Were that tomb full, our lives would be empty. But it is empty so that our lives can be full.

In this special episode, J.John speaks with many people who talk about their own journey's of faith.

This week, J.John speaks with a number of apologists who answer questions that many of us have about God.

In this special episode, J.John speaks with Lauren Windle and Barry Woodward, who have both overcome addiction.

Joining J.John again is Joseph Boot. Together they discuss cultural apologetics and the Mission of God. (part two of two)

J.John and Killy are interviewed by fellow evangelists Mark Greenwood and Mark Ritchie at the Evangelists' Conference 2023.

Find out more about the Evangelists' Conference 2024 at https://evangelistsconference.com/

J.John is joined by Joseph Boot, a Christian thinker, cultural apologist and Founder and President of the Ezra Institute for Contemporary Christianity. (part one of two)

Joining J.John again is Professor Paul McGee. Using the SUMO approach, they discuss how we can improve our relationships with others. (part two of two)

J.John speaks with The SUMO Guy, Professor Paul McGee, about his life and journey of faith. Paul is a motivational speaker who aims to equip organisations and individuals with the insights, inspiration and practical tools to achieve better results in life. (part one of two)

That word Lent reminded me with gratitude of things that I have been loaned over the years: cars, holiday homes, books. In fact, I inherited a number of books from my father-in-law, Michael Rees, when he was promoted to glory, which all bear inside the cover that very word Lent.

If you are lent something you have it and can use it, but it doesn’t really belong to you, and eventually you, as borrower, must return what you have borrowed to the lender. And because you don’t own what you have been lent, you are responsible – and ultimately accountable – for how you use it. As I pondered this, the thought struck me that the concept of ‘being lent’ applies to our lives in at least three ways.