Inspirational Breakfast with Esther Higham

Pastor James Lynch joins Esther Higham from Seoul to discuss South Korea's recent political turmoil, national grief following the Muan plane tragedy, and the role of churches in a largely non-religious nation.

Tech billionaire Elon Musk often makes bold and provocative comments on social media to highlight what he believes is wrong. If we are to speak the truth to each other as scripture commands, is Elon Musk an example to follow? Sam Brown from LICC and writer Tim Berchavaise joined Esther Higham to unpack this.

Interior stylist Becca Brumwell shares her top tips for turning a house into a home, from creative budget-friendly décor to praying over a space and having an open-door policy for guests.

Over 360 million Christians face persecution for their faith in countries where being a Christian can be a death sentence. Is there more the church can do? Henrietta Blyth of Open Doors, Sir Stephen Timms MP, and Scot Bower of Christian Solidarity Worldwide, join Esther Higham to discuss.

Jonny Campbell, Associate National Director of Alpha UK, joins Esther Higham to share his top tips for running a successful course.

This year, 2025, Premier Christian Radio turns 30, Premier Lifeline turns 30, Premier Gospel turns 15, and Premier Christianity turns 60 – old enough for a free bus pass! So as celebrations get underway, how can we ensure Premier remains strong for the next 30 years? Premier’s CEO, Kevin Bennett, joined Esther Higham to unpack what's to come.

Dr. Simon Cross, AI Policy Lead for the Church of England, joins Esther Higham to discuss the rise of predictive AI technology, whose really making our decisions for us, and whether churches could use this tech to reach those searching for faith.

January 7th is Christmas Day in the Orthodox Church. What does celebrating Christmas after the New Year feel like, and how can we use this season to share our faith with the world? His Eminence Archbishop Angaelos, the Coptic Orthodox Archbishop of London, joined Esther Higham to discuss this

Is there a spiritual difference between a beautifully decorated cathedral and a plain corporate conference hall? Veteran stonemason and author Andrew Ziminski joined Esther Higham to discuss

Former MPs Miriam Cates and Stephen Pound join Esther Higham for a political lookahead to 2025, discussing Labour's challenges, Elon Musk's growing influence in UK politics, and how they’re praying for those in power.

January 7th is informally known as 'Divorce Day' in the UK. If Christmas is about celebrating God's love through the gift of Jesus, what drives so many couples to the brink? What steps can couples take to restore harmony? Relationship coach Adaeze Chiwoko and Michaela Hyde from the Marriage Foundation joined Esther Higham to discuss this

With Luke Littler winning the PDC World Darts Championship at just 17, Premier’s Esther Higham speaks to former Olympian Marilyn Okoro about raising our expectations for young people.

New Year's Eve, more than most dates in the diary, can promote FOMO—Fear of Missing Out. However, for some people, it helps them embrace JOMO—the Joy of Missing Out. As Christians, how should we approach the New Year frenzy in a biblical way? Michele Guinness, author of The Heavenly Party, shared some words of wisdom in a chat with Esther Higham.

Every December 31st, the monarch recognises remarkable contributions to society through the British honours system. This year's list includes notable figures like actor Stephen Fry and Mayor Sadiq Khan, as well as unsung heroes like Pastor Stephen Redman from Ark Church in York, who was awarded an MBE for his work with families of children battling cancer. He joined Esther Higham to share his experience.

In just over 10 years, Veganuary and Dry January have inspired millions. If these campaigns encourage fasting and abstinence, should Christians participate too? Will it make us healthier and spiritually stronger? Registered Dietitian and founder of Food for Purpose, Shola Oladipo, joined Esther Higham to discuss this.