It’s that time of year again, when many of us start thinking about New Year’s resolutions. It’s a natural moment to pause, take stock, and ask who we’re becoming—and who we’d like to be in 2026. Join Jeff Lucas for the first of two programmes exploring the choices that shape our lives.

In the second programme, Jeff continues to explore the character of Joseph, the husband of Mary. Through his self-control, sensitivity to God, and steady faithfulness, Joseph shows us what true righteousness looks like in practice.

Joseph barely features in the Nativity story, yet Jeff Lucas argues he is its quiet hero. Called a righteous man in the Bible, Joseph forces us to ask what righteousness really looks like. This first programme explores a life of authentic, lived-out faith.

In the second programme on friendship, Jeff speaks personally about how friends have carried him through some of the toughest seasons of his life. Lucas on Life.

The very public fallout between Marjorie Taylor Greene and her former friend Donald Trump is a grim example of how quickly friendships can collapse. Join Jeff as he reflects on the value of friendship — and how the right people can help us grow.

With the long-anticipated, and long-dreaded, budget now delivered, and everyone talking about money, Jeff tackles a familiar challenge: we need money and the things it buys, but we also need to make sure money doesn’t end up owning us.

It’s a famous and often misquoted saying from Jesus: Judge not lest you be judged'. But what does that mean? Surely, we have to make judgments every day. So join Jeff as he considers the difference between judgement and judgementalism.

This last week the BBC website suggested some practical help for those suffering from seasonal affective disorder, the winter depression that can strike as the days grow darker and colder. But although Christians have engaged in more honest conversations about depression, there are still some of us who suffer in silence. So join Jeff as he brings words of encouragement and hope, looking at 'Winter Sadness'

The news has been dominated by the Andrew/ Epstein story, and for good reason. We pray for justice for all who have suffered, and continue to suffer, from abuse.

In the wake of this, Jeff asks, as followers of Jesus, how should we respond and pray at this time? Our first thoughts and prayers must always be for the victims, but is there, in our culture, an ugly and ungodly delight when the mighty fall?

Join Jeff for Lucas on Life, this Sunday.

This last week a report was issued that has carefully considered what makes us truly happy - much needed research surely, in our troubled world. The six year long project reveals that we are most happy, when we seek to make others happy - in the giving of ourselves - generosity. So join Jeff To consider the challenge and opportunity - to be happily generous.