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Dr. Claire Gilbert knows this struggle well. An author, speaker, and mentor, Claire was diagnosed with myeloma—a cancer of the blood—at age 54 and has lived with it ever since. Her book Miles to Go Before I Sleep: Letters on Hope, Death and Learning to Live chronicles her journey through illness and faith. She joined Lydia Bennett to share how her faith sustained her through the diagnosis.
Released on 9 Jan 2026
Scripture is rich with wisdom, but sometimes its meaning feels distant or hard to grasp. So, is it possible to engage deeply with the Bible without losing sight of its original intent? Paul Coulter, the executive Director of Christianity in Society, joined Madeleine Kerzner to unpack this.
Emma Kirby and her husband, Jo, lost a baby— not once, but twice. The grief was overwhelming, and fear consumed Emma during her second pregnancy. But in the midst of the darkness, God spoke through Psalm 27, bringing peace and hope she thought she’d lost. Emma joined Madeleine Kerzner to share a bit of his story.
Scams cost the UK an estimated £10 billion every year. Yet, most of these crimes go unreported—often because victims feel ashamed or foolish. The criminals involved in these scams are highly sophisticated, making them hard to track and stop. Professor Keith, Founding Director of the National Centre for Cross-Disciplinary Social Work and a leading voice in safeguarding, joined Mal Pope to share vital insights on why scams are so prevalent and how to stop them.
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