Matthew Rodger encourages us to be ready for the unexpected.

Matthew Rodger talks about Life after Death.

Richard Holloway outlines his reasons for resigning as Bishop of Edinburgh.   Philip Noble recommends practising making Eye Contact.   Ian Myerscough learns lessons from a drug addict.   Matthew Rodger thinks about Captain Cook.

MUSIC

1.   Edinburgh University Singers - Christ Triumphant ever reigning.

2.   Kathryn Scott - I belong.

Richard Holloway explains how he became a minister despite his humble background.   Philip Noble picks out some defining characteristics of Jesus' ministry.   Ian Myerscough describes how he was influenced by his grandparents' faith.   Matthew Rodger emphasises the importance of proclaiming the faith.

Matthew Rodger talks about the temptation to impose Order on God.

Henry Steuart Fothringham describes the painted ceiling in Grandtully Church.      Derek Browning gives the eulogy at Rev Dr Donald McAlister's funeral.   Iain Ramsden speculates on the reply to a letter from Jesus.  Larry Gentis sees the difficulties of the Israelites spying out the Promised Land.

MUSIC

1.   St George's Chapel Windsor Choir - Thy hand O Lord has guided.

2.   City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra Chorus - For all the Saints.

3.   Edinburgh Festival Singers - For my sake and the Gospel's go.

4.   Kristyn Getty - Hear the call of the kingdom.

5.   Gaither Vocal Band - Only Jesus.

Teresa Keswick describes her life as a Carmelite Nun.   Malcolm Guite reads his version of Psalm 25.   Alan Sorensen explains why Confessing is good for you.   Mary Haddow illustrates the futility of concentrating on outward show.

Matthew Rodger answers the question "What is the point of Life?"

Matthew Rodger explains the importance of counting our blessings, starting with a story by Winston Churchill.

James Rebanks talks about Farming which is Sympathetic to the Environment.   Malcolm Guite reads his version of Psalm 24.   Mary Haddow has a story on Compassion.   Alan Sorensen explains the qualities shown by a Real Man.