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Nearly one million people in the UK are living with dementia, and many families are affected. Can a person still know God if they can no longer remember the beliefs they've held for years? And how can churches better support those living with dementia, along with their families and carers? Wendy Gleadle and Frances Attwood, co-authors of Dementia, God and the Church: Journeying with Hope, joined Mal Pope to unpack these questions

No matter how patient and kind you are, there will be one person who just pushes your buttons. Well, mindfulness expert and psychotherapist Shaun Lambert thinks the key to managing these difficult people is to manage and look at ourselves first. He joined Mal Pope to unpack how to navigate such challenging relationships

At the age of 25 years, Selene Jordan already owed over twenty thousand pounds, and it felt difficult to escape. But through the support of Christians Against Poverty, she paid it off in just thirty-six months. Today, she's free from debt and a homeowner. How did it happen? She joined Mal Pope to share her story.

Despite reports suggesting that young people are more spiritually open than ever, many are also battling anxiety. Rising anxiety, loneliness, pressure from social media, and uncertainty about the future are shaping the lives of many young people across the UK. So, how can the Church make a genuine difference? Jade Ross, Head of Therapeutic Support at TLG, joined Mal Pope to unpack this.

For 50 years, Dr Patti Boulaye OBE has graced stages around the world, from the West End to television and concert halls. She’s performed for royalty, starred in major productions, and released multiple albums, all while holding firmly to her faith. But her rise to stardom began with a simple mistake. She joined Mal Pope to share how that unexpected moment changed her life forever.

What does God’s peace actually look like when life feels anything but peaceful? When anxiety, uncertainty, relationship struggles or difficult circumstances hit, God’s peace can feel frustratingly out of reach. But is peace about avoiding our problems, or facing them differently? Author, speaker and spiritual director Amy Boucher Pye joins Mal to explore what it means to experience God’s peace in everyday life, even when everything feels overwhelming.

As we get older, our physical needs often become more apparent, but what about our spiritual ones, especially when you are in a care home? Julia Burton-Jones from BRF Ministries joins Mal Pope to explore why spiritual care matters and the practical difference it can make for residents, families, and staff.

After a life-changing health diagnosis, Serena Akinade faced five years of uncertainty, challenges and perseverance. But adversity didn’t have the final word. Serena turned her pain into purpose, becoming a voice for people who often feel unseen, unheard and discouraged. Serena joined Mal Pope to share her powerful story of finding purpose through pain.

When we think about sharing the gospel, our minds often go to cities, stadiums, or large events. But what about the villages, market towns, and rural communities where church spires still dot the landscape, yet many people remain disconnected from faith? Bob Goody, CEO of Rural Missions, joined Mal Pope to unpack how we can share the hope of Christ in these settings

How does a simple social media post lead to 170 people being baptised on a beach? Well, that is what happened to Merlin Kraft, and now even more people are getting baptised But it all started when he felt God ask him to go on social media. So how did it all unfold? He joined Mal Pope to share his story

Dr Chidimma Kanu was training in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, caring for pregnant women and delivering babies, while privately navigating infertility and the heartbreak of two ectopic pregnancies. Today she and her husband are parents to two children. She joined Mal Pope to share her story.

One in four young people aged 16 to 24 have self-harmed, according to recent NHS data. As self-harm becomes increasingly common, many of us feel unsure about how to respond. So, how can the Church and Christians support young people who are struggling? Joy Wright, founder of Emerge Advocacy, joined Mal Pope to share her insights, experience, and practical advice.

Loneliness is one of the greatest challenges facing our communities today. But what if something as simple as being noticed, listened to, and valued could change a person's life? For Christians, this isn't just a social issue. It's a call to action. Pippa Cramer MBE is a Pastoral Care and Seniors Minister, and she joined Carlton Baxter to share her insights and practical encouragement.

Nikki Buckley is an entrepreneur and sustainability leader whose journey has been marked by a willingness to trust God through uncertainty. That journey led her to Dragon's Den, where she received offers from four Dragons. So how did it happen? She joined Carlton Baxter to share her story.

Our words have power. They can lift someone up, tear them down, bring life or cause real damage. The Bible has plenty to say about the power of our tongues - but what does that look like in everyday life? When should we speak, when should we stay silent, and how can we make sure our words honour God? Hellie Glynn, prophetic Bible teacher, Filling Station regional consultant and senior team member at Trinity Church in Cheltenham, joined Mal Pope to unpack.