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.
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.
Brittany White, the global coordinator of the Week of Prayer, joined Michael Fanstone to discuss how the 24/7 Global Week of Prayer will involve every nation in hosting a physical prayer room, with continuous prayer taking place day and night.
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.
Becky Hartle, Senior Partnerships Manager at Resurgo, joins Michael Fanstone to reflect on the concerning rise in NEET statistics and how the church can practically respond.
At least eight crimes took place at churches every day from 2022-2024, according to The Countryside Alliance. So it time to wise up and put more security measures in place? Or would that make our services seem less welcoming? Premier's Michael Fanstone spoke to Rob Cates, Senior Pastor of My Church Windsor, and Tony Winter, the pioneer behind Street Pastors in Manchester.
Does the animal kingdom offer us a glimpse into God's kingdom? Dr. Tim Lamont, a marine biologist at the Lancaster Environment Centre, joined Michael Fanstone to chat about the wonders of coral reefs, what parental guidance we can learn from various species, and how his job always points him towards worship. Plus, Tim shares some incredible new research around the crucial role of grandparents in the wild.
Andy Godfrey spends much of his time in a darkened room—immersed in the latest cinema releases. The 'Christian film critic' joined Michael Fanstone to share which summer blockbusters are worth your hard-earned money, which ones you should skip entirely, and which will point you back to God.
Have you ever said or posted something and instantly regretted it? Authors Jen Baker and William Thompson spoke to Michael Fanstone about the power of the tongue, why saying someone's name is more powerful than you think, and how God treats us when we speak out of line.
John Heathershaw, Professor of International Relations at the University of Exeter, joins Michael Fanstone to chat about Epping council's decision to temporarily remove asylum seekers from a hotel and why he feels it wouldn't be supported by scripture.
Entrepreneur and wellness advocate Kristelle Jacobs chats to Michael Fanstone about how we can see and meet with God on our dog walks, hikes and jaunts (and why you need to ditch the headphones).
Rev David Peterson knows a thing or two about temptation — after all, he’s just battled (and won) Channel 4’s Tempting Fortune. But while it’s one thing to resist for a TV prize, how do we handle temptation in real life? David spoke to Michael Fanstone about taking up God's offer of a 'way out', being a 'Grime Baby', and what we can learn from the man who said no to a billion dollar contract.
The Apostle Paul told Timothy not to let anyone look down on him because he was young. So should we encourage more children and teenagers to be preaching from the pulpit? Milly Tinson won Premier Unbelievable's Young Preaching Prize earlier this year. She spoke to Michael Fanstone about her first-ever sermon, Amy Orr-Ewing's simple piece of advice, and why she'd be happy to see more 5-year-old preachers like Luke Tillman on stage.
What does God have to say about your A-level, T-level or BTEC grades? Pippa Elmes, Head of Partnerships at Fusion, spoke to Michael Fanstone about how our faith goes beyond platitudes and provides genuine comfort and guidance during disappointment.
The British Museum is being challenged to change the way it displays the remains of the Egyptian antiquities. Historian Martyn Whittock and Catholic writer and speaker, Peter Williams, joined Michael Fanstone to unpack how we as Christians should view how human bodies can be used, and even viewed, after death.
