Larrissa sits down with Will Law and Bishop Zac from Karis Kids, a charity that is helping get children out of poverty in the slums of Kampala, Uganda. They do this by linking families in the UK to families in the slums, who often look after several non-biological/orphaned children.

RT is an international speaker and teacher who pastored Westminster Chapel for 25 years and is also an author of more than 50 books, one of which has recently been released and is called ‘Prophetic Integrity: Aligning Our Words with God's Word’.

Pastor Mick Fleming is pastor of Church on the Street in Burnley, a community dedicated to helping others, particularly those who find themselves homeless, struggling with addictions or on the bread line.

Naomi is a disabled, neurodivergent social researcher and disability equality trainer, and Emily Richardson is a disabled writer, and both authors have collaborated together to write a new book called ‘At The Gates: Disability, Justice and the Churches’.

Larissa sits down with Shabazz Graham, a writer, filmmaker, CEO and co-founder of QCast, a new insightful video-based social media platform.

Larissa speaks to author Richard Reddie about his book Race for Justice, and about how he encourages churches to respond to issues relating to racial justice in church, and also in society.

Larissa speaks to Jeremie Alamazani, CEO at Wealth Partners Limited, about the Pan African Heritage Museum, a project currently under construction and scheduled to open in Accra, Ghana in 2023/2024.

Grammy award winning singer-songwriter Cece Winans talks with Taylor about her music and God's promises over her life.

Taylor sits down with award winning singer-songwriter Michael W Smith and chats about the inspiration for his new music and about staying grounded in his faith.

Emily sits down with Platoon Records artists, Lurine Cato, Volney Morgan & Sharyn, to share with us about The Gospel Heritage Project, which celebrates Gospel Heritage month.

Emily sits down with television presenter Gemma Hunt, as she talks to us about her thriving television career, and the release of her first children’s book ‘A Good Friend’.

Emily sits down with Reverend Dr. Tania Harris, as she talks to us about her new book, ‘The Church who hears God’s voice'

Emily sits down with Dr Michael Youssef as he talks about his ministry, ‘Leading the Way’, and its 20th anniversary of ministry in the UK.

On this TBN Meets, we speak to Jo Saxton, an international speaker and women's leadership coach. Join our discussion on all things leadership.

Emily sits down with Hannah Williamson to discuss how we can equip the next generation to be young leaders, and her new book 'The Mordecai Method'.

West-End performer and music artist Rachel John talks about theatre-life and her new album 'From my Lips to Gods Ears’, and performs two newly-released tracks.

Paul Gibbs, founder of The Pais Movement, talks about this discipleship-led organisation, and his newest book, ‘The Shapes Test’.

Franklin Graham, the CEO of ‘Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, has devoted his life to proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus. Be inspired to tap into you own evangelistic ministry and see how you can prioritise spreading the gospel.

Samuel Bella talks about his journey in music, worship in the UK, and performs his newest single, ‘Move’.

Join us as we meet with evangelist Jay Smith to discuss evangelism testimonies and his desire to see the UK on fire for Christ.

Entrepreneur Marcia Jones runs a monthly support group called Sister2SisterBU; women to better their wellbeing, confidence, and self-esteem. Hear about her journey of supporting women for two decades

Award-winning singer-songwriter, Rachel Kerr, talks about her newly released album ‘Masterpeace’, and so much more. Plus, Rachel performs two of her newest tracks for us.

Parish Priest, Mark Edwards, had a tough start in life; abused as a child and sectioned under the Mental Health Act. He reveals the challenges he faces as a priest in his new book, Behind the Collar.

Andrew Palau, evangelist and one of the key leaders of the legacy ministry, the Luis Palau Association, joins us to share the biggest Festival coming to Manchester since 2003.