At Oxford University, Karl Faase sits down with theologian and apologist Alanzo Paul. Alanzo's journey began far from academia—in a hospital bed, recovering from a near-fatal attack by a friend in a drug-induced psychosis. From that dark moment came a dramatic encounter with Jesus, setting him on a new path of healing, study, and faith.

Michelle Cairelli joins Karl Faase to reflect on a life that has come full circle. Raised by a teenage mother, Michelle came to faith after becoming a young mum herself. Now Executive Principal of the Young Parents College in NSW, she helps young families rewrite their futures—much like her own story has been rewritten by grace.

In the grandeur of Sydney’s St Andrew’s Cathedral, Karl Faase interviews Kanishka Raffel, the Anglican Archbishop of Sydney. Born to Sri Lankan Buddhist parents, Kanishka encountered Jesus while studying law at university—an encounter that would change his life and lead him into ministry and leadership in the Australian church.

Heather Tomlinson speaks with Karl Faase about the internal conflicts she experienced as a journalist immersed in secular culture. Once skeptical of Christianity, Heather shares how she discovered faith in Jesus and why she now champions the positive influence of Christianity on society.

Filmed at Maternity Africa, the hospital he founded in Tanzania, Dr Andrew Browning tells Karl Faase the extraordinary story of his calling. Trained under Dr Catherine Hamlin, Andrew has spent decades transforming maternal health across Africa. His life and work offer a powerful glimpse into Christ’s love expressed through compassion and healing.

In the lush garden of his Irish home, Paul Kingsnorth—acclaimed writer and former environmental activist—shares with Karl Faase his remarkable spiritual journey. From dabbling in Buddhism and Wicca to reluctantly embracing the truth of Christianity, Paul’s story is one of searching, questioning, and ultimately encountering Jesus in a deeply personal way.