This week Wole talks to us about how we can respond in times of fear. Do we lean on God or on our own strength? And how can we better handle periods of waiting?

Katherine speaks to us about finding courage to carry on through the hardness of life. Knowing that we are safe with God, that he loves us unconditionally, and he will catch us when we fall helps us press on and find freedom. We can trust in him.

Nicky Gumbel reminds us this week that although we remain heartbroken for Ukraine, we can trust that the Lord reigns over every detail of the situation, and is close by every heart that is hurting.

This week Nicky and Pippa Gumbel are joined by Archie and Sam Coates. Archie is the Vicar Designate of HTB and he and his wife Sam have some great stories and wisdom to share. We hope their conversation encourages you!

We hear from Sarah Jackson, the CEO of the Church Revitalisation Trust, this week as she speaks to us about God's heart for social justice and encourages us to be beacons of his hope and light in our communities.

Ryan Rodrigues speaks about how we can respond to racial injustice in today's world by implementing the model set by the Good Samaritan in Jesus's popular parable.

We hear from Katherine Chow this week as she speaks on the power and beauty of generosity. We are encouraged to reflect on Jesus' generosity to us and those around Him and re-enact that generosity toward those in our lives who are in need.

Jesus encouraged the paralysed man at the pool of Bethesda to get well and get up. He draws near to brokenness and is willing and waiting to help. We hope Nakita's talk from Sunday gives you the courage to open up to Jesus when you feel stuck.

Catch up on Sunday's message from Isaac Borquaye, commonly known as Christian rapper Guvna B, on asking Jesus the important questions of life and trusting him to answer.

Tune in to our latest message from Wole Agbaje on the power of prayer and worship. Sometimes it's hard for us to come to God in prayer, or we don't see immediate fruit from our times of worship — but listen in and be encouraged that the Lord is working in you, with you, and for you.