Big Breakfast

Suzie Kennedy is an actress, singer, comedian and professional Marilyn Monroe lookalike. She spoke to Lydia about the joys and challenges of Hollywood glamour, hearing the audible voice of voice after cancer treatment and qualifying as a Christian therapist.

Lydia sat down with Aaron Nayagam from Fusion, a student mission organisation, to chat about what God is doing among Gen Z. Is it too early to call it a revival? Is it all just hype? Are we getting swept up in the excitement?

Josh Hinton from the LICC chats to Max & Lydia about Glastonbury, his love of Jacob Collier, and why you can see glimpses of God's kingdom in festivals like Reading & Leeds.

In this week’s Just Like Jesus, Everlyne Gitau from the Community of St Anselm joins Max and Lydia to talk about the spiritual discipline of sacrifice—and why it’s often the small things that are the hardest to let go of.

In this week's episode of Just Like Jesus, Rev Tim Alford, director of Limitless, joins Max to explore the spiritual discipline of fasting. He shares his heart for engaging young people in the practice, reflects on how the discipline has shaped him, and settles the big question...does coffee break the fast?

Bobbi Kumari chats with Lydia and Max all about what God thinks about fashion and beauty. Are we too obsessed with the way we look nowadays? Is it God-honouring to not care what you look like at all? Bobbi sheds some light on the topic...

Joining Max & Lydia for this week's Just Like Jesus is Sheelu and Everlyne from the Community of St. Anselm. They chat about embracing silence as a spiritual discipline, dealing with the uncomfortable feelings that crop up, and how God's voice became clearer on their 30-day silent retreat.

For Just Like Jesus this week, Max & Lydia spoke to Rev'd Dr Ian Paul about the spiritual discipline of reading the Bible. Ian helps us answer questions like, what do we do when we're feeling dry spiritually? Is it better to read it or listen to it? How long do I have to read it for? & more!

Pete Hughes, lead pastor of KXC, joins Max & Lydia to discuss Cultural Christianity, 'the Quiet Revival,' and why this is both the most exciting and challenging time to be a church leader.

For this week's Just Like Jesus, David Hoffbrand speaks to Lydia & Max all about the importance of taking a sabbath day every week. They talk about the pressure of hustle culture, the busyness of the Christian life and how to not fall into legalism!

Max & Lydia natter with Jane Kirby about the power of speaking the Bible out loud, her special friendship with worship artist Elle Limebear, and how God helped her wave goodbye to anxiety.

This week on Just Like Jesus, Dave Bell joined Lydia and Max to talk about the importance of sung worship. Dave is a worship artist, songwriter and the worship pastor of Alive Church. They discuss the health benefits of singing together, whether you need to be musical to enjoy worship, and how the worship team at church can avoid making it a performance.

Lydia & Max speak with Sasha Gerry about leading a church in her mid 20's, how God turned her life around, and why she might have the greatest LinkedIn bio of all time.

James Aladarin, founder of Prayer Storm, joins Lydia & Max for the first edition of Just Like Jesus. They ask him why the most successful people don't pray, whether we can call it a 'conversation if God doesn't always speak, and how we build up endurance in our prayer life.

Lydia & Max chat to climate activist and ethical influencer Laura Young about making a tangible difference in your community, using social media for good, and how God helps her deal with the climate sceptics.