Janine de Giovanni talks to Andrew Marr about the difficulties of being a Christian in the Middle East.   Alan Sorensen emphasises the importance of making time to play.   Jeremy Irons reads Psalm 101.   The Ukrainian National Academic Choir sings their version of the Lord's Prayer.

Tricia Hillas talks to Andrew Marr about the Church of England.   Alan Sorensen features God and Games.   Jeremy Irons reads Psalm 92.   Larry Gentis focuses on Moses supplying the people of Israel with manna and water in the desert.

MUSIC

1.   "Lord for the Years" - words by Timothy Dudley Smith,  music by Michael Baughen. 

2.   "Sweet is the work my God and King" - City of Chester Male Voice Chior.

3.   "God will take Care of You" - Ella Fitzgerald.

Mary Haddow talks about Resurrection

Elle Hardy talks about her book "Beyond Belief", where she explores the phenomenal growth of the Pentecostal Church.   Alan Sorensen says"Be Yourself".   Jeremy Irons reads Psalm 100 "Make a Joyful Noise".   Larry Gentis is Moses parting the Red Sea.

MUSIC

1.   Kristyn Getty and Fiona de Barra - O shout for joy unto the Lord.

2.   Stuart Townend - Come people of the Risen King.

Larry Gentis tells the story of the final plague, which persuades Pharoah to let the Israelites depart.   Jeremy Irons reads Psalm 82.   Mary Haddow encourages us to be Encouragers!

Mary Haddow confronts the problem of Suffering.

Mary Haddow looks at Joseph's attitude towards his brothers.

Matthew Walker explains how to get a better night's sleep.   Alan Sorensen describes how to speak to God.   Jeremy Irons reads Psalm 74.

MUSIC

1.   Kristeen Getty - Speak Lord ad we come to you.

2.   Guy Penrod - What a friend we have in Jesus.

3.   Johnny Cash - Talk to Jesus every day.

Michael Berkeley talks to novelist Emma Freud.   Jeremy Irons reads Psalm 73.   Mary Haddow has a story to illustrate the truth that the Messiah is in our midst.   Larry Gentis continues to describe the meetings between Moses and Pharoah.

Mary Haddow explains why we should prioritise Prayer