“Young people need to know that they are able to… be involved… whatever gift it is that you have… it’s given to you from God… to bless other people.”   In this bonus episode, Jason continues the conversation with LCM missionary Bradley and Natasha, exploring what helps faith take root and grow in the lives of young people.  Together, they unpack the importance of walking alongside young people over time – through mentoring, honest conversations and shared life. From pastors taking teenagers on walks, to churches building cultures of discipleship, this episode explores what it means to guide the next generation.

What if God is moving more powerfully among young people than we realise?  In this everyday‑focused episode, Jason Roach speaks with LCM missionary Bradley Shaw and East London church member Natasha about the remarkable openness they’re seeing – from after school clubs full of honest questions to teenagers wrestling with identity, pressure and purpose.   They share how simple acts of welcome, vulnerability and consistency can open doors for conversations about Jesus. This episode reveals how God is already at work among young people – and how everyday Christians can step in with courage, love and hope.

“Unity and being intercultural is not an add‑on to the gospel… it’s the very purpose of the church.” John Stevens  Many church leaders long to see their congregations reflect the diversity of their communities – but knowing the steps to take to grow a cross-cultural church can feel overwhelming, costly, or unclear.  In this church‑focused episode, Jason Roach is joined by Israel Olofinjana (Evangelical Alliance) and John Stevens (FIEC) to explore the biblical foundations for intercultural church – reflecting on the challenges we face, and offering a hopeful vision of churches where every culture is welcomed, heard and built up to reflect the beauty of God’s kingdom.  To dig deeper into how to grow a cross-cultural church, access our new leaders guide – visit www.lcm.org.uk/crosscultural

“Some of the pastors I’ve seen… have had to relearn what they thought they knew.” In this church-focused bonus conversation, Jason Roach continues his discussion with Israel Olofinjana (Evangelical Alliance) and John Stevens (FICE) to explore the importance of developing cross-cultural churches. Together they reflect on how leaders can listen deeply to diverse experiences and allow God to challenge their assumptions. We explore the long and often surprising process God takes leaders on, as we learn to welcome and understand every culture in our midst – exploring examples from the early church and today.

What’s our next step when someone shows interest in Jesus? Jason Roach is joined by Charlotte and Brother Mann to explore how we as everyday Christians can offer to read the Bible with people expressing openness, and encourage them to explore God for themselves. Far from being daunting, we explore how simple hospitality and reading the Bible with someone can be a blessing for both Christians and non-Christians alike – with no expertise needed. This season, where we have a new rhythm. The first episode each month will be a church‑focused conversation to help whole churches grow in everyday evangelism, then the second will focus on everyday Christians.

In this church-focused episode, Jason Roach is joined by Simon Knightly and Charlotte to ask a vital question: how do we speak of Jesus when we ourselves are hurting? Join Simon and Charlotte as we explore vulnerability, trust and the quiet ways God uses our fragility to open doors for honest conversations – where walls come down, and the hope of Jesus is heard more clearly. This is the opening episode of Season 3, where we have a new rhythm. The first episode each month will be a church‑focused conversation to help whole churches grow in everyday evangelism, then the second will focus on everyday Christians.

Are you passionate about sharing Jesus with those who don’t yet know him, but often find yourself surrounded by Christians? If so, this episode is for you.  This season explores the struggles we face when it comes to sharing Jesus, and how we can overcome these. Join us for this final episode in the series, as we explore the question: “But what if most of my friends are Christians?”  We’re joined by Sally Palmer, Missionary at LCM’s Webber Street homeless day centre, and Louise Brady, Mission Mobilisation Manager at LCM. Together they share their practical insights and honest stories of building relationships with non-Christians to make the love of Jesus known.

“You may feel like you’re the only one who...wants to go out there and share the gospel. But there are so many other people that have a heart for the gospel. [It’s a matter of] finding the community, finding the fellowship.” - Rani In this short bonus episode, Jason Roach is joined by Rani, Coordinator for the South Asian Forum and Public Leadership at the Evangelical Alliance, and Mark Greenwood, Director of Evangelism at Elim Churches. Together they reflect on what we can do when we feel alone in our zeal for sharing the gospel, and how to stay encouraged.

If you’ve ever felt discouraged, ill-equipped, or unsure whether your efforts to share Jesus are making a difference, this episode is for you. This season explores the struggles we face when it comes to sharing Jesus, and how we can overcome these. The struggle we’re facing in this episode is: “How do I keep sharing Jesus when I feel discouraged?” We’re joined by Rani, Coordinator for the South Asian Forum and Public Leadership at the Evangelical Alliance, and Mark Greenwood, Director of Evangelism at Elim Churches. Together, we explore how God meets us in our discouragement and equips us to share the gospel – even when it feels hard.

Do you ever wonder how to start a conversation about Jesus? Or maybe you worry that when you do, you might get tongue-tied, or face a question that leaves you stumped?  If you’ve ever felt lost for words when sharing Jesus – this episode is for you.  Join Glen Scrivener, YouTuber and CEO of Speak Life, and Denzel Gaisie, LCM Missionary for Lambeth.   Together we explore how we can ‘always be prepared to give an answer…’ (1 Peter 3:15), how to live a life that provokes questions from non-believers, and what to say when you don’t know the ‘right answer’.  Get further encouragement from guest Denzel in this blog: 4 ways being an introvert can make you a good evangelist - https://www.lcm.org.uk/introvert