“My name is now Christian, but my name used to be Graceless.” John Bunyan’s work has opened the eyes of millions to the grace of God. Jacob Tanner (pastor of Christ Keystone Church in Middleburg, Pennsylvania) has written a new biography of Bunyan, The Tinker’s Progress. It was superb talking with him on the podcast.

Fred Sanders is a systematic theologian and professor at Biola University’s Torrey Honors College, specializing in Trinitarian theology. He is known for his work on the doctrine of the Trinity, including his book 'The Deep Things of God', which emphasises the importance of the Trinity in Christian life and thought. We had an excellent time talking with him about Wesley's influence on his theology, his fascinating work at Torrey Honours College and more.

Alex Brito, pastor of Mosaic Multicultural Church in London, works with The London Project to plant churches, unite leaders, and share the gospel.

We had the pleasure of interviewing Dave (Senior Pastor, Redeemer Church of Dubai) and Gloria (author of books including "Missional Motherhood", Crossway), asking them about their story, and how the Lord has helped them come through various trials.

Richard Bray serves as the rector of St Anne’s Limehouse in London, where he is dedicated to gospel-centered preaching, community outreach, and fostering a welcoming church environment rooted in biblical truth.

We had an excellent time with Paul Yeulett, minister at Grove Chapel in London. Paul is known for his dedication to biblical teaching and pastoral care. His recent book, Time for Judgement, explores themes of divine justice and accountability, reflecting his commitment to Reformed theology and a deep understanding of Scripture.

Aaron Edwards is a British theologian, lecturer, and writer known for his work in evangelical theology and cultural commentary. He has sparked discussions around the intersection of faith, politics, and social issues, often advocating for traditional Christian beliefs within contemporary society.

Philip Eveson is a theologian and Bible teacher, known for his works on Reformed theology and his detailed commentaries on biblical texts. He has contributed extensively to theological education, particularly through his association with the London Theological Seminary. We had a wonderful time talking with Philip, hearing his story and the influence of Dr Martyn Lloyd-Jones on his ministry, as well as his advice.

Conrad Mbewe is a Zambian pastor, theologian, and author known for his strong advocacy of biblical preaching and Reformed theology. Often called the "Spurgeon of Africa," he has had a significant influence on Christian ministry across the continent.

While Christians are grateful for John Newton, George Whitefield and William Tyndale, none of their ministries would have been possible without visionary, wise patrons. John Rinehart, through the book and ministry Gospel Patrons, has introduced a model of relational patronage with great potential for the church. It was a fascinating privilege to talk with him in the Vestry at St Mary Woolnoth.