Faith, Hope, and Love

Is it time to rise and serve? Scott McNamara is head of Kings' Army, an international evangelistic ministry. He shared his incredible testimony with Fiona Stewart, including visions of God and almost signing a major record deal!

How should Christians view work? Coach, therapist, and Christian Dr Kathrine McAleese joined Mal Pope to offer advice to listeners on finding the balance between loving and submitting to their work, when to strive and when to say enough is enough...

How do we balance love and judgment in evangelism? Is it possible to speak the truth without sounding harsh? Can we truly show love without avoiding the difficult aspects? Ruth Weller is an evangelist, and she joined Fiona Stewart to help listeners find that balance, including sharing an incredible story of a street preacher gone too far and what she did sto stop them.

We live in a world obsessed with self-improvement, and if we're not careful, we might just commodify our faith into another step in our personal development journey. Katherine Brown from the Evangelical Alliance has been thinking about this issue. She joined Madeleine Kerzner to discuss the concept of a "Christian glow up."

Costa Michael is a barber who doubles as an evangelist, sharing faith with each haircut. He spoke to Madeline Kerzner about entrepreneurship, changing the reputation of barbers, and why boxer Anthony Joshua has been bigging up his evangelistic abilities.

How do you hold onto hope when tragedy strikes? Christian singer-songwriter Nadine Yomi joined Fiona Stewart to share her powerful testimony of overcoming grief after the sudden loss of her sister, just as her music career was beginning.

Loneliness is something that touches so many people, often quietly, and sometimes painfully. Especially in later life, loneliness can become a silent struggle, even in the most faith-filled communities. But what if the connection is closer than we think? Michelle Candlish, the Scottish National Development Manager for Linking Lives UK, joined Mal Pope to offer vital advice to listeners on combating loneliness.

Jacqui Gillespie-Cox was a rising figure in the world of witchcraft. She ran a successful New Age business and had a growing YouTube following. She knew of her local Baptist church and had even donated food to it, but never imagined she'd one day walk through its doors for anything more... she shared her remarkable testimony with Premier's Mal Pope!

James Aladiran, founder of Prayer Storm, joined Mal Pope to share his incredible testimony of trusting God, learning to pray, and the extraordinary miracles that followed.

Can Christians and comedy mix? The book of James warns us about the power of the tongue, and many of us know how a joke can go too far. If crude words and worship shouldn’t come from the same mouth, where’s the line? Another James, James Cary, is a comedy writer who joined Mal Pope to help us find that line.

What do you think needs to change for the church to thrive? When Hannah Rei came to faith, she realised that the body of Christ was looking somewhat disjointed and divided. She sat down with Madeleine Kerzner to discuss how a united body of believers needs to be the top priority for the church going forward.

Would you give up your dream if God asked you to? Andrew Mitchell shares how God brought him out of the Christian music world and into a brand-new, multi-million-pound industry, preparing him for what was to come next. Now, 10 years later, God has finally asked him to return to music with a faith-based record Label: Safehouse!

Have you heard recent reports about a "quiet revival"? Not only is church attendance rising above pre-COVID levels, but Bible sales have surged by nearly 80%, and thousands of baptisms are taking place across the Western world. It’s an exciting time and an answer to many years of prayer. But now that those prayers are being answered, what happens next? Rich Wilson joined Mal Pope to discuss how we can foster the next generation and share his thoughts on whether we might be getting just a bit overexcited!

Did you ever dream of becoming a professional footballer? Khallil Lambin once lived that dream; now he's a born-again evangelist with a football ministry. Returning to the spotlight, he opens up about the hidden struggles behind the glamorous world of football, finding faith during the Club World Cup, and how the pitch can sometimes feel like a prison cell.

We’ve all been to a service where the music isn’t quite clicking. But does that reveal worship is more attractional than we like to admit? Or can God work through anything - even a tambourine - if we have faith? Prophetic worship leader Ali McFarlane joined Donna Birrell to share her story and give us her take on a divisive subject!