TWR UK: Faith in a Digital World

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In an age where the average UK adult spends nearly two hours a day on social media, this series explores how Christians can thoughtfully engage with digital platforms while remaining rooted in faith, community, and spiritual disciplines. Through conversations with theologians, mental health professionals, influencers, and ministry leaders, Faith in a Digital World examines both the opportunities and challenges of living in a hyper-connected world.

  1. Jun 27

    Raising children in a digital world

    In a world of endless scrolling, viral trends, deepfakes, and powerful algorithms, how can parents help their children navigate the digital world? We’ll be joined by Katharine Hill from Care for the Family, author of Left to Their Own Devices.

  2. Jun 20

    Changing Relationships

    Today on Faith in a Digital World, we’re diving into something every one of us feels but rarely slows down to examine — the way we relate to each other. We live in a time when connection has never been more accessible, yet genuine, life‑giving relationships often feel harder to build. Screens mediate so much of our communication, and the skills that make relationships thrive can quietly erode without us even noticing. That’s why I’m thrilled to be joined by licensed counsellor, speaker, and bestselling author Debra Fileta. Her new book, People Skills, is a practical and deeply insightful guide to rebuilding the relational muscles we were created for — skills like empathy, listening, emotional awareness, and healthy conflict. Debra brings together psychology, faith, and real‑world experience to help us understand not just how we interact, but why.

  3. Jun 13

    AI and Bible translation

    rapid development of AI has made it increasingly possible for everyone to access God’s Word in a language they understand. What does this mean for the ministries involved in Bible translation, and why should we be excited about these developments?

  4. Jun 6

    Spiritual practices in a digital age

    How can we practise our faith in a digital age? What does faithfulness look like when the world in our pocket is discipling us in outrage? Sara Billups will help us think about how ancient Christian practices can root us in something that truly matters.

  5. May 30

    Digital or face to face evangelism

    What does it look like to share our faith meaningfully in a digital age? We’ll be talking to Simon Lennox from The Word One To One, who will encourage us to return to the art of face to face evangelism.

  6. May 23

    The YouVersion story

    We’ll be hearing about one of the most remarkable stories of digital innovation in the church. YouVersion is one of the most popular apps in the world, connecting hundreds of millions of people to the Bible every day. We’ll explore how this project began and how technology is now serving the church.

  7. May 16

    Pornography addiction

    The internet and the smartphone have made pornography more accessible than ever before. What can be done if you’ve found yourself caught in the dark world of pornographic content? Cat Etherington from the Naked Truth Project will help us understand the impact of addiction in the online world.

  8. May 9

    How to be a Christian influencer

    Jackie Horbrook joins us to offer advice for those who want to navigate the world of social media without losing their soul. How do we show up online without performing, stay grounded when the internet never sleeps, and remain creative without chasing likes?

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In an age where the average UK adult spends nearly two hours a day on social media, this series explores how Christians can thoughtfully engage with digital platforms while remaining rooted in faith, community, and spiritual disciplines. Through conversations with theologians, mental health professionals, influencers, and ministry leaders, Faith in a Digital World examines both the opportunities and challenges of living in a hyper-connected world.

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