Helping people come to faith and move to maturity in Christ so that the are able to reach others is a challenge for every church.  Revd Chris Simpkins, minister of Finchampstead Baptist Church serving a village in Berkshire, talks about how they do it.

How do we develop a church that helps reach people and develop them to maturity? Revd Richard Wilson, vicar of St Michael's Twerton, Bath looks at how this works in his context.

A large number of Christians have left their local church and say they are happy in their walk with God. Rev Dr Steve Aisthorpe, a mission development worker for the Church of Scotland, and the author of the book, The Invisible Church discusses the hows and whys.

The show looks at how social entrepreneurship can help lift lives out of poverty with someone who is a master at doing so.

The CEO of Fegans, on leading a charity that ministers to families across the UK, many in desperate need of help and intervention.

The Non-executive Chairman of 'Cook' on what is meant by 'B Corps' and how to run businesses ethically.

The show talks to the founder and director of the charity, Making Sense and author of picture books for children entitled 'My Dad Will Do' and 'My Mum is There'.

Leading a theological College is never easy, and especially these days. Andy Dipper, the new Principal and CEO of All Nations Christian College shares his story and what he believes the future looks like.

The CEO of Toybox speaks of the challenges in leading a charity that reaches street children.

Referendum Special. Andy Peck speaks to Chris Wigram, International Director of ECM on the gospel challenges in Europe.