Tim is joined this week by Nat Taylor, Mims Schluter and Johnathan Akindutire, who are all at the beginning of their careers in politics.

They have all come to politics through schemes for young Christians and now work for MPs in and around Parliament.

Tim explores what impact their faith has in their thinking when it comes to their careers.

He also reflects on the one-year anniversary of the Ukraine war.

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Tim is joined this week by Ian Blackford, the former leader of the SNP in Westminster.

He talks through the pressures of leading from the front within politics.

He also looks to the SNP leadership race and the media reporting of leading candidate Kate Forbes' faith.

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Tim is joined this week by Dr John Kyle who's recently been appointed High Sherriff of Belfast.

He'll discuss his 16 years serving on Belfast City Council working across divided communities.

And as the Church of England meets to discuss the hot topic of sexuality - Tim looks at the calls for disestablishment of the Church.

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Tim is joined this week by Sir Gary Streeter who recently announced that he was stepping down as the Conservative MP for South West Devon.

They discuss whether one gets 'called out' of politics and Gary gives his reflections on spending 3 decades on the House of Commons backbenches.

Tim also stops to address the issue of asylum seeking children who've gone missing in the UK.

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Tim is joined this week by Stephen Hammersley CBE, chief executive at Pilgrims Friend Society, a Christian charity supporting the elderly.

They discuss the social care crisis facing us in the UK and look at solutions which include input from government, Church and you and me.

Tim also reflects on strikes which are taking place within a number of professions, asking what our Christian response should be.

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Tim is joined this week Paul Cook, head of advocacy at the Christian international aid and development charity Tearfund.

Paul talks about his calling to work on global justice issues and some of the current opportunities to speak up for those who don’t have a voice.

Tim also reflects back on a tumultuous few weeks for the royal family and prays for reconciliation.

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Tim is joined this week Prof Francis Davis who heads up Digby Stuart College, a faith based institution at Roehampton University.

Francis is a former non-executive director of an NHS Trust as well as a former ministerial advisor to the governments led by Gordon Brown and the coalition.

As concerns regarding the NHS ramp up, we get his thoughts on what needs to be done to get things back on track and how we can be praying for all those working in the health sector.

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Tim is joined this week by broadcast journalist Cara Bentley as they reflect on a whirlwind 2022.

Tim also explains what an MP gets up to over the Christmas period.

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Tim is joined this week by Gareth McNab, the director external affairs at Christians Against Poverty.

Tim also reflects on the census figures which shows the number of people identifying as Christians has dropped below 50% for the first time.

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Tim is joined this week by Andy Bevan from International Justice Mission UK.

They discuss the World Cup controversies surrounding host nation Qatar when it comes to labour exploitation.

Tim also reflects back on the support of the Iranian team who refused to sing the anthem and what would happen to them if they sought refuge in the UK.

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