Peter Lynas
Peter oversees the advocacy team and the work of the Evangelical Alliance across the four UK nations. He is passionate about faith in the public square and leads the Being Human project with Jo Frost. He previously worked as a barrister in Belfast before studying theology at Regent College in Vancouver, where he serves on the board. Peter is a regular media commentator, is married to Rose, has two daughters, and loves running.
The sexual revolution at breaking point
10 October 2025Is this the end of sex as we know it – or the beginning of something deeper?
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Christian nationalism in the UK: a contest for the nation's soul?
23 September 2025Peter Lynas outlines the debate on Christian nationalism in the UK, and asks how Christians can respond in faithful, hopeful and prophetic ways
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Boredom and the search for meaning
20 June 2025“I’m bored!” writes Peter Lynas – but is this uncomfortable feeling pointing to something deeper?
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What being human in space does to the body
21 March 2025Peter Lynas reflects on the profound connection between us and our bodies, contrasting the toll space might take with the Christian hope of resurrection bodies.
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Is death the ultimate human choice?
25 October 2024Peter Lynas highlights why as image-bearers, life should not be measured by functionality and usefulness
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Issue Briefing on Assisted Dying
22 October 2024Equipping Christians to engage both pastorally and politically on this issue
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Cultural brain rot, Gen Z and discipleship
20 September 2024Peter Lynas explores the slang term ‘cultural brain rot’, the three underlying cultural stories and the role of discipleship
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Why should Christians care about the Cass Review?
10 April 2024Peter Lynas, explains why the Cass Review is useful for highlighting some key factors around gender care for young people that align with biblical principles
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JK Rowling: the enigma
5 April 2024The new Scottish hate crime law has got many people talking. Although she remains an enigma, Rowling has opened up the space for fascinating conversations
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Elon Musk, Mars and AI: I’m intrigued by humanity’s search for a future framework
8 March 2024Musk’s growing catalogue of boundary-pushing activities opens huge questions for us all – and a chance for Christians to provide a much-needed framework, says Peter Lynas
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Welcome to the chaos of 2024!
10 January 2024Crises, elections and ongoing wars: our UK director looks at some of the biggest issues ahead and asks, how can we grapple with them and find opportunities in the chaos?
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