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Daniel Curtis’ story is one shaped by a feeling of his voice being lost—buried under years of doubt, rejection, and labels. From experiences of bullying… to navigating life with a late diagnosis of Attention Deficit Disorder, Daniel has had to wrestle with questions of belonging, worth, and what it really means to be understood. He joined Madeleine Kerzner to share his story and testimony.
Released on 23 Jun 2026
We’ve been experiencing some of the hottest days on record — and many are asking whether this is just a passing moment, or a sign of something deeper happening in our climate. Caring for the planet is not just an environmental issue — it’s a spiritual one too. So what does it really mean to live more sustainably as Christians? Mary Corfield from the The Climate Coalition joined Carlton Baxter to share practical insight and a faith perspective on what it looks like to live greener today.
Are all unexplainable negative behaviours linked to demonic activity, or could something else be at play? Many people quietly wrestle with the idea of demonic activity in a world shaped by science, technology, and rational thinking. Yet some moments don’t quite fit other explanations. Rev Jason Bray, an Anglican deliverance minister and Dean of Llandaff Cathedral, works at the heart of the paranormal. He joined Mal Pope to explore demonic possession and how Jesus approached it.
For many, that question follows us into everyday life—shaping how we think, how we speak, and how we engage with the world around us. And with political uncertainty affecting so many nations today, it raises an even bigger question. So, what does it really mean to be a responsible citizen as a Christian right now? Bible teacher and the founder of Christianityworks, Berni Dymet, joined Madeleine Kerzner to unpack this