Multiculturalism in the Church
Is it wrong for me to want to worship in a church where everyone comes from the same background as me? What would an ideal multicultural church look like? Chine McDonald, Director of Theos, and Krish Kandiah, author and founder of The Sanctuary Foundation share their thoughts.
The story behind Amazing Grace told on stage
Esther Higham is joined by the team behind Forever Mine, a new play retelling the story of the most iconic hymn of all time by retracing the steps of its writer John Newton (literally!).
Roy Godwin: The difference between praying and speaking a blessing
Roy Godwin, author of 'And I Will Bless Them: Releasing Transformation through the Spoken Blessing', talks about the difference between praying and speaking a blessing.
Is your hair style affecting your job prospects?
The woman behind World Afro Day Michelle De Leon and Marcia Dixon (MBE) who is a well-known PR specialist join Esther Higham to explore new facts from a study that shows how employers react to Afro styled hair and what we as Christians can do about it. They delve into the question, should you be able to wear what you want to church?
The Hollywood strike has 'been an existential reckoning'
Script writer and director Debs Patterson chats to Esther Higham about the threat of AI to filmmaking, why Hollywood stars are still on strike, and how Barbenheimer brought us all together.
'People are bored of New Atheists, they're looking for hope'
Reverend Marcus Nelson from Hope Cymru chats to Esther Higham about reaching the whole of Wales with the gospel and why the 'New Atheists' have nothing left to say.
Why the City of London is packed with churches
Robert Hughes-Penney, an alderman for the City of London, joins Esther Higham to chat about spiritual symbols in the City of London, why it's rammed full of churches, and what's planned for the upcoming City Prayer Breakfast.
Why you need to stop speaking 'Christianese'
Evangelist and author Shauna Pilgreen joins Esther Higham to chat Christian jargon and how we bring God into everyday conversations.
Robert Beckford: White fragility is an inability to understand racism
As Premier begins its celebrations of Black History Month, Professor Robert Beckford joins Esther Higham to chat about black female pioneers, white fragility, and why some churches are like bottles of Guinness.
“Unfinished business” in NI - how the church is bringing healing
Dr Nicola Brady, David Smyth, and Peter Cosgrove on the continued impact of the Troubles, how the church is helping to bring healing, and why everyone is opposed to the government's new legacy bill.
Meet the women blessing the UK in her campervan
What's the craziest road trip you've ever been on? Wendy Thomas has been driving a yellow camper van from Lands End to John O'Groats, praying a prophetic word of blessing over the entire nation. She parked up to chat with Esther Higham about why she set off on her incredible journey.
What's it like being on the Great British Bake Off?
Kevin Flynn chats to Esther Higham about his amazing experience on the Great British Bake Off and how he's using his platform to spread the gospel.
"Harvest Festival should also be a time to lament"
Dr David W. Golding and Rev Danie Lindley chat with Esther Higham about the relevance of Harvest festival in the age of climate change and rampant consumerism.
The billionaires trying to live forever
Professor John Wyatt and Dr Omololu Fagunwa chat to Esther Higham about Silicon Valley's "quest for immortality", humans playing God, and why living forever is a curse.
Lou Fellingham on simplifying worship, diversity on stage, and crowdfunding new music
Lou Fellingham is celebrating 28 years in the music industry with a brand new set of songs. She spoke to Esther Higham about the unique way she funded the album and why there's still not enough women on stage.