In this weeks episode Jono thinks about how easily distracted we are through our digital devices and the important countercultural contribution Christians can make.

In this weeks episode Jono reflects on the significance of Christian faith in the lives of some sporting icons and how transformative it has been for them.

In this weeks episode Jono reflects on two tragedies that took place this week, flash floods and mudslides that killed many hundreds of people in Nepal and Tibet and a falling sign at a Christian festival which killed a 41 year old pastor and injured others.

In this weeks episode Jono reflects on a visit to Co.Kerry where he saw an early Christian monastery called skellig Michael located about 8 miles into the atlantic ocean off the coast of co.Kerry

In this weeks episode Jono thinks about the discipline of silence and solitude as a way of deepening our faith and sensitivity to God's voice.

In this weeks episode Jono reflects on the Joy of Mayo's All Ireland football title to the sadness of the death of Musician and Oscar winner Glen Hansard in a motorcycle accident and how Jesus is present in both the joys and the sadness of life with us.

In this weeks episode Jono reflects on a book he read recently about Charles W (Chuck Colson) one of former president Nixon's special advisors who was inprisoned following the Watergate scandal and how this inspired a deep spiritual conversion and a ministry among prisons.

In a personal episode Jono reflects on his father and the impact he had on his faith 33 years after his death in 1993.

In this weeks episode Jono looks at the sorts of things which happen in churches over the summer months as well as reflecting on the importance of volunteers getting some rest and saying thankyou to them for all that they do.

In this weeks episode Jono reflects on his personal experiences of fathers day and uses a special prayer written by Pete Greig to reflect on the joy and complexity of this day for so many.