Should life be more give than take? Listen in to this interview and talk with Akeel Sachak, global head of consumer at Rothschild. In this interview he shares how he came to Christian faith from a culturally Muslim background and how his faith impacts his work. This interview is accompanied by a short talk entitled ‘Should life be more give than take?’
What if I don’t do God? Listen in to this interview and talk with Michael Farmer – Peer in the house of Lords and highly successful commodities trader. For the first half of his life, Michael didn’t do God, then everything changed…
Good Friday Listen in as Roger Carswell speaks at the Barge Good Friday Service and shows how Jesus’ death on a cross brings hope.
Now for some good news Listen in as Roger Carswell speaks at the Barge Palm Sunday Guest Service and shows how Jesus’ death on a cross is good news
How Strong is the evidence? Former High Court Judge Sir Jeremy Cooke discusses with Roger Carswell why he’s become a Christian and why he believes that the decision all the evidence points towards.
Doug Johnston Listen in to this interview and talk at EY as EY partner Doug Johnston discusses his faith, its basis and the difference it makes to his life. This interview is followed by a talk by Roger Caswell.
Debbie Flood Listen in as former Olympic Medalist Rower Debbie Flood discusses her Christian faith and its meaning with Roger Carswell. The interview is followed by a talk by Roger.
An evening with Jeff Hammer Listen in as pianist and former top 10 artist Jeff Hammer brings us an evening of music, stories and discussion with Glen Scrivener of his Christian faith. The interview is followed by a talk by Glen.
The Biggest Decision Major General Tim Cross has commanded at every level in the British army, charged with big decisions. Listen in to this interview and talk as he discusses the biggest decision he’s ever made by an empty tomb in Jerusalem.
Who is Jesus? Listen in as Glen Scrivener speaks at the Financial Ombudsman and asks: ‘who is he’ and ‘why does he matter for today?’
