verify the claims of the Bible.

Stephen Mullan Stephen Mullan
Gospel
Forgiveness Without Repentance?

Forgiveness Without Repentance?

Even if you loathe reality TV as heartily as I do, you will have struggled not to notice the many headlines surrounding this year’s “I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here”.

Laura Allen Laura Allen
PROVE IT (Part 3): Oneness

PROVE IT (Part 3): Oneness

All the parts of the Bible fit together in a supernatural way.

Stephen Mullan Stephen Mullan
Short Articles
Only God Can Judge Me

Only God Can Judge Me

We all stand condemned, for God’s righteousness demands that our sins be punished, or God is not God.

Stephen Grant Stephen Grant
PROVE IT (Part 2): Reality

PROVE IT (Part 2): Reality

The Bible fits with the world as it really is.

Stephen Mullan Stephen Mullan
A Good Confession

A Good Confession

Our God is not a God of penance and earning. A good confession is enough.

Naomi Pratt Naomi Pratt
PROVE IT (Part 1): Prophecy

PROVE IT (Part 1): Prophecy

Is the Bible the word of God? If so, how can you prove it?

Stephen Mullan Stephen Mullan
The Trials

The Trials

In the hours before His crucifixion, the Lord Jesus Christ passed through two trials – a religious trial and a political trial.

David Williamson David Williamson
The Return and Reign of Jesus Christ

The Return and Reign of Jesus Christ

To wrap up this mini-series on the life of Christ, Paul and Stephen talk about the significance of Christ's return and future reign.

Stephen Mullan Stephen Mullan
Gospel
“Nobody Told Me”

“Nobody Told Me”

You cannot plead, “nobody told me”, when the very universe tells you each and every day of your life. So, listen to what creation, God’s Word and your own heart all tell you.

Laura Allen Laura Allen
The Ascension of Jesus Christ

The Ascension of Jesus Christ

In this conversation, Stephen and Paul discuss the significance of the Ascension in relation to Christ, Christians and the Church.

Stephen Mullan Stephen Mullan
Short Articles
Heaven-sent Satisfaction?

Heaven-sent Satisfaction?

The first Christmas was intended to bring lasting satisfaction.

David Williamson David Williamson
The Resurrection of Jesus Christ

The Resurrection of Jesus Christ

Stephen and Paul discuss the relevance of the resurrection with regard to Christ, Christians and Creation.

Stephen Mullan Stephen Mullan
Short Videos
If You Could Turn Back Time

If You Could Turn Back Time

If you could wind the clock back and change one mistake you've made in your life, what would it be?

Gareth Edwards Gareth Edwards
The Death of Jesus Christ

The Death of Jesus Christ

In our current mini-series exploring under-appreciated gospel truths, Paul and Stephen discuss the significance of the death of Christ.

Stephen Mullan Stephen Mullan