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How much do statues of Jesus draw people to faith? The world’s tallest statue of Jesus is being built in Armenia, with the 33-metre figure standing on a 44-metre platform. Due for completion in 2027, it’s already attracted attention — including opposition from the Armenian Apostolic Church. So when does a statue become a symbol of faith, and when could it become idolatry? Esther was joined by Dr Ian Bullock, CEO of the Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer, to discuss.
Released on 28 Aug 2026
Pope Leo has been named one of Vanity Fair’s best-dressed men — but can what we wear say something about our faith? Celebrity stylist joins Esther to explore why he thinks some Christians have misunderstood Biblical teaching on fashion, and the subtle fashion faux pas that could distract from our message when we’re preaching the good news.
Isaac Anup Rana, Field Operations Director at World Vision Nepal, joins Mal Pope to reflect on the devastating flash floods in the Nepal-Tibet border region, the ongoing rescue efforts in the country’s hydroelectric tunnels, and how the charity is responding to the crisis on the ground.
Government figures show more than a quarter of 20-to-34-year-olds were living with their parents in 2025. As housing costs continue to soar, what does the Bible say about leaving home, independence and family life? The team spoke with housing researcher David Corbett about the challenges facing young people, while parenting expert Dr Kathy Koch shares advice for navigating this new season with adult children.