Winnipeg Church hosts (MAiD) euthanasia death (Link). Bizzarely this church won't allow attendance unless people are 'double-jabbed' (presumably against something called "Covid")

This is re-tweeted from Citizen- The radical Left is seeking to groom children to adopt a radical LGBTQ+ lifestyle, and Disney is actively helping them do it. In a leaked video of an internal Disney meeting, executives bragged openly of their plans to introduce more...

Given that the Ukraine tragedy continues to develop before our eyes, here are some interesting (mainly Catholic) perspectives: https://thecritic.co.uk/godless-and-gutless/ https://mercatornet.com/i-stand-with-russia/77924/...

Simon Pease in an 8- part series considers how understanding of prophecy ‘evolves’   Defenders of the truth of Christianity point to at least 300 specific “Old Testament” prophecies fulfilled by Jesus at His first coming alone.  The rest, of course, will be...

Simon Pease reviews the new book by David Lambourne   The values of this world Builders of the Tower of Babel sought to “make a name for ourselves” and to reach the heavens, whilst the New Jerusalem descends from heaven.  Nebuchadnezzar, the Anti-Christ and Satan...

Philip Wren reviews the new David Lambourn book   A tale of two cities  In our world today a battle is raging; not the battle in Ukraine but a more far- reaching battle that covers the whole world. In the Bible it is expressed as a battle between two cities,...

Betty bought a bit of butter and that bit of butter was a bitter bit of butter. So Betty bought a better bit of butter and beat it with the bitter bit of butter to make the bitter bit of butter, better.

In our turbulent world, surrounded by growing conflicts and uncertainty, people seek solace in many ways. Yet sadly they fail to find that true, deep, inner peace they so need. People engage in all manner of activities, hobbies, forms of service or work, addictions...

Jenny Page reviews Dan Holland’s two new books Caring for New Christians Caring for New Christians is well designed and laid out (I work in book publishing) – easy to read and to find what you’re looking for if you’re dipping in. The book is divided into four main...

Dan Holland reflects on the challenges of cross-cultural encounter Flashpoints Roughly a year ago I led a weekend mission in Peterborough where long time TFMers pastor the hosting church. It was, overall, a good weekend within the lockdown restrictions. One thing that...

‘Faith sees the invisible, believes the unbelievable, and receives the impossible’. Corrie Ten Boom Types of faith Libraries are filled with books about faith, and rightly so. It’s a noble subject and THE great theme of the Bible. It is both a gift and a fruit of the...

To offend or not to offend... “We need to be less confrontational in our evangelism efforts.  We need to avoid offending people.  You catch more flies with honey that with vinegar, after all.” I’ve heard this a thousand times. Sometimes, a fellow-believer expresses...

An interesting Roman Catholic view of the state or the world today A fascinating and insightful article that explains a lot of what is happening right now: https://www.catholicworldreport.com/2011/05/02/the-new-gnosticism/.

'No evidence' to justify Oxford college's apology for hosting Wilberforce Academy Cancel culture strikes again ...... Fact - finding An independent inquiry into the 'Wilberforce Academy 2020' event found "no evidence to justify" why Worcester College apologised for...

The Gift of Healing Simon Pease gives some personal reflections (reused from Sword Magazine, with thanks). Foundations conference One of our best-known contributors to Sword Magazine once attended a particular training session on healing after I endorsed it.  Shortly...