Jess Lester works for The Sun. She explains why her boyfriend’s celibacy converted her to Christianity and why youth and children’s workers need to be telling young people about the option of waiting for marriage.

Ruth Jackson speaks to Sarah Lumgair about black consciousness, why Christian is seen as a 'white' religion and how we can change that stigma. Plus an early bird ticket deal for an apologetics conference for young people!

Keeth Bandara launched the Candyshop to give young people a place to talk about their struggles with sex and relationships. He's now a father and a pastor. He and Lee, a member of his church, chat to Ruth Jackson about their experience of faith growing up, along with why and how we can have that conversation in our groups. 

The cricket world cup, which is being hosted in England and Wales has begun! Scripture Union’s Ben Poch shares a bit of his faith journey and looks at how we can use sport to reach children and young people.

Ruth Jackson speaks to the Croydon foster care team to find how we can make sure our churches are the best places fostered kids can be.

The award-winning worship leader opens up about the impact of his father's suicide, the legacy of Soul Survivor, mental health and parenting. 

Premier Youth and Children's Work deputy editor Emily Howarth speaks to award-winning comedy writer James Cary about youth work, parenting small children and humour.

Iiiits Easter! Natalie Evans from Big Church Youth chats to us about supporting volunteer teams. Plus, what does lasagne have to do with diverse leadership teams?

This month we are joined by Ollie Deeks and Stephen Fenwick to chat about social media, gender, Bible study and twins.

Ruth and Emily chat through the role of grandparents, empowering children with additional needs and supporting gay teenagers. Plus with Valentine’s Day coming up, how can we ensure that we’re buying products for our loved ones that do not have any slavery in their supply line? Molly Hodson from International Justice Mission shares her advice.