William Booth believed that when the poor of London's East End met Jesus, their entire lives would be transformed. His early work in the East End eventually led him to found one of the best-known missions in the world: the Salvation Army. Tune in to hear about how he brought lasting change to a number of lives around the world.

Gladys Aylward overcame incredible odds to serve as a missionary to China starting in the 1930s. The result of her success would shape the course of many lives and has inspired books and films. Here, Simon and Kiah Holley uncover some of the key moments that helped Gladys to become a history maker.

Paul Johnson talks us through the life of Louis Zamperini - the terrible hardships he went through during the second world war, the moment when God broke into his life, and the people whose lives he touched through the power of God.

Smith Wigglesworth knew how to pray! He had such an intimate relationship with Jesus that when he prayed, the Holy Spirit moved in incredible power, with enormous numbers of healings and salvations. The same power of the Holy Spirit is available for us today! Hear Wendy Mann speak on growing closer to Him.

Part of being a generous, honouring family is releasing people to make their own choices. Phil Wilthew explains how we can offer freedom instead of control.

Conflict with others is unavoidable. It is how we handle conflict that makes all the difference. Paul Johnson unpacks some biblical truths for us.

Our God delights in healing us completely, both in our bodies and our emotions. Join Suzie as she talks with Wendy about the emotional healing God has brought her and continues to work in her.

After 17 years of having back and neck pain, Ava can move pain-free! Listen to the story of how one woman's life has changed since she was prayed for and then watch as a number of others find that they can move with less pain, too!

Understanding our true identity releases us to communicate courageously with others, calling out their true identity in turn.

Ever wished you could rewind your words? Paul Johnson looks at how a culture of honour and acceptance requires that we seek to understand before we speak.