TWR UK: The Supplement
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We’re joined by Jonathan Griffiths, author of Wisdom and Knowledge, Brad and Heidi Mitchell will be talking about the importance of prayer in marriage and Sam Brewster will talk about his new children’s book. https://www.twr.org.uk/
This programme features conversations with archaeologist Dr Titus Kennedy, leaders from the Dohnavur Fellowship, and author Kyle Bjerga, each exploring how faith is lived out in history, ministry, and family life. You’ll be invited into stories and insights that illuminate the Bible’s reality, Amy Carmichael’s legacy, and the call to nurture Scripture in the home.
The programme features conversations with three authors—Andy Robinson, Ted Turnau, and Niki Hardy—each exploring faith in the midst of suffering, culture, and doubt. Together, their stories offer honest, hope filled perspectives on resilience, creativity, and trusting God when life feels uncertain.
We’re joined by Belle Tindall-Riley, author of The Sacred Ache, Helen Thorne-Allenson author of A Church that Cares and Philip De Courcy will be talking to us about what eternal life will look like.
This episode celebrates faith, courage, and the global work of God through conversations with Tim Challies, Rhonda Stoppe, and Pastor Mike Tatlock. Together, they share stories and insights that inspire believers to see the worldwide church, embrace authentic faith, and find hope in imperfect but faithful lives.
The episode features Dr. Christina Crenshaw discussing how modern ideas of justice often drift from a biblical understanding rooted in God’s character. It also includes a conversation with Amy Kulbok, who offers compassionate insight into grief, suffering, and the slow emergence of hope.
This episode brings together Hanna Seymour, Tim Mulgrew, and Professor Michael Zigarelli for a rich exploration of spiritual habits, Scripture, and the evidence for an afterlife. Their insights invite us to rethink how we grow, how we read the Bible, and what awaits us beyond this life.
This episode brings together Hanna Seymour, Tim Mulgrew, and Professor Michael Zigarelli for a rich exploration of spiritual habits, Scripture, and the evidence for an afterlife. Their insights invite us to rethink how we grow, how we read the Bible, and what awaits us beyond this life.
This week’s Supplement explores how faith meets real life, from helping children hear God with Pete Greig, to preaching that truly transforms with Richard Coekin, and the urgent need to slow down in a culture of constant striving with Ruth Page. Together, these conversations offer practical wisdom for anyone seeking clarity, rest, and a deeper walk with God in a noisy world.
This week’s Supplement explores how faith meets real life, from helping children hear God with Pete Greig, to preaching that truly transforms with Richard Coekin, and the urgent need to slow down in a culture of constant striving with Ruth Page. Together, these conversations offer practical wisdom for anyone seeking clarity, rest, and a deeper walk with God in a noisy world.
The programme explores three expressions of Christian faithfulness — grieving honestly before God, sustaining discipleship beyond spiritual highs, and seeking justice for the oppressed — through conversations with Tiffany Stein, Alistair Chalmers, and Dan Chung. Together, their stories reveal how faith is lived out in sorrow, in everyday formation, and in the long struggle for freedom.
We talk to Erin Kerry author of Love Beyond Your Label and Jimmy Needham – author of The Quest for Best.
Cory Marsh talks about discipleship, Paul Woolley from LICC talks about our faith at work and J Mack Stiles talks about evangelism.
We’re joined by Rev Vaughan Roberts and Jon Gauger. https://www.twr.org.uk/join/
We’re joined by Rev Vaughan Roberts and Jon Gauger. https://www.twr.org.uk/join/
