Heat Wave: How going green today could save lives globally
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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.
Released on 29 Jun 2026
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