It’s our final episode of the season, and Tim is joined by a familiar voice: Lord Russell Rook of Wimbledon.

He’s been on the podcast before, but earlier this year he was appointed as a Labour Peer by Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

Tim catches up with him to chat about how his faith has shaped his work over the years, and to hear his take on the government’s first year running the country.

Tim also shares his thoughts on the More in Common report, which shows that seven in ten Britons think the country’s heading in the wrong direction, and more and more, it’s the system itself people are losing faith in, not just the politicians.

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This week, Tim is joined by the Bishop of Chelmsford, the Rt Revd Guli Francis-Dehqani.

They discuss her powerful testimony, her experience of life in the UK as an Iranian refugee, and her current role as Bishop of Chelmsford and member of the House of Lords.

They also explore the process of electing the Archbishop of Canterbury.

Tim reflects, too, on the first year of Labour in government.

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This week, Tim is joined by Labour MP for Ashford, Sojan Joseph.

He chats with Tim about his faith and his journey to Westminster, having entered Parliament just a year ago as one of the 411 MPs who delivered Labour’s landslide victory.

Tim also weighs in on the row involving his Lib Dem colleague, Chris Coghlan MP, whose priest has refused him communion following his vote in favour of assisted dying.

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This week, Tim is joined by Professor and author John Lennox, the keynote speaker at this year's Parliamentary Prayer Breakfast.

The annual gathering brought together over 800 people in Westminster Hall to worship, pray, and reflect on the question: Can God be present in the public square?

In addition, Tim offers his thoughts on the ongoing situation between the United States and Iran.

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This week, Tim is joined by Mike Kane, Labour MP for Wythenshawe and Sale East, and the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State at the Department for Transport.

Mike shares his personal testimony, talks about his current role in government, and even treats us to a short rendition of the classic hymn Be Thou My Vision - showcasing a bit of his musical talent!

Tim also reflects on the abortion-related amendments being debated in Parliament this week.

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This week, Tim turns his attention to Scotland, where he’s joined by Shona Haslam, Chief Executive of Logos Scotland - a Christian think tank.

Shona shares her testimony, reflects on how it has shaped her professional journey, and gives us a deeper insight into the work Logos is doing.

Tim also looks back on last week's discussion around the burka, a topic that has sparked fresh debate around freedom of expression.

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This week, Tim is joined by Claire Newman and Mark Harris, who lead Christians in Parliament — an All-Party Parliamentary Group dedicated to supporting MPs and their staff in living out their faith within Westminster.

They explore what the job involves, how they came to be part of it, and what Bible studies actually look like inside Parliament.

Plus, Tim reflects on the government’s Strategic Defence Review — what it means for the country, and how Christians might think about national security and responsibility.

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This week, Tim is joined by Liberal Democrat MP for Richmond Park, Sarah Olney.

They discussed the ongoing debate around the Assisted Dying Bill currently making its way through Parliament.

Sarah is part of the committee scrutinising the bill. She shared more about the process and her experience of being involved.

And of course, she spoke about her faith and how it has shaped her views on policy.

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This week, Tim is joined by the Rt Rev Graham Tomlin - former Bishop of Kensington and current Director of the Centre for Cultural Witness at Lambeth Palace.

Together, they explore the role of Christianity in today’s society and delve into the delays surrounding the appointment of a new Archbishop of Canterbury.

Plus, Tim shares his thoughts on Labour’s latest immigration proposals.

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Tim is joined this week by former Labour MP Stephen Pound.

Stephen shares how his faith impacted his time in parliament and reflects on the passing of the Pope.

And Tim is aching after his London Marathon run - but it was worth it!

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