Is it God's will to bring back the dodo?
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Could bringing extinct animals back be part of caring for God's creation — or are we trying to play Him?
Following a breakthrough by Colossal Biosciences in its bid to revive the extinct moa bird, Stephanie Bevan from Christians in Science and Dr Ruth Bancewicz from the Faraday Institute for Science and Religion join Esther to discuss the Biblical perspective on de-extinction.
Released on 11 Jun 2026
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The spiritual needs of the waterways...
With heatwave temperatures driving crowds to Britain’s rivers and canals, concerns over water safety have grown following a series of recent drownings. But what practical steps can help prevent tragedy in open water—and how do waterways chaplains support communities beyond moments of crisis? Chris Upton, CEO of Waterways Chaplaincy, spoke to Esther Higham.
Are you missing the third Person of the Trinity?
Can you remember the first time you encountered the Holy Spirit? Was it a dramatic moment — falling to the ground, shaking, or overwhelmed by God’s presence? Or more like John Wesley described, with your heart “strangely warmed”? Perhaps it wasn’t a single moment at all, but a quiet, growing awareness. Fr Matt Anscombe, a Catholic priest serving in Peru, spoke to Esther about his book Don’t Forget the Holy Spirit - helping us to recognise and involve the Spirit of God in our everyday lives.
