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Jo Trickey, Church Advisor at LICC and Kevin Croft from London City Mission join Esther Higham to ask the question, is the Church too middle class?
Philip Als is a Barbados-born ocean rower who broke a world record after rowing across the Atlantic Ocean in 2003. He's now training to row the Northwest Passage, swapping tropical Caribbean waters for colder arctic temperatures...
For this week's Monday Morning Minister, we were joined by Rev'd Hayley Young, President of the Baptist Union. She spoke to Esther about what she's learnt at the end of her presidency.
Matt Redman is one of the biggest worship artists in the world , and has just brought out his 14th album. He sat down with Premier's Esther Higham to chat about new music, his inspirations and what he would do if he wasn't busy being Matt Redman...
Beckie Denny, Director of The Charity Spark, joined Esther Higham to talk about a new course they've put together to help churches gather the money they need to keep building up believers and help spread the Gospel!
Ken and Mary Okoroafor, founders of the financial advice platform, The Humble Penny, share their tips on avoiding scams and letting God take control of your finances.
Josh Hinton from London Institute of Contemporary Christianity and music reviewer, Derek Walker joined Premier’s Esther Higham to chat about why our popstars are singing about God.
Christians Against Poverty founder John Kirkby tells Esther Higham how God challenged him to be more intentional about sharing his faith, and how his new app-based mission tool i61m.org could help us all be bolder…
Is your church too kind? That’s a challenge Hugh Osgood, the writer, speaker and former president of Churches Together in England, is making to the church right now. He joined Inspirational Breakfast to tell us more!
Have we come across the next spiritual revival? That’s exactly what many are asking at a small Christian University in Kentucky, USA. Students at Asbury University have been worshipping continuously for over eight days, and thousands of people from all over America are starting to join them…
