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Considering The Implications Of The Ashers Baking Company RulingHeather Bellamy spoke with Simon Calvert from The Christian Institute, about the public reaction to the recent ruling, the implications for free speech and freedom of conscience for all people and the changes to the law that he would like to see happen. [15.11.16]
David Suchet In Bethlehem For New Series On FaithPaul Calvert spoke to David Suchet about how he became a Christian, whether he misses Poirot or not and his desire to see peace between the Abrahamic faiths. [12.11.16]
Doctor StrangeSimon Dillon reviews the visually inventive and mystical Marvel film. [10.11.16]
Landmines Continue To Cause Devastation In Bosnia And HerzegovinaHeather Bellamy spoke with Mission Without Borders about Ado, who fell victim to an undiscovered mine, and what more they think needs to be done to tackle the problem. [08.11.16]
How Would Jesus Respond To An Atheist?El McMeen considers how Jesus would respond to an atheists accusation: "Why should I believe in a God? A good God, if he exists, wouldn't cause or allow babies to get cancer." [05.11.16]
American HoneySimon Dillon reviews the fascinating insight into present youth culture and the fragmented, elusive American dream. [03.11.16]
Finding Hope In Mental IllnessHaving just celebrated Mental Health Awareness Day, Cherry Farrington shares openly about her battle with depression and how she has found her way through to hope. [31.10.16]
Getting To Know Holy SpiritHeather Bellamy spoke with Sheila Jones about how the spiritual gift of tongues should be used and who Holy Spirit is. [29.10.16]
The Story Of A Family Blessed With A Baby Deemed 'Incompatible With Life'Sarah Hopes shares the joy and grief of her journey with her first son, Ethan, who died of Anencephaly at seven hours old. [27.10.16]
Iran Pastor Behnam Irani Freed From JailIranian pastor Behnam Irani has been released from prison after being jailed for six years for leading a house church and sharing his faith - 'offences' that Iran has portrayed as crimes against national security. [25.10.16]
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