Inspirational Breakfast with Esther Higham

Rev Luke Bacon, Claire Hailwood of Home for Good and Lucinda Smith, author of 'The Red Thread', explore the unique experiences in multicultural adoption as Christians.

Catherine Burt, assistant director, and 8-year old member Ranjini join Esther Higham to chat about why Girls Brigade is still so popular after 135 years

Esther Higham speaks to the Rector of St Andrews Church in Ramallah and Vice-Chair of the Hospital, Father Fadi on the devasting bombing in Gaza that has now claimed at least 500 lives

John Kirkby, founder of the I61 movement, joins Esther Higham to answer all your big questions and worries about sharing your faith.

Esther Higham tackles the pertinent conversation of better Policing and the role the Church can play in this interview with police officers Bevan Powell and Brian McCarthy.

Author and founder of Premier Unbelievable, Justin Brierley, chats with Esther Higham about the decline in New Atheism, why intellectuals are drawn to the biblical story, and how we can confidently defend our faith.

Military strategist and expert Major General Tim Cross (Retired) speaks to Esther Higham on the danger of the current military options being explored in the fight between Israel and Hamas.

Esther Higham speaks to Harvey Kwiyani, an author and expert on African Theology, on why there are more miraculous signs in African churches today than churches native to the UK.

Broadcaster Lady T and producer Tobi Olujinmi from the podcast Discover Me join Esther Higham to chat about overcoming barriers, to success, connecting with their history, and what they learnt from their conversations with Bridgerton actress Adjoa Andoh.

Miriam Cates (MP), Bishop David Walker (House of lords) and Andy Flanagan Director of Christians in Politics, discuss whether Church leaders should speak out about issues in politics and society or stick to preaching.

What can we do today that would heal the scars of the past? Is reparations for the slave trade in the UK a ray of light for Black people? Esther Higham speaks to broadcaster, author and founder of Heirs of Slavery Alex Renton and the Music Director at Liverpool Lighthouse and the Liverpool Gospel Music Festival Chair, Anu Omedeyi.

Rev David Hardman chats with Esther Higham live from Jerusalem and shares how he felt waking up to the sounds of sirens and rockets when the conflict broke out.

Esther Higham speaks to Ian Soars CEO of Spurgeons and Rev Giselle Rusted, Chaplaincy and Spiritual Care Lead for Pennine Care Foundation on mental health issues in young people. With the high rate of mental health problems in people aged 16-25 years, what can we do to support and roll back the thickening clouds filling the minds of our young people? They discuss the possibility of over-reliance on scriptures in addressing mental issues, rather than having a collaborative approach to the problem.

Esther Higham speaks to Dean of St George College in Jerusalem, The Very Revd Canon Richard Sewell, on the Israel-Hamas War and the current situation for pilgrims in the area. They delve deeper into how Christians can pray and shine a light during this dark time.

Esther Higham speaks to founder of the Mentoring Advocacy Network, Lau Ciocan, and Martin Saunders about Toxic Masculinity, how we can help raise a new generation of Biblical and godly men. and who the perfect role model for men is.