The Christmas stories are some of the best-loved in the Bible, but their familiarity can mask their real, mind-boggling message. Paula Gooder unravels what these revolutionary stories really tell us about God, power, the poor, and the present day.

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.

Paula Gooder explores the Lord's Prayer, saying that what Jesus gave us was not just a single prayer but a set of guidelines for how to pray and how to live.

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.

Gemma Simmonds explores St Ignatius’ life-giving way of praying with our imaginations and the everyday reality of our lives.

Ann Persson explores what we might learn about the Holy Trinity from contemplating the Rublev Icon.

Arun Arora and Paula Gooder share their passion for Advent and reflect on some of the inspiring stories of faith.

Paula Gooder explores what angels are and what they do in the Old and New Testaments.

Judy Fentress-Williams and Paula Gooder talk about the beautiful, inspiring and difficult parts of the Bible, why we should read it like poetry, and what Biblical authority really means.

Karen Kilby reflects on faith in times of light and darkness.

Anderson Jeremiah and Paula Gooder talk about Jesus in the Bible, in history, and in our lives. They explore his suffering, death and resurrection, how much stories and images of him matter, and how we can live as disciples of Jesus today.

Andrew Rumsey explores what place means in our spiritual lives. He looks at place in the search for meaning and identity, in the Bible, as well as in our own local neighbourhoods, parishes, city and nation.

Christopher Chapman reflects on signs of God in the changing season.

A talk by renowned biblical scholar and womanist theologian, the Reverend Professor Wilda C. Gafney on the story of Hannah and Peninnah in the Hebrew Bible.

Cally Hammond reflects on Mary, Mother of Christ, for the month of May.

Drawing as well from the great liberation theologians and womanist theologians, Anupama Ranawana examines the connections between climate, poverty, race and colonisation.

Jane Williams explores the sacraments as a glorious expression of God’s love.

David Benjamin Blower reflects on the Messiah as we move through Holy Week into Easter.

Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin talks about her autobiography, reflecting particularly on the theme of 'a wonderful life and a wonderful God'.