Inspirational Breakfast with Esther Higham

You may have wrestled with your faith but what about actually wrestling at church? Gareth 'Angel' Thompson, founder of Wrestling Church, chatted to Esther Higham about telling bible stories through body slams and why we overcomplicate church.

Join walk-fanatic Jon Toms and Esther Higham for a (virtual) "wellness walk" where they chat emotional intelligence, creating spaces for vulnerability, and why humans are just like trees.

After being charged with murder at the age of 18, Kenny Imafidon's case was dropped and his life miraculously turned around. He joined Esther Higham to talk about finding faith, his new book 'That Peckham Boy'. and why our upbringing does not necessarily define us.

Revd Mark Coleman, a Just Stop Oil activist, speaks to Esther Higham about ending fossil fuel production, protesting at Wimbledon, and why he's willing to be arrested for his beliefs.

Revd Tim Presswood, President of Baptists Together, joins Esther Higham to talk about getting out of the church, on the streets...and even up a hill!

Matt Batton, known as Comms Guy Matt, joins Esther Higham to talk about avoiding arguments online and what he makes of the new social media app Threads.

John Reynolds (and his two young kids) chat to Esther Higham about being called to social media, gaining over 400k followers, and how his hilarious videos help him talk to people about Jesus.

Liz Cole chats to Esther Higham about creation, evolution, and how her work as a scientist has made her closer to God.

Alex Cockram, a wheelchair tennis coach at Lawn Tennis Association, chats to Esther Higham about why British players are favourites to win the wheelchair championships.

Author Katharine Hill joins Esther Higham to chat about finding moments of peace in our busy lives and why some interruptions are a good thing!

David Stretton-Downes, founder of Cedarwood Festival, chats to Esther Higham about bringing together a variety of church denominations for this weekend's event in Yorkshire.

Content creators Sophie Crew and Rachel Wilson (Soph and Rach) join Esther Higham to chat about friendship, phone addiction, and how YouTube has helped them share the gospel.

Dr Andrew Ollerton, theologian and pastor, chats to Esther Higham about his new book, 'Romans: A letter that makes sense of life', and travelling to Rome for the Bible Society's new course on the book of Romans.

Struggling to make decisions or know when God's speaking to you? Iain Dunbar and Peter Wilkinson, authors of Good Call, join Esther Higham to chat about how to start making better choices.

Luke Rollins, a DJ chaplain, chats to Esther Higham about drug testing at festivals and his incredible testimony of finding faith on a night out.