Paula Gooder and Mark Oakley explore the mystery, the glory and the scandal of the Cross. Through scripture and poetry, they open up something of what we might learn from it not only of sin and reconciliation but also of love and new life, of who Jesus really was, and also what it means to follow his call to take up our own cross.

Singer Carris Jones writes about music that illuminates the mystery and meanings of Good Friday and Easter.

Bishop Lusa Nsenga-Ngoy and Dr Paula Gooder in conversation about the resurrection and all things hopeful, including the movements for social and racial justice and contemplative prayer.

Paula Gooder talks about who St Paul really was, what formed him and what drove him.

At the event 'Jesus Christ: The Unanswered Questions' in St Paul's Cathedral, Rowan Williams is asked 'Who is Jesus for you? and this is his answer.

Ben Lindsay, Guvna B, Rosemarie Mallett and Chine McDonald explore the joys and sorrows, the grace and pain of their individual and collective experience as Black Christians.

Ayla Lepine reflects on paintings in the National Gallery which illuminate our Lent, Holy Week and Easter pilgrimage.

Rowan Williams and Paula Gooder explore the Gospels’ accounts of Jesus’ resurrection, what difference it makes to our faith and the world, including exploring some of their favourite stories of his resurrection appearances.

Lucy Winkett, priest and theologian, and Marian Partington, whose sister was killed by Fred and Rose West, explore the radical path of forgiveness. Warning: contains references to rape, violence and sexual abuse.

Selina Stone reflects on the relationship of prayer, justice and a transformed world.

Professor John Barton, one of the great Biblical scholars of our time, introduces his bestselling book 'The History of the Bible', the culmination of a lifetime’s work. He explores the Bible’s long evolution, how much good translations matter, and what contemporary scholarship reveals about the Bible, including how as contemporary Christians we understand its place at the heart of our faith.

Richard Carter offers a beginner’s guide to contemplative prayer.

Brian Draper explores where mindfulness meets ancient Christian practices of prayer, and how we can be more attentive to our spiritual practices in the everyday.

Cathedral Chaplain Paula Hollingsworth reflects on five novels that feed her soul and her spirit.