Is it ever OK to Pick N Mix your religious beliefs?
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Have you ever filled a Pick N Mix bag at the cinema with every colour and flavour you could grab? A recent survey suggests that nearly 40% of Gen Z and young Millennials are taking the same approach to faith, mixing and matching beliefs to suit their own taste.
To explore this growing trend, Esther Higham is joined by author and speaker Reverend Dr Ian Paul to discuss what’s driving this shift and how the whole Gospel can connect with younger generations.
Released on 19 Nov 2025
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