 
        Jamaica has been struck by its strongest storm on record. Prophet and mentor Ottis Reynolds has been using his Instagram platform to share updates from people in Jamaica during this difficult time. He joined Michael Fanstone to unpack how Christians can respond — both with their wallets and on their knees.
 
        Founder of the National Day of Prayer and Worship (NDOPW), Pastor Jonathan Oloyede, joined Michael Fanstone to unpack the NDOPW’s 72-hour prayer vigil over the Halloween weekend — and to explain why spiritual discernment is essential and why believers must not fall for the devil’s tactics.
 
        When we fall in love and commit to someone, we often hope it will last a lifetime. But life doesn’t always follow that script. So how do you know when the time is right to enter a new relationship after the previous one has ended? Harry Benson from the Marriage Foundation, and author and speaker Lauren Windle joined Michael Fanstone to unpack this
 
        Esther Tikare, founder of The Serve Network—a Christian media company producing faith-based content—joined Michael Fanstone to unpack how to stay ahead of toxic TikTok trends and better understand the risks young people face online.
 
        Andy Keen-Downs CBE, CEO of the Prison Advice and Care Trust, joined Michael Fanstone to unpack a new report that raised concerns about the state of prison education and its impact on young offenders, as well as the challenges of running a ministry in a broken system.
 
        Life’s challenges can be complex, and while some may have spiritual roots, others may not. How can you tell the difference? Minister at St Crispin’s, Islington and church planter, Rev Dr Paul Blackham, joined Michael Fanstone to discuss this
 
        Ayo Adedoyin, founder of the International Organisation for Peacebuilding and Social Justice, and Ayodele Adio, political commentator and journalist, joined Michael Fanstone to unpack whether the global media is downplaying the Nigerian Christian genocide and how we, as Christians, can pray for the Giant of Africa
 
        Tithing in crypto? Chatbots making salvation calls? AI writing sermons? When it comes to incorporating AI into your ministry, the list of practical, ethical, and theological questions can feel endless. Nick Parker, Partnerships Lead at CV Global, joined Michael Fanstone to explore some of these tech conundrums.
 
        Interim chair of the Christian Police Association, Graham Norman, joined Mal Pope to investigate what it is that keeps us coming back for more when it comes to crime and mystery dramas.
 
        Reverend Pat Allerton, vicar of St. Peter's Notting Hill, author of A Pocketful of Hope, and probably best known as The Portable Priest, joined Mal Pope to discuss whether a “Deliveroo-style mobile chaplaincy service” is a great boost for one-to-one pastoral care.
 
        I Will Tell 2025 runs from September 19th to 29th, and its founder, Jenny Lee, joined Michael Fanstone to share the passion behind her vision.
 
        Veterinarian and farmer Sam Bowker, and Chaplain to Thrapston Livestock Market, Rev. Eddie Smith, joined Michael Fanstone to discuss how the hottest summer on record affected not just the soil, but farmers across the country, and how we can show more appreciation to our farmers.
 
        Rachel Steeden, Head of Legal at Stewardship UK, and financial expert Emmanuel Asuquo joined Michael Fanstone to explore how we can leave an inheritance for future generations with the recent changes to inheritance tax law.
 
        Kathy Spooner, CEO of the Association of Christian Counsellors, joined Michael Fanstone to explore this term coined by psychiatrist Rami Kaminski to describe someone who feels like an outsider in any group and how agreeable it is with what the Bible has to say about who we are.
 
        Jonty Langley, Editor of Shibboleth Magazine, and Dominic Muir, CEO of Now Believe and part of the Battle for Britain Movement, joined Michael Fanstone to unpack recent controversy in some UK cities where the St George’s Cross was painted over on mini roundabouts and what the Bible says about patriotism.
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