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Critics are saying that the Bible Society's Quiet Revival report makes “giddy, unsubstantiated claims” that don’t match the latest attendance figures from the Church of England. So have we become excited about something that doesn’t really exist?
Esther Higham spoke to Dr Rob Barwood-Symons, co-author of the study, to get a deeper look at how the research was conducted, what it’s really telling us, and why the critics may have muddled their maths.
Released on 27 Nov 2025
Rebekah Brettle from Houses of Light joins Esther to show you a simple, powerful way to share your faith with your entire neighbourhood this Christmas.
After a recent breakthrough enabled a woman to walk again despite being told she never would, Esther invited surgeons Leo Cheng and Caris Grimes to explore whether we should still be holding out for miracles and who should be getting the final credit.
Like Harry Potter before it, Stranger Things is sparking Christian debate about darkness in media and whether it's okay for our families to watch together. Rev. Cris Rogers joined Esther to explore whether the series has anything “honourable, lovely, or excellent” to offer — and how parents can support their children swept up in the excitement.
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