J.John is joined by Hope Price who shares stories of how people today have experienced angels.
J.John speaks with Rev Pat Allerton who shares his story from attending Eton College to being known as the Portable Priest during the coronavirus lockdown.
J.John is joined by Rachel Jones to speak about a theology of periods, bodies, womanhood, time, pain and purpose.
J.John speaks with Simon Allaby, an evangelist with a heart to use stories to share faith.
J.John unwraps the true meaning of Christmas in this special episode of J.John on Sundays. Filmed at Kensington Temple in the heart of London.
Join J.John and Killy for a celebration of Christmas! Featuring Mark Greene, Lou Fellingham, Noel Robinson and Leah Sax (part 3 of 3)
Join J.John and Killy for a celebration of Christmas! Featuring Mark Greene, Lou Fellingham, Noel Robinson and Leah Sax (part 2 of 3)
Join J.John and Killy for a celebration of Christmas! Featuring Mark Greene, Lou Fellingham, Noel Robinson and Leah Sax (part 1 of 3)
J.John is joined by Terence Russoff, a church leader with a remarkable story of seeing a vision of Jesus.
J.John speaks with Arun Arora, a Church of England Bishop and author of 'Stick with Love'.
Mitch is an evangelist from Northern Ireland with a vision to see the people of Ireland crown Jesus Lord of their lives. This week, he joins J.John to share his journey from fireman to evangelist.
J.John speaks with Matt Brown, a digital evangelist who founded Think Eternity. Matt shares about his passion to reach this generation for Jesus Christ and how he is using digital media to do this.
Alison Fenning joins J.John to discuss her journey of faith. Alison is an evangelist who is passionate about seeing people from all walks of life connect with Christ.
J.John is joined by Glen Scrivener, a creative evangelist with a passion to use media to share the Good News. They also discuss Glen's newest book 'The Air We Breathe'.
J.John is joined by the founder of Street Pastors, Les Isaac. Together they discuss Les' journey of faith from childhood in Antigua and Britain, Rastafarianism, and coming to faith in Jesus. Les tells the story of Street Pastors and explains the vita...
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