Who sets our agenda, God or our smartphone? This is the challenging and timely question that Justin Whitmel Earley asks in his book, ‘The Common Rule’ tagged as a program of habits designed to form us in the love of God and neighbour. Earley writes the book as a response to the endless business of modern life and to fight back against the dominance of technology that seems to be all-encompassing in this day and age.

One of the best things I ever did to nurture my relationship with God was to attend a four-day silent retreat. Let me explain.

Simon reflects on using online groups and our walk with Jesus

What was the legacy of Covid-19 for you? Did you get yourself a dog to keep you company in the absence of human contact? Did you find other things to do on a Sunday morning and find it difficult to get back into the routine of in-person services? Did your mental health take a knock and leave you anxious meeting people face-to-face?

In this conversation, Jamie (a same-sex attracted TFT member) talks to his good friend Matt about how they have each encouraged one another through their friendship.

As Christians, God calls us to reach out to people all over the world and to make Jesus known.

Joe didn’t want to be ‘set up’ with anyone, and was expecting to live a life of singleness.

"If marriage is good, singleness is also good".In this extract from an interview with John Stott shares some thoughts and reflections on his single life.

Hannah tells us how God has used her experience of same-sex attraction to bring her closer to Him and the body of believers