Alexandra Drakeford reflects on the philosophy of Dr Martin Luther King Jr for Black History Month.

Tessa Bosworth reflects on conversations with Christ for Easter.

Brother Sam SSF reflects on what we might learn from the pandemic about how to live life more slowly, more sustainably, and more enjoyably.

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

Rosemarie Mallett, Chine McDonald, Lucy Winkett and Paula Gooder discuss what it means to say that women are made in the image of God. Raising issues of race and gender, power, prophetic voices, naming injustice, and where hope can be found.

Jarel Robinson-Brown and Paula Gooder talk about identity, grace, bodies, vulnerability, being Christian, Black and LGBTQ+, and dreams for the church.

A story of hope and resilience - the exciting tale of a very special cat who lived in wartime London, written by Ewen Moore, with colourful illustrations by Monika Wasik.

Richard Coles talks about what he thinks a saint is, and some of the people, experiences and places who have helped form his own life of faith. 

Rowan Williams says that how we understand Jesus Christ is central to how we understand everything, and he wrestles with the the defining question of our faith - who Jesus is. 

Robert Freuhwith introduces and explores the mystic Julian of Norwich, her life, writing and theology.

Bishop Michael Curry talks about why he is a follower of the Jesus Movement and how love can change the world.

Panelists from academia, the Church, culture and finance consider the interplay between belonging and flourishing, reciprocity and service, at a time when freedom of movement and labour markets are shifting. Filmed post-Brexit referendum in 2016. Part of St Paul’s Institute’s series ‘Democracy and the Common Good’.

Paula Gooder and Richard Coles explore Jesus’ parables and their enduring power to shock, surprise and challenge us to live our faith in the 21st century.

Biblical Scholar Paula Gooder explores St Paul’s thinking about the essential place of the body in the life of faith,  and how it challenges us to live differently.

Key players discuss the importance of collective action on climate change. Whether we are students, investors, entrepreneurs, policy makers, neighbours or people of faith this panel urges us to show tough love and take responsibility for our planet's future. Filmed in 2014, its themes resonate more now than ever.

With the help of an audience of 90 students, Harvard Philosophy professor Michael Sandel draws out key philosophical principles relating to the common good and globalisation: the nature of our responsibilities and obligations to those near and far; how solidarity might be defined and embodied in a globalised world and what might be the extent of, or perhaps limits to, our compassion.

Biblical Scholar Dr Paula Gooder reflects on different characters who witnessed the events of Holy Week and Good Friday.