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Charles Maasz, CEO of Glasgow City Mission, joins Esther to reflect on the practical and spiritual ways we can help those most severely affected by the cold weather.
Released on 7 Jan 2026
The Apostle Paul urges believers in Corinthians to “eagerly desire the spiritual gifts” — but what does that look like in everyday life? And what if we’re nervous about how the Holy Spirit might disrupt our carefully ordered routines? Nick and Rev Ali Herbert, leaders at Gas Street Church and authors of Powerhouse: Encouraging the Ministry of the Spirit, spoke to Esther Higham.
Cancel culture has become one of the most hotly debated topics of modern life. Some argue it gives voice to the marginalised and enforces accountability, while others feel it stifles free speech and shuts down debate. Revd Dr Helen Paynter, Director of the Centre for the Study of Bible and Violence, and leadership coach Paul Anderson-Walsh joined Esther to explore what the term even means anymore, which Bible characters might be “cancelled” today, and why God chose so many controversial leaders.
New Year’s Day saw the return of the BBC’s The Traitors, a show all about deception and trust. But spotting a traitor isn’t just a TV challenge. In Matthew’s Gospel, Jesus warns about false prophets; wolves in sheep’s clothing. So how can we recognise them in real life, especially in our churches and communities? Rev Dr Alasdair Black of Stirling Baptist Church shared his insights with Esther Higham on Inspirational Breakfast.
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