Faith, Hope, and Love

Lydia Bennett sat down with Charlotte Adelle, a singer-songwriter, music engineer and music producer to chat about how she came to faith in Jesus aged 17 and how her faith has shaped her career in the music industry.

Dr Rob Waller is a clinical psychiatrist, a speaker with the Mind and Soul Foundation and author of The Worry Book. He sat down with Lydia Bennett to talk about how we can get a grip on our worry, when worry can actually be helpful, and how we can take Jesus' commandments in Matthew 6 seriously.

In this powerful interview, worship leader Helen Yousaf shares her journey of being called by the holy spirit to paint images that speak straight into people’s lives, despite no experience as an artist!

After a moving conversation about homelessness, Mal Pope was joined by Sam Milchem from Altitude Mission. Sam shared how his team is reaching young adults and professionals in the French Alps through ski culture, community, and radical hospitality, showing that even on the luxurious slopes of Méribel, the need for Jesus is just as real as anywhere else.

From his own journey through trauma and homelessness, Pastor Mick Fleming explains why serving those on the margins shouldn't just be charity; it’s an encounter with Jesus that reshapes our hearts.

Chris White sat down with Fiona Stewart to share how, after drifting from faith, a road trip to the Hebrides became the place where he powerfully encountered God again.

Ashleigh Hull, Emerging Generations Associate with Living Out, joined Fiona Stewart on Faith, Hope and Love to share her journey of giving her sexuality to God. Choosing celibacy in order to live by biblical principles rather than personal desires, Ashleigh reflects on what this means for her identity, faith, and daily walk with Jesus.

Financial expert Emmanuel Asuquo joins Fiona Stewart on Faith, Hope and Love to unpack the challenges facing UK Christians in today’s housing market and answer YOUR tricky questions!

Speaking with Madeleine Kerzner, Jason shares his remarkable journey, from a troubled past to becoming a pastor for over 20 years.

Life isn’t always neat or easy; sometimes it feels messy, painful, or even impossible to pray. Sr Dr Gemma Simmonds CJ is an author, lecturer, and spiritual director. She shares with Madeleine Kerzner how we can find God in the mess of everyday life and keep praying even when it feels dry or lifeless.

When the news feels overwhelming, the future seems shaky, and personal storms won’t settle, how can we find peace? Fiona Stewart spoke with Amy Boucher Pye, author, retreat leader, and spiritual director. Amy shared her heart for helping people encounter God’s grace in everyday life, and even shared a simple exercise to focus and rest in God’s peace.

It started as an ordinary day with her husband Craig and their three children. But within hours, Kristina Loughridge was rushed to the hospital with a sudden, life-threatening sepsis infection. She told Mal Pope how the odds were stacked against her survival, and about a mysterious encounter that only God could have arranged to save her...

Paul & Jo Naughton, lead pastors of Harvest Church, London, join Mal Pope for a raw and honest conversation about the sacrifices and struggles of Christian leadership, the heart behind their new book, and the incredible ways God has reached into their lives.

Berni Dymet — Bible teacher, author, and the voice of A Different Perspective — joins Mal Pope for a powerful conversation about faith, finances, and the extraordinary ways God provides when the numbers don’t seem to add up.

We all face trauma, but few of us know how to respond well to it. Mal Pope was joined by Steve Midgley, Senior Pastor of Christ Church, Cambridge, former psychiatrist, and Executive Director of Biblical Counselling UK. Steve's new book, Understanding Trauma, explores how the church can better respond to the emotional and spiritual wounds many people carry, and why caring well for the traumatised is essential to Christian ministry.