John Kirkby on how to build a Jesus-sharing culture
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John Kirkby, founder of Christians Against Poverty, and his wife, Lizzy, have started a growing vision, rooted in the words of Isaiah 61, to see lives transformed not just practically but spiritually. The Isaiah 61 movement, i61m, is a practical resource to help Christians and churches build a Jesus-sharing culture. John joined Mal Pope to share how God put the idea in him and how it's grown since
Released on 23 Jun 2026
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