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One of life's true yet unsung heroes, Ash's career in the military has left him with extraordinary wisdom gathered from around the world. Many point at religion as creating conflict but Ash has seen first-hand that it is not religion itself, but rather intolerance that is the presenting problem.
In this raw and honest interview, Gav opens up about growing up experiencing abuse and addiction, and how his life now is not at all where he expected to end up.
I once thought that a "Christian Apologist" was someone who spent all their time saying sorry for the church. As much as that might be necessary, it actually it means a person of learning who can defend the Christian worldview and show that it makes sense.
Amy is one of the finest apologists you will ever hear. Tune in now.
In this US Presidential Election year, it has never been more vital to hear from people of deep faith plus great political wisdom. Pete most definitely has both of these.
This interview is not what you might expect. Listen now.
With wisdom and passion and fun, Jo welcomes us into her world growing up as a black woman in London. Now an author, motivational speaker and US citizen, she also brings a wealth of insight into contemporary culture and how we can navigate the coming days together.
In this interview my guests are two of my oldest and dearest friends. You would think that would be a recipe for disaster, but the result is surprisingly interesting and insightful.
John Paul is my favourite Catholic priest of all time. He definitely deserves the description "top bloke". If you've ever wondered such things as why a priest would choose celibacy and what's with the praying to saints, then listen in now.
Have you ever wondered how faith comes alive in the first place, and the difference it makes? In this episode, Jo unpacks her story and how her life now is all about making a big difference in the life of others.
Don't ever let anyone tell you that having faith makes life easy. That's simply not true. But it certainly does make life interesting and Rae is a perfect example of that, taking us on a journey with grace, honesty and humour.
Few people have done more to impact the social justice system around the world than Paul Cowley. He shares with us his unlikely but beautiful life story which has led him to have passion and purpose today, helping men and women find faith in prison and a new life beyond the walls.
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Conversations about life and love, faith and doubt, failure and resilience, between Reverend Jamie Haith and a broad range of guests.