Mark Knight, a lecturer at St Mellitus Collage, shares his thoughts on the importance of confession and how its still relevant today.

Caleb Meakins has plenty of experience in stepping out of his comfort zone. He founded the Shift movement, a community of young Christians with a vision to see people captivated by God and impacting culture, and more recently set up Bake and Brew,

Principal of Westminster Theological Centre Lucy Peppiatt discusses how we can cultivate a devotional prayer life.

Bishop of Kensington, Graham Tomlin, was heavily involved in caring for the local community affected by the Grenfell tragedy of June 2017. In this podcast, we explore the topic of peace and how we can experience it amidst the ups and downs of life.

For this episode, we headed to Lambeth Palace to speak with Kiera Phyo, director of the Archbishop of Canterbury’s Reconciling Leaders Network, and Philip Guthrie, a mediator and trustee of Wandsworth Mediation Service,

In this episode Jay Pathak, who is lead pastor of Mile High Vineyard Church in Denver, Colorado, describes courage as the foundational virtue, suggesting that all other virtues are tested at the point of courage.

The Bible helps us live in the story of Jesus and anchors us in the truths of the Kingdom of God. It may be an ancient library of books, but it has everything to do with daily life in the present. Bishop of Kensington Graham Tomlin talks us through the...

If we are to live ethically, we need to ask questions about how our choices and actions impact both people and planet. Environmentalist and author Ruth Valerio discusses the importance of ethical living and why, as followers of Jesus,

Jon Tyson, who leads Church of the City in New York City, joins us from across the pond to share his thoughts, experiences and pointers on the practice of intercession.

Pete Hughes unpacks some of the theology behind the practice of generosity, exploring the life-changing impact it can have on both ourselves and on those around us.