Board games are growing in popularity, with over 3,000 new releases each year. Despite the rise of video games and virtual reality, board games remain popular, even at Christmas. Is this a trend that churches could get on board with? Matt Young, who runs board game events at his church in Edenbridge, discusses this with Esther Higham
God’s chosen man or the devil in disguise? Premier’s Max Avard spoke to historian Martyn Whittock about what we can expect in Trump's second term, how his presidency will affect US-UK relations, and why Christians are so divided on him.
Richard Reddie, director of justice and inclusion for Churches Together in Britain and Ireland, chats to Premier’s Max Avard about the summer of riots, challenging populist politics, and how the church can help ease racial tension.
Premier’s Esther Higham speaks to Nick Spencer from Theos to unpack the highs and lows of the new Labour government, the encouraging faith of some cabinet members, and why the Prime Minister has already become so unpopular.
Woodbridge in Suffolk has been crowned the happiest place to live in the UK by Rightmove. Premier’s Max Avard spoke to Doug Waller, lead pastor of Woodbridge Quay Church, about what makes this riverside town so special, the challenges of doing ministry in a happy place, and his hopes and prayers for next year.
As Christians worldwide celebrate Christmas, unique and universal themes emerge across cultures. From vibrant parades in the Philippines to serene midnight masses in Italy, Christmas embodies unity, love, and reflection. What do Christians have in common at Christmas? Lily Strachan, a Chaplain at Robert Menzies College in Australia, and Sjah Ndaba, a Bible teacher and Pastor from Jubilee Church in South Africa, joined Esther Higham to explore this.
Thinking of popping the question this Christmas? Or giving your marriage a festive MOT? Dayo and Tayo Oyinlola, leaders of the Marriage Enrichment Ministry at New Wine Church, share their top tips for proposals, navigating the festive pressures in marriage, and dealing with your difficult in-laws.
Chris McCausland has made history as the first blind winner of Strictly Come Dancing. What does his win mean for the visually impaired community, and how can churches become more inclusive? Esther Higham spoke to Sarah Dawkins, CEO of Torch Trust.
About 1.1 million people in the UK will work this Christmas Day, sacrificing time with family to keep the country running. What’s it like for those working while trying to find time to celebrate the Christmas story? Deborah Akinlawon of the Christian Police Association and Lucy Honeysett from Christians in Care joined Esther Higham.
What can we learn from the Gregg Wallace allegations about creating healthy male-female dynamics in our workplaces and churches? Inclusion expert Jess Gondwe-Atkins speaks to Esther Higham about confronting but not shaming people, being an ally, and the simple questions that can save a lot of hurt.
Franciscan friar Fr. Emmanuel Mansford talks with Esther Higham about breaking free from the cycle of festive indulgence and materialism this Christmas.
Film critics Charles Merritt and Rev Andy Godfrey chat to Esther Higham about this year's box office hits, why Die Hard is a Christmas film, and if we should stop labelling some films 'Christian'.
Youth Pastor Sarah Williams chats to Esther Higham about whether the UK should follow Australia's lead in banning social media for under-16's.
According to the online retailer Very, adults plan to spend over £695 on Christmas preparations this year, with about a third on decorations. Is decorating your house with lights, wreaths, and trinkets just buying into a consumerist Christmas or could it be a chance to share the gospel with a tasteful nativity scene or an inflatable Jesus? Sammy Jordan, Director of Hope for Every Home, joined Esther Higham to discuss this topic.
Artist manager Tom Limebear sat down with Premier's Max Avard to reflect on this year's most popular songs and artists. They discuss Tom's secret love for pop music, why he's not a Swiftie, and the worship song that always 'does bits'.
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