Sauntering with Paul White

Chapter 6: Jesus performs a stunning miracle but gets in to trouble with his religious critics because he healed on the Jewish Sabbath. He heals loads more people, and introduces some pretty radical teaching.

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Chapter 5: The preacher turns fisherman and the fishermen are recruited as preachers. Jesus goes on to defy medical science by touching a man riddled with the dreaded leprosy and instantly healing him. This keeps getting better!

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Chapter 4: Jesus is led by the Holy Spirit into the wilderness where he is treated to the devil's individual attention, with a personally tailored temptation experience. He emerges from this trial in the full power of the Holy Spirit and soon causes ripples in the community.

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Chapter 3: Masses of the public stream out into the Judean wilderness to see the phenomenon that is John the Baptist. The miraculous son of elderly parents, Elizabeth and Zechariah, has now grown up and is shaking the establishment with his radical message.

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Chapter 2: This chapter is one many are familiar with from Nativity plays and carol services yet is staggeringly beautiful. We see the human poverty of the birth of Jesus set against the heavenly backdrop of indescribable glory.

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Chapter 1 part 2: We watch the Holy Spirit fall on Elizabeth as she prophesies over her young relative, newly pregnant with the Messiah. We see the aged Zechariah receiving his speech back as he agrees with what God is saying.

The man of science hands to future generations his systematic, eyewitness account of the most extraordinary life ever lived: that of Jesus Christ. He begins his narrative documenting two miraculous births, six months apart.

My special guest, Paul Wakely is an elder statesman amongst church leaders in the city of Bath, UK. He reflects on his own remarkable journey with God of restoration, from a place of utter brokenness. He also gives his own prophetic sense of what God is doing with his church right now.

Join me as I interview my special guest, currently serving refugees on the Ukrainian border, Slava Marinjak. Hear how following a bold prayer, he found himself speaking with an official representing the Ukrainian government

I kinda like Jesus - he's the friend of the outcast and the social rejects; he's like Gandhi, or Robin Hood - but why do we need the Bloody Cross? Why is the Christian message so obsessed with sacrifice and blood - how does that speak to us in the 21st Century?