Mary Haddow encourages us to find out what God wants us to do, rather than being pressured by worldly worries.

Mary Haddow talks about how we have all had a difficult week, and how Jesus speaking with Authority can help us.   

Larry Gentis re-enacts the experiences of Simeon in the Temple.  Adrian Plass talks about doing things God's Way.   Ramsay Beattie asks David Barrie what the Pitlochry community is doing during the Pandemic.   Ernie Rea tries to understand what the church is going through in Hong Kong.

Mary Haddow links Martin Luther King Day,  with the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, and the desire of the new President for Peace, Justice and Unity in the USA.

Malcplm Guite meditates on Psalm 3, followed by a song by Morten Lauridsen.   Neil Glover discusses the Creation story with members of the Scottish Bible Society.   Mike Brearly compares family life with running a cricket team.   Adrian Plass examines how we can be saved even though we are not perfect.   Ernie Rea sympathises with someone coping with the loss of their brother to Covid 19.

Mary Haddow talks about Philip inviting Nathaniel to come and see Jesus for himself.

Malcolm Guite reads his sonnet on Bliss.   Adrian Plass talks about the importance of Faith.   Michael Berkeley talks to novelist Sarah Perry.   Judy Gentis takes on the role of Lydia in the Acts of the Apostles.   Ernie Rea questions Richard Gamble about his wall of Answered Prayer (a million Bricks!)

Malcolm Guite reads his sonnet about Prayer being  a Kind of Tune.   Mariella Frostrup talks to David Walliams about his children's books.   Larry and Judy Gentis re-enact the story of the Widow's Oil.   Ernie Rea studies an Icon of the Virgin Mary.

Ginnie Wilkie reads T.S.Eliot's poem about the Wise Men, Malcolm Guite has readings on New Year Bells, Richy Col quotes from Ruth Ozecki's book on "Time", and Larry Gentis imagines himself as one of the Three Kings from the East.

Ginnie Wilkie reads the Christmas poem "Surprised",  Malcolm Guite reads poems by Anne Ridler and Christina Rosetti,   Mary Haddow tells the story of the Peace Child,  the Three Vicars describe their favourite Christmas films,  and Larry Gentis imagines himself to be one of the shepherds in Bethlehem.