Melvyn Bragg discusses George Whitfield and Welsh Methodists.   Malcolm Guite reads his version of Psalm 8.   Adrian Plass talks "Through Gritted Teeth".   Larry Gentis explores the attitude of the Rich Young Ruler.   Mary Haddow shows how Jesus brings "Peace which passes understanding".

Roger McGough talks to Kenneth Steven about the influence of Highland Perthshire on his poetry.   Melvyn Bragg looks at John Wesley and the origins of Methodism.   Adrian Plass discusses "Children of the Night".   Malcolm Guite reads his version of Psalm 7.   Larry Gentis takes on the role of Peter the Fisherman.

Mary Haddow examines Jesus' attitude towards a blind beggar.

Mary Haddow analyses the story of the tax collector Zacchaeus.

Mariella Frostrup leads a discussion about Catholic literary figures.   Adrian Plass talks about being lost in a crowd.   Malcolm Guite reads his own version of Psalm 6.   Larry Gentis imagines himself to be the disciple Philip encountering the Ethiopian eunuch.

Rachel Clarke describes her work in Palliative Care, and also helping with Covid 19 patients.   Ernie Rea discusses whether it is possible to combine the study of Science and Religion in schools.

Mary Haddow compares the contribution of the two brothers Andrew and Peter to the cause of Jesus' mission.

February 14th is Valentine's Day, and Mary Haddow talks about Love.

Ernie Rea asks experts to analyse the uniqueness of the Dalai Lama.   Adrian Plass reads from his book "The Unlocking".   Ramsay Beattie talks to Neil Glover about the community togetherness engendered by the Covid 19 Pandemic.   Brain Moore explains to Michael Berkeley the special motivation behind successful high achievers. 

Kadiatu Kanneh-Mason talks to Michael Berkeley about her musical family.   Malcolm Guite meditates on Psalm 4.   Adrian Plass wonders whether we can ever be Good Enough.