Tim is joined this week by Paul Givan, a former First Minister of Northern Ireland.

They unpack the challenges of serving in Northern Irish politics and the importance of being open about matters of faith.

Tim also unpacks how to handle imposter syndrome

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Tim is joined this week by director of the Liberal Democrat Christian Forum – Lizzie Jewkes.

While never serving in front line politics, she was responsible for legislation which affected millions of people in a positive way.

Tim also tells of how we can be praying for MPs during this unstable time within parliament.

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Tim is joined this week by political journalist Rob Hutton – someone who has seen the ‘mucky business’ of politics up close through his work in parliament.

They discuss the relationship between journalism and politics – the good, the bad and the ugly!

Tim also speaks into the idea of authority in leadership.

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Tim is joined this week by Hannah Rich, director of Christians on the Left for part two of our special episode recorded in front of a live audience at Labour Party conference.

They discuss the need for Christians of the same political thinking to unite with one voice before Tim takes questions from the audience.

Tim also reflects back on an eventful week for both politics and the economy.

Tim is joined this week by Christian Labour MP Stephen Timms for part one of our special episode recorded in front of a live audience at Labour Party conference.

They unpack the struggles of being a believer and working in the ‘mucky business’ of politics.

Plus they take questions from the audience.

Part 2 on the way soon!

Christian MP Tim Farron is joined this week by Glen Scrivener - ordained minister, director of Speak Life and author of The Air We Breathe.

They unpack some of the themes of that book, looking at the values and beliefs of Christianity and how they impact our society.

Tim also reflects on the Queen’s funeral and the sermon delivered by the Archbishop of Canterbury.

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Christian MP Tim Farron is joined this week by broadcaster, commentator and former Downing Street advisor Tim Montgomerie.

They pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth but also look ahead to the role King Charles will play in politics both in Westminster but also in Northern Ireland and Scotland.

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Christian MP Tim Farron is joined this week by David Barclay from the Good Faith Partnership.

They discuss community organising, collaboration and how there’s plenty of opportunities to make a difference in people’s lives away from front line politics.

Tim also looks at the battle to become the next PM and outlines some thoughts of what we should be looking for.

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Christian MP Tim Farron is joined this week by Pastor Les Isaac, founder of the Street Pastors and the man behind the sermon at last week’s National Parliamentary Prayer Breakfast.

It was that sermon which former health secretary Sajid Javid credited with inspiring him to resign from his government position, something which set off a chain of events which led to Boris Johnson’s resignation.

Tim also looks back at an eventful week in politics and ahead to what we need to see from a new Prime Minister.

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Christian MP Tim Farron is this week at the National Parliamentary Prayer Breakfast.

He explains why we should celebrate how such an event can take place.

And we hear the keynote address from the event from Rev Les Isaac, the founder of Street Pastors.

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