The issue of slavery is not only one that belongs to years gone by, or to far-flung lands across the globe; it's all around us here in the UK. Today Leeza and Jonny are joined by Amy Bishop from The Clewer Initiative to talk about this crucial issue for the UK church. What is modern slavery? Is this an issue all Christians should be engaged with? If so, what are the first steps?

Part of Issue 12 over at heirsmagazine.com. 

This week Jonny and Leeza are Joined by Uzo Nwaubani, a Christian case worker in immigration law. The question of immigration has divided the nation since the Brexit referendum, so how should we think about it? What does working on the frontline of immigration look like? How should God's border policy into his Kingdom shape our own?

Part of Issue 11 of Series 3. 

Our culture is known for its loooooong transition from childhood to adulthood, leaving an identity crisis for those caught in the middle. When do we become adults? Are we still children? And how do we see that ambiguity play out when we go home to visit our parents?
Most importantly, how does Jesus and all he's done for us change the way we navigate our parents' failures in the past and our ongoing sin in the present?

Part of Issue 10 of Series 3. 

With the Euros on, and Wimbledon and the Olympics round the corner, this week Jonny and Leeza are discussing all things sport. Don't be put off if you're not sporty - they'll be asking questions like, 'Do we place too much value on sport?', as well as, 'Does Jesus actually change the way we enjoy sport as Christians?' and 'What's behind our love of  personal fitness?'

Before you watch the game tonight, pull up a pew and join Jonny and Leeza as they chew the cud.

Part of Issue 09 of Series 3. 

This week Leeza and Jonny chat about friendship. What has the pandemic meant for how we value friendships? What do we look for in friends, and what are the particular challenges of navigating friendships in our connected world? And as always, the question they ask every week, what difference does Jesus make?

Part of Issue 08 of series 3, join them this week to chew the fat. 

Since March 2020, most of us have a new relationship with the news. Before, few news stories had any real impact on our everyday lives. Enter, the pandemic and now we're all pressing refresh.

This week, Jonny and Leeza are joined by Heirs Magazine editor, James Morrison, to chat through how we can engage a little more thoughtfully with the news - this good and helpful thing which can become obsessive or a source of real anxiety.

What's Jesus got to do with our news consumption?

Part of Issue 7 of series 3. 

Work, work, work! Our culture both loves it and hates it! Stuck somewhere between self-care and 'get your hustle on!' we both hate burnout, and yet can't seem to avoid it. This week, Leeza and Jonny discuss the very real threat of burnout for us all.  Flexible working, home working patterns, portfolio careers - alongside our longing for meaning - has meant that burnout has become its own epidemic. Does Jesus have anything to say into this trend? Can Christians be any different? What does rest actually look like practically?

Part of Issue 06. 

Whether it's stiff upper-lip culture on the one side, or 'be true to yourself' on the other, our culture doesn't seem to know what to do with our emotions. And if our culture struggles, how much more Christians, who often feel things that don't match our beliefs about what is true?

This week Leeza and Jonny unpick the discussion, looking to the Bible to see how we should approach, challenge or embrace our emotions. Pull up a pew as they do what they always do: chat about how Jesus makes all the difference to how we feel about the things we feel. 

Part of Issue 4, Jonny and Leeza are joined by Steph Macleod, a former alcoholic and drug addict who Jesus met when he was at rock bottom. Steph retells his redemptive story of how small emotional deficiencies turned into full-on addiction and homelessness, before Jesus revealed himself to him through the faithful witness of an Edinburgh charity. But what happened next? Did becoming a Christian mean Steph never touched a drink again? What did the road to recovery look like? What would he say to someone under the iron first of addiction? 

Join Jonny, Leeza and Steph for more of this amazing story of God's grace. 

https://heirsmagazine.com/substance-abuse

Masculinity is under the spotlight in the news and within culture, so this week Jonny and Leeza discuss all things men, and what it means to be a man according to the Bible. What is toxic masculinity? Is that a helpful term, both in and outside of the church? What is biblical masculinity?  How does Jesus make all the difference? 

Join Jonny and Leeza as they discuss a huge topic in their normal conversational tone.