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Can you share your faith through the clothes and accessories you wear? I'm not talking t-shirts with Bible verses on them or hoodies with Christian slogans. I'm talking beautiful Christian jewellery. That is the vision of Grace Collective, a brand new fashion and jewellery brand created by Sophia McLean. Sophia joined Maria Rodrigues on Daytime to share the story of Grace Collective and how God inspired her to start the business.

Kaylin Ward was raised in a community shaped by hardship and instability. When she was twelve, Kaylin fell pregnant to a partner who was 11 years older. This, coupled with a lifestyle of clubbing, smoking and drugs, brought her to the brink. But Kaylin had a moment of encountering Jesus, which reframed her understanding of worth, future, and hope. She joins Carlton Baxter to share the whole story and how God turned it all around

In recent years, many Christians have been drawn to a picture of Jesus who is endlessly inclusive, affirming without challenge, and generous without cost. Theologian, biblical scholar, and pastor, Rev Dr Ian Paul, joined Carlton Baxter to explore the growing appeal of universalism and the idea of an “inclusive Jesus.”

For many of us, faith isn’t a straight line. It’s a story marked by questions, turning points, all woven together by God’s grace and the institutions that surround us. Jeremy Duff is the Principal of St Padarn’s Institute, where he has responsibility for shaping theological education and ministerial development across the Church in Wales. He joined Madeleine Kerzner to talk about his role as a Canon Professor, his love of teaching Scripture, and his testimony.

For many older people today, concerns like loneliness, declining health, loss of independence, financial pressure, and feeling unseen or forgotten can quietly shape everyday life. So, what does it really mean for our churches to serve the elderly well? Pippa Cramer MBE, who has spent years advocating for older people and helping churches think more deeply about how they value, include, and support those in later life, joined Madeleine Kerzner to unpack this.

Canon Angela Tilby, whose Christian journey has spanned broadcasting, parish ministry, theological education, and cathedral life, has written a new book titled Good Faith: Why England Needs Its Church. Angela believes the Church of England still matters, not as an abstract idea, but as a parish presence rooted in real communities, and she joined Mal Pope to share why.

Compassion for others is something we see clearly in the example of Jesus, and singer, songwriter, and worship leader Philippa Hanna is following that pathway through her involvement with Compassion UK. Compassion UK is a Christian organisation seeking to release children from the effects of poverty in the name of Jesus. Philippa joined Mal Pope to share how she first became connected with the organisation, what led her to sponsor a child personally, and the very real impact that decision has had.

What does it really mean to live as a Christian from Monday to Saturday — in our conversations, our workplaces, our homes, and online? Theologian, writer, and speaker Paul Coulter, who has spent years helping Christians think carefully and live faithfully, joined Mal Pope to unpack what it means to live as Christians in everyday life.

How long have you ever worshipped for? 2 hours? Maybe 6 hours? Maybe you're been to a 24 hour worship event? How about worshipping for 182 hours straight? Sal Ewen is the founder and director of Worshipping Friends, a growing group of friends from around the UK that are encouraging extended spaces of worship to allow believers to encounter God afresh. Sal sat down with Tash Kusi to share her story and the exciting new venture for Worshipping Friends, '7 Cities'.

For many believers, the Eucharist is a regular part of worship, something we might all do on Maundy Thursday, yet its depth, its mystery, and its transformative power often remain hidden in plain sight. Theologian and passionate teacher Rev Dr Michael Leyden joined Tash Kusi to unpack this very subject and understand what the Eucharist truly offers.

Former multimillionaire businessman and author of Filthy Rich, Manoj Raithatha, joins Tash Kusi to explore whether God always blesses with abundance and “more than enough,” or whether that desire comes from our own insatiable flesh. If scripture tells us that God “... richly provides us with everything for our enjoyment,” is abundance part of God’s provision, or is it simply us being greedy and unsatisfied?

Jo Hewlett and her husband, Jez Hewlett, experienced a big shock when pornography entered their marriage more than a decade ago. They had to walk through a season marked by secrecy, shattered trust, and deep emotional confusion. Out of that painful journey emerged Hope After. Jo joined Tash Kusi to share how God redeemed their marriage and home from the influence of pornography, and the fresh hope they now hold in God’s redemptive love. Find out more about them at www.hope-after.com

Stewardship’s latest Generosity Report shows: when people feel connected, when they trust their church or the causes they care about, and when they can see the difference their giving makes, generosity grows. Ruth Jackson, Head of PR and Communications at Stewardship, joined Tash Kusi to unpack the power of simple acts of generosity, the biblical heart behind living generously, and the real impact our giving has on communities and the people around us.

Tudor Griffith has spent years reflecting deeply on retirement, identity, purpose, and faith. He is the author of the book The Rest of Life, a gentle, thoughtful exploration of what it means to live wisely, faithfully, and hopefully in the later chapters of life. He joined Tash Kusi to explore how our faith can guide us as we navigate the final stages of our earthly story.

Ricky McAddock, Co‑Founder and CEO of Street Connect, is a powerful example of a life redeemed. He has spent years walking alongside people facing addiction, homelessness, and deep personal crisis. But behind this national Christian charity is Ricky’s own journey, a story of moving from addiction into purpose. Ricky joined Tash Kusi to unpack his testimony of grace, captured in his book Street Connect: His‑story.