2026-08-11T17:00:00
Peter Hitchens joins Luke Martin for a candid and confrontational conversation about Britain’s future, the collapse of its institutions and the loss of Christian conscience. He explains why he believes atheism is a choice, reflects on his journey from revolutionary Marxism to Christianity and speaks movingly about his late brother Christopher. They also discuss marriage, family, free speech, Islam, education, justice and whether Britain can still be renewed.
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2026-11-09T11:27:00Z
Could artificial intelligence threaten humanity — and is the Antichrist an algorithm? N.T. Wright draws on his encounters with tech billionaire Peter Thiel to explore AI, the end times and why Christians must take responsibility for the future.4
2026-11-05T18:00:00Z
From being forced out of Turkey to evacuating war-torn Beirut, Cambridge scientist Denis Alexander tells Professor Andrew C. Scott how a remarkable life in science strengthened his commitment to exploring Christian faith.
2026-11-05T10:24:00Z
What does it really mean to love your neighbour? Should Christians give more generously, rethink their support for local churches, or prioritise saving lives over saving souls? John Nelson is joined by Princeton philosopher Matthew Adelstein and Christian charity leader JD Bauman to explore effective altruism, asking whether following Jesus should radically change how we spend our money, choose our careers and care for others.
2026-10-21T15:52:00Z
In a culture of outrage, division and cancel culture, Dr Amy Orr-Ewing believes forgiveness may be one of the most radical ideas we have. But what happens when forgiveness is used to silence victims, excuse abuse or avoid justice?
2026-10-07T13:31:00Z
Pat Allerton joins Luke Martin to explore the growing openness to Christianity, the search for meaning and why faith may be returning to the cultural conversation.
2026-09-22T16:30:00Z
After cancer and intensive chemotherapy, Tyler Staton says he came to know Jesus in a way he never had before: not simply as the victorious Saviour, but as the suffering servant. In this deeply personal conversation with Ruth Jackson, the Bridgetown Church pastor explores unanswered prayer, miraculous healing, anxiety, doubt and why suffering did not destroy his faith.
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