Physicist Michio Kaku explains the contents of his book "The God Equation".   Jeremy Irons reads Psalm 109.   Judy Gentis contrasts Mary's attitude to work with her sister Martha..   Alan Sorensen suggests some guidance on giving directions.

MUSIC PLAYED ON THE PROGRAMME

1.   "How great thou art" sung by the East Valley Chorale

2.   "Great God of every Constellation" sung by Choir of Dunblane Cathedral.

3.   "Creation sings the Father's Song" sung by Kristin Getty

4.   "Somebody bigger than you or I"  sung by Elvis Presley.

5.   "What a faithful God have I" sung by Robert Critchley.

6.   "Brother let me be your servant".

7.  "If I can help somebody" sung by Tennessee Ernie Ford.

8.   "Praise God from whom all blessings flow" sung by the Hudson Taylors.

Mary Haddow talks about being equipped for the Task, and the need for Workers in the church.

Mary Haddow looks at the book of Exodus for inspiration.

Carol Boyd talks about he problems with caring for her husband after a stroke.   Jeremy Irons reads Psalm 115.   Cherith Nixon finds encouragement, even in the darkest places.   Alan Sorensen has a brief thought on Prayer.

Alastair Campbell talks about his love of bagpipes.   Malcolm Guite reads his version of Psalm 43.   Ian Rose and Leolio look at the role of Tear Fund in famine relief.   Alan Sorensen examines the relationship between God and Marriage.

Mary Haddow sings the praises of the unsung heroine, the prophetess Deborah.

Mary Haddow explains how Gideon had to learn to trust in God.

Veronica O'Keane explains the connection between Music and Memories.   Malcolm Guite reads his version of Psalm 42.   Ian Rose talks to Gaynor Cooper about Fair Trade.   Alan Sorensen tells us how to respond to Critics.

Natalie Haynes talks about the healing power of Music and Running.   Tim Carter has some thoughts about the importance of Harvest.   Alan Sorensen wishes us Long Life and Happiness.   Larry Gentis describes the bravery of Gamaliel in standing up to the rest of the Pharisees.

Mary Haddow talks about Seed Time and Harvest, and applies it to our own lives.