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A couple set up a church lunch club offering free meals to children in Sheffield — but hardly anyone came. So, what went wrong? If you have the faith and the calling, is that enough? Or does effective social action require more? Esther Higham spoke to Graeme Hodge, who has decades of experience leading social action projects, and Daniel Jones from Stewardship, which supports thousands of churches, charities and charity workers to turn their ideas into effective, lasting projects.

The ADHD Myth? has already become one of the most controversial shows of the year — labelled “inaccurate” and “dangerous” by various charities and sparking widespread backlash online. But is there any truth to the programme’s claims? And how should we talk about and adapt to ADHD in our churches? Esther spoke to psychiatrist Philippa Savage, psychologist Dr Jeremy Rowe and author Sophie Killingley to unpack the nuances of ADHD, the rise in diagnoses, and why it's never something to be 'prayed away'.

How much of the Bible could you recite in one go? A couple of verses? A chapter? A whole book? Actor and spoken-word artist Errol McGlashan learnt every single word of the Gospel of Mark — and spent the last few weeks performing it at the Edinburgh Fringe in his show Whoever Has Ears To Hear. Errol joined Esther live to prove how much of Mark he could still recite in one go!