Prayer or Planning: What really brings spiritual renewal?

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David Stroud, founding pastor of Christ Church London and a leader behind the Everything Conference, joined Esther to share insight into how Christians can intentionally impact their places and spaces for the good of others and the glory of God.

Released on 17 Apr 2026

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