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Rachel Mackenzie grew up surrounded by abuse and dysfunction. As a teenager, she underwent her first abortion, and a second in her early twenties left her unable to conceive again. But through the prayers of her mother and an encounter with God, today, she leads Rachel's Vineyard UK, helping others find hope. So how did her journey unfold? Rachel joined Mal Pope to share her story

With many in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland heading back to school this week, our old friend routine has returned! In this new autumn season, how can we get back into good spiritual rhythms that actually last? Emma Timms, founder of The Prayer Orchard and author of 'Faith Habits and How To Form Them' joined Mal Pope to share her wisdom.

Approximately 4.2 million fraud incidents were recorded in the UK in the last year. If so much of our lives now exists online, how can we protect ourselves from becoming victims of cybercrime? Francis West is a cybersecurity expert, speaker, and founder of Security Everywhere He joined Jeff Lucas to unpack practical steps can we take to better protect ourselves, our families, and our information online.

Pastor, speaker, executive, and entrepreneur Shina Adu believes love can be measured, and that it could help us build stronger, healthier marriages. The creator of Love Score™ recently revealed his relationship framework in a TEDx Talk. So what is Love Score™, and how can it strengthen relationships? Shina joined Mal Pope to unpack this idea.

Millions visit Barcelona each year to admire Antoni Gaudí’s masterpiece, the still-unfinished Sagrada Família. While his architecture is world-famous, Gaudí himself remains an enigma. Award-winning writer and biographer Peter Stanford explores the faith and inspiration behind the visionary architect in his new book, Gaudí: God’s Architect. He joined Madeleine Kerzner to discuss both his own journey and the remarkable life of Antoni Gaudí.

For many of us, prisons are places we rarely think about, hidden from everyday life and often associated only with punishment and crime. But they can also be places of transformation, redemption and second chances. So how can Christians make a difference in the lives of prisoners? Catherine De Souza is Chief Executive of Prison Fellowship, joined Madeleine Kerzner to unpack this.

Nigel and Careena Van Zyl first met while attending a singles ministry course at their church. Now married for two years, they're passionate about helping others through their ministry, Cherish, which equips single Christians to build healthy, Christ-centred lives and relationships. They joined Madeleine Kerzner to discuss why the church should encourage intentional relationships.

Earlier this year, James Roe took on the Everest Marathon in memory of his three-year-old stepson, Logan, who died from neuroblastoma, to raise funds for Young Lives vs Cancer. What began as a tribute soon became a fight for survival and a powerful test of faith, endurance and God's grace. James joined Madeleine Kerzner to share his journey, what he learned through adversity, and why this mission means so much to his family.

Only God can take something you've struggled with for most of your life and turn it into a beautiful message That's what Jonathan J. Brooks has experienced. Jonathan grew up with a lived experience of stammering which impacted his self-esteem. Today he is pursuing a Doctorate degree at Oxford University He joined Carlton Baxter to share more about his journey.

How generous are you? It's a question that can make many of us stop and think. With financial pressures affecting so many households, tithing and giving can feel tight. So, how can we still live generously today? Pastor, author, and Head of Giving at the Evangelical Alliance, Rev Wendy Pawsey, joined Carlton Baxter to unpack this.

For many Christians, faith is often associated with beliefs, church attendance, or religious practices. So, is that enough evidence of genuine faith? Theologian, author and Lead Pastor of Stirling Baptist Church, Rev Dr Alasdair Black, joined Carlton Baxter to unpack this and explore what makes us know we are part of God's family

As today's children continue to grow up in a world very different from the one their parents knew. How can Christian parents move beyond fear and use technology as an ally in raising their children well? Yetty Williams, Digital Parenting Coach, author, and founder of LagosMums, joined Madeleine Kerzner to unpack this.

Antisemitism can feel like a problem happening elsewhere, but it is on a sharp increase. With Christian faith rooted in Jewish heritage, is the Church doing enough to challenge these harmful attitudes when they arise? Rev Aaron Eime, Deacon of Christ Church in Jerusalem and Director General of CMJ UK, joined Madeleine Kerzner to explore this question.

Currently, the most downloaded Bible app is YouVersion. With more than a billion downloads, YouVersion launched a mid-year Bible Reading Challenge just as the 2026 World Cup was about to begin. So, did it work? Greg Hall from YouVersion joined Mal Pope to share all about what God did through that challenge.

Faith is often seen as something personal, yet the Bible presents a different picture. So can applying biblical principles help you succeed in a competitive world? Entrepreneur, business strategist, and sales coach Daniel Sarpong, joined Madeleine Kerzner to unpack this.