Is calling out other religions a helpful way to share our faith?
Playback speed
A viral US worship night has sparked debate by calling out other religions—singing, “Buddha’s in the ground, Mohammed’s in the ground,” while Jesus is alive.
But is publicly criticising other faiths a helpful way to point people to Jesus? And 25 years after the Pope first visited a mosque, how do we love people of other faiths without compromising the truth? Evangelist Danny Neale joined Esther Higham to discuss.
Released on 30 Apr 2026
Coming up next
Would you be up for 26 sports in 26 hours (for Jesus)?
On Monday’s show, we celebrated an incredible sporting feat—Sebastian Sawe’s sub-2-hour run at the 2026 London Marathon. But what about a marathon that covers 26 sports in 26 locations over 26 hours, all for Jesus? Scripture Union’s Mark Oliver, Sport Mission Team Leader, and Dave Newton, National Director, joined Esther to share the story.
Is politics dividing the UK church?
With UK local elections approaching and polls predicting gains for Reform UK and the Greens, questions about political division are intensifying—even within churches. Esther Higham spoke to the Rt Rev Philip North and Krish Kandiah about how Christians navigate deep disagreements, share community and communion, and foster understanding when fellow believers hold sharply opposing political views.
The new festival taking place at a sight with 1,300 years of Christian history
With the summer season on the way, how are your holiday plans shaping up? And do they include a Christian festival? The Waverley Abbey Festival takes place later this month, on Monday 25th May—at, you guessed it, Waverley Abbey in Surrey. Sarah Schrack is one of the event leads and joined Esther to share more! Find out more at waverleyabbey.org/festival
