Inspirational Breakfast with Esther Higham

Esther Higham speaks to leading writer, theologian and member of the Arch-Bishop's Council, Rev Dr Ian Paul on the Israeli PM's speech.

Esther Higham takes a trip to Birmingham in this exciting interview with Rev Mike Royal and Maxine Brooks to see what makes the city the apple of God's eye.

Paranormal experts Matt Arnold and Peter Laws chat to Esther Higham about all things spooky. Should Christians celebrate Halloween? Why doesn't the church do exorcisms anymore? Do ghosts really exist?

Esther Higham speaks to Chris Goswami, Phil Jump and Nathan Mladin of the AI Christian Partnership on where the AI pathway could lead humanity.

Worship artist Elle Limebear and author Jane Kirby chat to Esther Higham about anxiety and why they're waving goodbye to it with their new 40-day devotional.

Kat Osborn from Safe Families, Kathy Spooner, CEO of Christians in Counselling, and Tiffany Accardi, founder of Gals that brunch, share their wisdom on finding community and friendship amidst the loneliness epidemic.

In this chat with Esther Higham on the war between Israel and Hamas, the Arch Bishop of Jerusalem Hosam Naoum, reveals his hopes for peace as well as a lasting solution to the recurrent conflict in the region.

Esther Higham speaks to Rev Dr Jack Sara of Bethlehem Bible College and Regina Lynch of Aid to Christians in Need, on the Israel-Gaza war, the humanitarian aid gotten so far and the human costs involved.

CBeebies presenter Gemma Hunt joins Esther Higham and a special guest to chat about her creative way of getting children into the stories of the bible.

Esther Higham speaks to an elder of Brechin Gardner Memorial and Farnell Parish Churches, Heather Edwards on how people responded in Brechin in the wake of storm Babet

Dr Clair Linzey from Oxford Centre for Animal Ethics chats to Esther Higham about the spiritual significance of animals, why Genesis might be calling us to go vegetarian, and whether our pets will be with us in heaven.

Investment director Robert Hughes-Penney, and Sue Richardson from Just Money, chat to Esther Higham about how to fix our economy, why we should celebrate taxes, and whether the rich should pay higher taxes.

Peter Lynas and Jo Frost from the Evangelical Alliance join Esther Higham to chat about the culture war, identity politics, and what it really means to be human.

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