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In an increasingly divided political culture, do churches need to do more to help Christians think biblically about politics? As debate continues over what it means for the UK to be a “Christian nation”, Churches Together in England has launched Kingdom Over Nation, a new resource exploring Christian nationalism, political discipleship, and civic engagement. With 1 Peter urging believers to honour governing authorities, how should Christians engage in politics today?
Released on 26 May 2026
Tech trillionaire Elon Musk has claimed his neurotechnology company has “Jesus-level” technology, with the ability to heal blindness and paraplegia. But is there a line Christians should draw when it comes to biotech? What are the miracles to celebrate, and what could become a dystopian nightmare? Professor John Wyatt, a neonatologist and futurist, and Dr Calum Miller shared their views with Esther Higham.
For a book of more than half a million words, the Bible certainly loves its numbers. From recurring figures like 3, 7, 12 and 40 to the calculations hidden in some of its stories, numbers often carry meaning beyond simple counting. This comes as reports suggest some sums and times tables are particularly difficult for the brain to grasp. So, can we miss something in Scripture if numbers aren't our strong suit? Joining Esther was the Rev. Dr Ian Paul to unpack some of the Bible's most mystical numbers!
Walking down a UK high street, we often see empty shops, vape stores replacing local businesses, and off-licences where community hubs once thrived, signs of both physical and spiritual decline. So what can Christians do in response? Joel Baker of Bread Café in Yeovil and Olly Sherwood of London City Mission in Lewisham chat with Esther about bringing revival to our streets.