Faith, Hope, and Love

At 35, writer and filmmaker Jeremy Higham found faith. Despite achieving material success in the film industry, he was heavily into alcohol and deeply unhappy. His life took a transformative turn when he encountered Christians and had a profound experience with God, which allowed him to see life in a brand-new way. God had to re-train Jeremy to slow down and embrace a new way of living. Since then, he has had dramatic and life-changing encounters.

Katherine Brown from the Evangelical Alliance spoke to Madeleine Kerzner about finding faith through her grief, giving her to life Jesus on a train, and "wrestling" with same-sex attraction.

Mary Gbomedo chats to Madeleine Kerzner about facing unimaginable grief, leaving a 'cult', and how Christian therapy helped turn her life around.

What’s the current climate around online safety? Katherine Hill from Care for the Family — a Christian charity equipping families with faith-based support — spoke with Donna Birrell about the overwhelming response at Spring Harvest and how God is moving through their work!

How do you receive a calling as a worship leader? Is it a God-given talent? A special anointing? Songwriter, worship leader, and loving dad Nick Herbert chats with Donna Birrell about what he's up to at Spring Harvest — and the moment he knew God had truly begun his worship journey

"Would you preach to a room full of hundreds as a teenager? Milly Tinson, Spring Harvest’s Young Preacher of the Year, did exactly that. She joined Donna Birrell to share why she entered the competition — and the miracles that led her there."

Singer-songwriter sensation Elle Limebear dropped by the Spring Harvest studio to share her story, testimony, and creative process with Donna Birrell

When was the last time you checked in with a friend? Phil Knox and Sheridan Voysey truly walk the walk when it comes to friendship. In a bustling exhibition hall, they sat down with Donna Birrell to share what a loving community can bring — and how they first met!

How do you know that you are hearing God and not your thoughts? Do the silly sausage challenge, of course! Chris Adeoshan is part of Spring Harvest's team, and he sat down with Donna Birrell to explain how he is able to prophesy in the name of the Lord!

Do you believe in a God of Miracles? Debra Green, founder of Redeeming Our Communities, dropped into our studio at Spring Harvest at Minehead to share her faith-filled testimony and the tremendous power of prayer!

You’ve probably heard the whispers—for the last few years, there have been growing stories of God moving powerfully among the younger generations. Donna Birrell caught up with Mads Brown from the student ministry Fusion and Bethan, a student from Lincoln University, to talk about what some call a “quiet revival” — a movement of young people reconnecting with faith across the UK.

When you pass a homeless person on the street, do you stop? Pastor Mick Fleming joined Carlton Baxter to continue his fight to make the Church more inclusive to the homeless regardless of how messy it gets..

Do we really know what it means to be persecuted for our faith? Eddie Lyle, former CEO of Open Doors, joined Carlton Baxter to share powerful testimonies of Christians across the world—believers who risk imprisonment, beatings, or worse simply for following Jesus. And yet, perhaps most remarkably, he shares how they welcomed it as they believed they were simply living out their faith. Pick up his new book "Witness" at opendoorsuk.org

How can you have hope when your chances are almost statistically impossible? Beth Appleby was told that her third child would likely die during childbirth, yet somewhere deep inside of her, she still had hope; she joined Fiona Stewart to share her incredible testimony!

One life-changing setback can shake your faith — but what happens when life knocks you off course twice? Jennifer O'Brien knows this journey all too well. In a powerful conversation with Mal Pope, she opens up about choosing hope over despair and discovering the strength to praise God through her most difficult seasons.