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Andy Peck talks to Yetunde Hofmann, who has been involved in leadership for over 25 years in the corporate world and now has a portfolio career which includes leading an international leadership and change consulting practice and organisation that supports black women leaders. They talk about why the death of George Floyd was an impetus to helping black women and why love is such an important element of good business leadership.

Andy Peck talks to Katherine Brown a small group leadership trainer with the Fusion Student Movement, about that all important business of leading a small group: what’s important? What’s not? And how do you build community?  

God led Andrew to lay down his music career for a season. He shares how he was led to renovate properties, but God had a renovation of the heart and a restoration of a stately home as part of his agenda. A remarkable story of God’s faithfulness leading to a new song for the post-covid era   

Will is a Pastoral Chaplain at Holy Trinity Brompton. Based on his book, The Power of Belonging, Will looks at being vulnerable as a leader and how shame works against out engagement with others. He shares why ‘success doesn't equal security and touches on his own mental health issues and the importance of being authentically present in our leadership. Why ‘fake it to make it’ is lousy career advice and why he hates the phrase ‘becoming the best version of ourselves.’

Andy Hickford had been at a church for 23 years as senior pastor in Worthing, moved to a church in Torquay with a mandate for change and within a year, covid had struck. Andy thinks churches need to think carefully before returning things to the way they were, and shares what he has learned from managing change.

Andy Peck talks to Nick and Becky Drake who launched the ministry ‘Worship for Everyone’ in 2010 in order to unite all ages in worship.   They serve at Gas Street Church in Birmingham. Nick is the Associate vicar and Becky runs ‘Worship for Everyone’ in the church and further afield. They talk about how to transform the ‘all-age’ service from something ‘no-one enjoys’, to a service that blesses all ages. 

Andy Peck chats with Lauren Crook, the senior leader of Kingdom Living Ministries about living a supernatural lifestyle guided by the power of the Holy Spirit. Lauren explains why she believes local churches can see Jesus work today as he did in his earthly ministry. 

Andy Peck talks with Neil Bennetts songwriter and CEO of The Worship Foundation on the language of worship and how we can best lead worship in the local church

Andy Peck talks to Viv Thomas, author of Wisdom Road: Making Decisions in Company with God. They discuss how do we make better decisions by learning from bad ones and whether God has a 'plan' for our lives or whether we work things out together. 

Andy Peck talks with Trevor Waldock, a leadership mentor and coach about how leadership is developing the potential of others. We all have a pen to write our future, will you pick up your pen?

Andy Peck talks to Marcus Honeysett, founding director of Living Leadership on the topic of the abuse and misuse of power. Marcus is the author of Powerful Leaders?: When Church Leadership Goes Wrong And How to Prevent It. The book was published after the recording. 

The pediatrician explains how she left the NHS to learn supernatural pediatrics in Mozambique with Iris Global and is now called to equip Christians to know wholeness and healing in Christ back in the UK

In a series of re-runs of the most popular episodes on The Leadership Show according to podcast downloads, Andy Peck talks to Katharine Hill, the UK director of Care for the Family about her book, ‘Left to their own devices’. The books helps parents navigate the challenges of the Internet era. and they discuss the specific blessings and challenges that the Internet brings.

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Andy Peck chats with celebrated author Philip Yancey, seller of 15 million plus about his memoir, ‘Where the Light Fell’ The conversation included his journey of faith from a narrow fundamentalist church in the deep south of the USA, and the leaders who have most impressed him during his career as a journalist.   # memoir #fundementalism #famous leaders

Andy Pecks chats with Anita Delhaas, the CEO of the International Community of the Holy Sepulcher ICoHS about the large numbers of Christians leaving the Holy Land and her work in uniting the Christian community to stand firm and encourage those who remain. 

It may be a cliche, but it's said that 'good leaders are good readers'. This week Andy Peck chats with Antony Billington, senior Pastor at The Beacon Church, Ashton-in-Makerfield, in Greater Manchester about books that will equip you as a Christian leader. Books on theology, practical leadership and your spiritual walk, including one that has changed Antony's morning routine.

Plenty of pastors have considered quitting, but what about quitting Christianity altogether?  Andy Peck chats to Brian McLaren about his latest book: ‘Do I Stay Christian? A Guide for the Doubters, the Disappointed and the Disillusioned.’ They look at the reasons why people want to leave and why handling doubts is an important aspect of Christian leadership.

What if we are actually in a 'grey zone'? Andy Peck talks with Australian cultural observer and pastor, Mark Sayers whose latest book which describes what he sees as a cultural transition phase. The book is called  ‘A Non-Anxious Presence’ and they talk about how Christians in leadership can a blessing in this interesting phase in cultural history. 

Andy Peck’s talks to Brian McCarthy, the Executive Director of the Christian Police Association (CPA) about the work of the CPA, special measures and what it takes to serve as a Christian police officer  

Andy Peck chats with Ivan Filby about business, the faith, and ministering in the power of the Holy Spirit.   Ivan chaired the business department at Greenville University, Illinois., served as dean of business at Point Loma Nazarene University in San Diego, California before returning to Greenville to serve seven years as president of Greenville University. He now lives in Northern Ireland, serving as a pastor of Tower view Church in Bangor and is author of  “Livestream: Learning how to minister in the Power of the Holy Spirit”. He also serves the Key Relationship Manager at Premier Radio.

Andy Flannagan from Christians in Politics returns to the show this week. He talks about the brand new Influence Course and how all of us can be having an influence in our communities

Andy Peck talks to Nick and Becky Drake who launched the ministry ‘Worship for Everyone’ in 2010 in order to unite all ages in worship.   They serve at Gas Street Church in Birmingham, Nick as Associate vicar and Becky running ‘Worship for Everyone’ in the church and further afield. They talk about how to transform the ‘all-age’ service from something ‘no-one enjoys’, to a service that blesses all ages.

Andy Peck chats with Lauren Crook, the senior leader of Kingdom Living Ministries about living a supernatural lifestyle guided by the power of the Holy Spirit. Lauren explains why she believes local churches can see Jesus work today as he did in his earthly ministry. 

Andy Peck talks with Viki Seithel, who is the Communications Developer of Fusion, the Student mission movement, about how churches can prepare students to leave for uni and how churches in university areas can best welcome those who come to them. How can we ensure that they really are the best years of their life in a spiritual sense? 

Andy Peck’s talks to Rev Alister McGrath, Professor of Science and Religion at Oxford University. about his book: ‘What’s the Point of Theology: wisdom well-being and wonder (PCK) and how this relates to the challenges of Christians in leadership. 

Andy Peck  talks to Sara  Schumacher about her book 'Reimagining the Spiritual Disciplines for a Digital Age' (Grove Books) They discuss how the practices of 'solitude', 'simplicity' and 'sabbath' can combat the less positive aspects of the digital age and how you can nurture your soul as a leader.  

Andy Peck talks to  The Parenting for Faith Ministry Lead, Anna Hawken about ministry to under 5s and their parents and how this can be a growth area for your local church. 

Andy Peck talks to Speak Life founder, Glen Scrivener about his book, The Air We Breathe’ which suggests that many of the values that western civilisation holds dear are founded upon Christianity. They talk about the impact this has on a Christian leader's outlook and communication  

Andy Peck chats to Hope Virgo the author a new book, ‘You are Free (even if you don’t feel like it)’: mental health, faith and finding your way. Hope battled an eating disorder through her teens and now campaigns for better understanding of and support for eating disorders and mental health. She discusses how Christians in leadership can support those affected.

Lane is a co-author of a book, with Andy Stanley that unpacks a radical approach to preaching. It’s called Communicating for a Change and includes principles and approaches that will improve any leader’s communication. The conversation outlines the approach and links it with leadership principles.  

Andy Peck chats to Texas based pastor Andrew Farley about his book, ‘The Grace Message: Is the Gospel really this good?’ Andrew had discovered that his zeal for doing the right things as a Christian, was exhausting. God showed him that he really hadn’t understood grace. The show unpacks the practical implications of this for your walk with God.

Andy Peck talks to Rev. Peter Baker, senior pastor of Lansdowne Church,  Bournemouth about a building project with significant challenges.  Plans to transform a Victorian Baptist Church into a 21st century auditorium went seriously awry and the plan was mothballed for 18 months - Covid-19 was both a challenge and a help. Andy finds out what Peter learned as a leader from the experience? 

Andy Peck talks to Glenn Packiam, the lead pastor of New Life Downtown Colorado Springs to talk about his new book, The Resilient Pastor: Leading your Church in a Rapidly Changing World. The book reflects on research by the Barna Group and gives insight into the leadership mood among pastors as they navigate life in challenging days.

Andy Peck talks with Jen Baker who moved from Michigan in the USA to the UK in an Abraham style call where she knew very little of God’s intentions. She and now helps Christians live without fear, through a writing and teaching ministry that takes her all over the world. They talk about her latest book Unwavering: The Power of Choice and find out what holds people back from making progress in what God has called them to do. 

Andy Peck talks with Pete Greig, The founder of 24/7 Prayer movement. Pete has written a book entitled ‘How to hear God: a simple guide for normal people' where he explores the many ways the Bible says we might hear from God. Pete explains his own journey into hearing God and how specifically each of us can learn to listen according to how God has made us. 

Andy Peck talks to John Truscott, church consultant and trainer about the stewardship of finances. With many churches taking a financial hit post-pandemic, and many having abandoned the offering plate, how can we encourage people to give to God’s work and is tithing our income the answer?

Andy Peck chats with Kelleigh Wooderson-Hudson about her journey to founding Life Essence Housing and Support which provides a haven for those who have survived trauma and their children. How has God turned around bad times in her own past to be a blessing to others?

Uniting the C of E Andy Peck talks with Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin about her book, ‘The Room Where It Happens’, which is based on themes from the stage show, Hamilton. They also talk about how it feels to be the first black woman bishop in the Church of England, what encourages her in her work as Bishop of Dover, and why she believes the Church can stay ‘united’. 

Andy Peck talks with Gareth Russell managing director of Jersey Road PR about what to do when a crisis hits your church or charity. With negative press on the increase, he has created a course, ‘Calm before the Storm’ which aims to get you ready for what may come your way.

Andy Peck chats with Wayne Dixon, the Christian Connections in Schools (CCiS) Worker in Slough, Windsor & Maidenhead, and Associate of Scripture Union, with whom he has also worked, in a career spanning some 25 years. They talk about his course, Exam Attack which has become highly popular in the schools where he works and how to lead in the home so that your children both survive and thrive in their education years. 

Andy Peck talks to Alan Cutting, author of 'Raising Families: Envisioning the Church to empower its neighbourhood' on what he learned from his work with 3,000 churches in Central Asia and Africa about how to care without making their problems worse. 

Andy Peck chats with Ali Campbell, a youth and children’s work consultant about the crisis in youth and children’s work, what to do about it and the new ministry, Paraclesis, which he is launching that hopes to help turn things around. 

Andy Peck talks with Katharine Hill, UK director of Care for the Family and author of  ‘Left to their own devices?’ about how to help parents navigate the challenges of the Internet era, when the good the bad and the ugly are all available via a smart phone

Andy Peck talks to Sam Reiner, a Florida based pastor and founder of Church Answers about his book ‘The Church Revitalisation Checklist’, and how leaders can address the issues that have caused decline and create a compelling vision for the next stage in their church life.

Andy Peck chats with Becky Willard Heatley, daughter of Dallas Willard, the celebrated writer and thinker, about the re-publishing of The Renovation of the Heart, 20 years after it was written and eight years after her father’s death. What was the heart of the book which has helped so many Christian leaders get a handle on change in their own lives and those they seek to serve? 

Andy Peck chats with Trevor Waldock, the author of a new book, Becoming Mandela, where he uses the former South Africa President as a metaphor for change: in Mandela’s case from an angry freedom fighter, to a reconciling statesman.  How can we become the kind of ‘elders’ who have the right character to influence our present and the next generation? 

Andy Peck talks with Christie Spurling MBE, who grew up as an adopted child, was excluded from school at 14 and went on to be the founder of N-Gage, a charity based in Manchester, which works with young people at risk of exclusion from school. He tells Andy Peck about his background that led him to found this kind of ministry, and what he does for young people just like he was.   

Andy Peck talks to Katherine Brown a small group leadership trainer with the Fusion Student Movement, about that all important business of leading a small group: what’s important? What’s not? And how do you build community? 

Have you realised that the Nativity plays in many local churches actually have little to do with the birth of Jesus as depicted in the Gospels? David Instone-Brewer Research Fellow at Tyndale House, Cambridge, tackles some of the mythical elements surrounding the incarnation and suggests a new way and better way of understanding what was really going on. 

Andy Peck chats with Tim Alford,  the National Director of LIMITLESS, the youth and children's movement of the Elim Pentecostal Churches in the UK and Ireland about how things are in the youthwork scene and how local churches might start groups designed to reach and disciple young people.

Andy Peck talks with Steph Cox, Head of Children’s work at Eastgate Church, Gravesend, who believes God is looking to empower children as He enables her, including in supernatural ways. She shares what this meant in terms of her vision for the children in her group 

What kind of leadership should Christians utilise in the public sphere, where most are lukewarm or hostile to Christianity? Joanna Williamson tells Andy Peck about an MA in Public Leadership which helps Christians tease out the main issues, and understand what public leadership and public theology is and learn to lead with integrity and grace, wherever God places them.

Marg grew up in a Dutch Reformed Church in Australia where only men were allowed to lead. But she discovered that there was a better way to read the scriptures that seem to deny women from leading and preaching in mixed congregations. She outlines to Andy Peck an interpretation that gives full weight to the Bible’s authority while freeing women everywhere to serve in the ways God intends, which for some, will include leading in church.  

God led Andrew to lay down his music career for a season. He shares how he was led to renovate properties, but God had a renovation of the heart and a restoration of a stately home as part of his agenda. A remarkable story of God’s faithfulness leading to a new song for the post-covid era 

How do you decide whether differences with another Christian, church or charity are so great that you can’t work together? How do we manage if we diasagree about creation, or the role of women or same sex marriage? Jonathan Lamb believes we can engage in what is known as ‘theological triage’ outlined in his new book entitled Essentially One: Striving for the Unity God Loves and unpacked on the show. 

Can two charities merge without one swallowing up the other. ‘All We Can’ now work closely with ‘Y-Care International’ in a novel merger that could be a template for others. Steve Adams, director of Public Engagement for the two charities explains how they came together and what leaders can learn from the enterprise. 

Dave Burke’s church was overrun with people in various forms of emotional distress, so as senior pastor, he got some training and now equips people online and in person with Mental Health First Aid Training. He explains how we can equip others ourselves 

Bill Woolsey, who heads up Five:Two which provides training and coaching for people starting kingdom-focused businesses explains the key ingredients for being ensuring a successful start-up.

Dr. Pete Carter looks at how we understand equality as Christians, and how it works out in male-female roles, racial tensions and the welcoming of those from the LGBTQ ‘community’. 

Leadership carries a degree of authority but Jesus taught that it was a different kind to that wielded by non believers. Dr Pete Carter, a medical doctor and a church leader at Eastgate Church, Gravesend explains how you can understand the kind of authority you have in Christ. 

Andy Hickford had been at a church for 23 years as senior pastor in Woking, moved to a church in Torquay with a mandate for change and within a year, covid has struck. Andy thinks churches need to think carefully before returning things to the way they were, and shares what he has learned from managing change 

The pediatrician explains how she left the NHS to learn supernatural pediatrics in Mozambique with Iris Global and is now called to equip Christians to know wholeness and healing in Christ back in the UK

Ian Henderson is the founder of the Naked Truth Project, a charity that aims to 'open eyes and free lives from the damaging impact of porn'. He explains why helping people in this area should be a part of every local church’s ministry 

How can we understand the challenge of uniting the whole church whatever the racial background? Clare outlines her perspective as a daughter from the Windrush generation and goes on to explain a new course designed to help people unite their faith and leadership

What kind of character do we need to serve as a leader? A businessman who heads up Cotswold Fayre, shares his belief that developing character needs to be the first concern of every leader, wherever they lead in his book: ‘The Fourth Bottom Line’: flourishing in the new era of compassionate leadership 

How can churches and charities help communities to rebuild post-pandemic? Roger heads up the Movement for Recovery, based in the Greater Manchester area and believes Christians need to be at the forefront of what happens next in the UK 

How do we help ourselves and those we lead deepen our faith? Rick Hill, the Discipleship & Leadership Development Officer for the Presbyterian Church explores what we need to focus on

The youth leader who helps young people navigate life through developing mentoring relations, shares how you can mentor others  

The director of Advocacy and Public Affairs of Open Doors UK shares the inspiration of the many church leaders worldwide who are persecuted for their faith.

Andy Peck talks to Marie Aitken. Her day job is with Alpha UK as Head of England, overseeing church engagement and relationship management for the country but she is also the founder of a growing online community for emerging female leaders called Girl Can Daily. With women's supposed 'emancipation' have things really changed very much?

A leader with the Global Leadership Network on how leadership thinking changed the church he was serving in British Columbia, Canada and how we can take leadership teaching and make it relevant anywhere in the world

Steve Addison believes an understand of the narrative of scripture inevitably leads leaders to be missional in their outlook and explores this in his new book: Your part in God’s Story: Genesis to Revelation in 40 days 

Director of Share Jesus International, Andy Frost looks at how being a parent is a training ground for many in leadership and how his book, 52 Adventures for Dads and their kids can create much needed connection between Dads and their children. He also shares on the enormous legacy he received from his own father, Rob Frost. 

David Heywood believes most churches don’t do a good job of equipping God’s people to serve him, and suggests a revolution is needed in the whole formation process, explored in his new book, Reimagining Ministerial Formation 

The mumsnet phenomenon Carrie Longton tells Andy Peck how she started and sustained mumsnet with her co-founder and what leadership lessons there are in her journey.

Andy Peck talks with Marcus Honeysett, founder of Living Leadership on the power dynamic in leadership, and how to spot when we are wielding it inappropriately, ahead of Marcus’ new book on the topic

The former President of World Vision US tells Andy Peck about his career in leadership, why poverty needs the professionals and lessons from his new book Lead Like It Matters

Communicating clearly Andy Peck finds out how Heather Thompson Day, associate professor of communications at Colorado Christian University prepares her talks and how we can be better communicators

What value might psychological tools have for you as a leader and for your teams? Andy Peck talks with Henry Ratter formerly of ICI, David Physick principal consultant of Glowinkowski International and Barry Wilson, archdeacon of Monmouth on wise practice in using psychological instruments

Andy Peck talks to Andy and Fiona Banes who head up Time for Marriage and discuss some ways in which Christian leaders can safeguard their marriage amidst the challenges of modern life

The trainer/facilitator on how to understand and navigate the conflict that’s bound to come your way

The CEO of Kick, on how a charity initially based on teaching football in London schools has expanded its activities to reach young people across the UK

The CEO of Kintsugi Hope on how you can flourish amidst challenging circumstance, based on his book: ‘Bouncing Forwards: Notes on Resilience, Courage and Change’ 

The co-director of the Mind and Soul Foundation on the enormous emotional challenge of the pandemic for leaders and how to guard yourself against burnout  

Andy Peck chats to Karen Kerridge headteacher at The Appleton School, Benfleet in Essex about the challenges of running a school as a Christian in a COVID year

The Texas based leader on the how she learned that God speaks in dreams and reaches some of the most 'hard to reach' by using dream interpretation as a doorway for the Gospel

The Anglican vicar and therapist on how Christians in leadership can better guard themselves against the kind of temptations faced by high profile Christian leaders such as Ravi Zacharias

The head of the Youth and Emerging Generation team at Tearfund on what to make of research suggesting the youth may be abandoning church because of climate issues

The co-founder of Grassroots Trust on his lent for beginners resource and why leadership titles are a dangerous thing

The founding CEO of a charity serving families with additional needs on her vision to see 20 clinics across the UK by 2030 

The Executive Director of One Life on the vision to train young people and students to be an influence where God has placed them

The lead for the Missional Youth Church Network explains how he planted a church in Bradford and is pioneering more across the UK 

The founder of unlocking the Growth shares how his ministry adjusted during lockdown and how he is training hundreds to see fruit from a simple approach 

The co-founders of the charity helping church leaders think strategically about the year ahead 

The network leader on what he's saying to church leaders as 2021 unfolds 

Andy Peck chats to Gareth Crispin, the Cliff College lecturer, on how we think about ministering to families within the church setting 

Andy Peck chats to Stephen Maxted, the CEO OF The Message Works Trust on the strategic thinking required to serve as Christian leaders 

Andy Peck chats to Amanda Bindon co-CEO Cinnamon Network about the winner of the 2020 competition to find charities to receive £30k towards the expansion of their work among the homeless.

The CEO of Genistar on his new book Against the Odds and how a street kid became an entrepreneur and a millionaire

The national director of Limitless on how he became a leader and the challenge of raising up new youth ministries

The Public Engagement Director for ‘All We Can’ on the new kind of leadership approach that is transforming our mentality around mission

The coffee consultant on why where you spend your money on coffee can help both the supplier and the charity, including Premier

The veteran youthworker on how he got into youthwork, why he stayed. what a College education can provide and what to look for in a full-time worker.

The founder of a business that turns food that would be wasted into condiments on the challenges of leading a business in a COVID- challenges worlds

How community and relationship is vital if we are to see personal change

What kind of discipleship is needed for the younger generation?

The director of CODEC in Durham on what we are learning about Christianity in a pandemic through Premier’s webinar series

How Christians can bring the Bible into daily business life.

The new devotional writer for Voice of Hope magazine on leadership, serving those with disability and what you can expect from his devotional

David Steward, Brandon Mann authors of ‘Leadership by the Good Book’ on how the Bible can fuel our leadership.

The co-founding director of Kids Matter on how to reach and support families through the local church

How to raise money in a way that builds relationship with those who give

The national youth evangelism director on what to do if you have no, or few, children and young people in your local church

Former pastor and lecturer in leadership on the significance of 'crucible' experiences in shaping Christian leaders 

The author of ‘Failing Intelligently’, on how we can see failure as some of our best times in the purposes of God 

The author of ‘Understanding Christian Leadership’ (SCM), a second show looking at what Christian leadership might look like in the local church.  

The author of ‘Understanding Christian Leadership’ (SCM) on what Christian leadership is and how we practice it

The co-founder of ‘WeAreCompany’ on how teamwork is in any organisation

The College tutor and Christian Indiana Jones on how archaeology supports our enjoyment of scripture. 

The leadership lecturer on surviving a 400 foot fall and what he has learned about leadership

The Samaritan’s Purse UK CEO on Christians are changing the atmosphere during COVID-19 in Italy, USA and the UK. 

The Stockholm based pastor on life in lockdown in one of the most secular cities in the world

The business specialist, speaker, coach and trainer on why profit is no longer the bottom line and how you can ensure that your work makes a real difference 

The Programme Manager of the MA in digital theology on how the local church can enhance the latest technology to serve the world

The team coach and trainer and founder of Triquester Teams on making your strengths work for you and your team

The business specialist, speaker, coach and trainer on his PRIZE Winning Leadership model that can kickstart, or refresh your leadership outlook. 

The Wembley based vicar on how stories can save your church and your evangelism

The Programme Manager of the MA in digital theology on how we should all be aware of how technology is impacting our Faith. 

 The Wembley based vicar on how to lead a church in suburbia 

The chair of Association of Christian Teachers (ACT) on supporting teachers in your congregation 

Ministers from Bookham Baptist Church, near Leatherhead on navigating leadership disagreement on approaches to same-sex attraction

The founding director of Living Leadership on how fear can grip Christians in leadership and how the Easter message provides some wonderful reassurance

The director of the Jubilee Centre on the intergenerational nature of God’s purposes, and how passing on wisdom is a crucial part of leadership.

The Membership Development Manager at the Liberal Democrats on standing for Parliament and why Christians should get involved in politics.

The director of Waverley Abbey College and Head of Counselling, on why the challenges of mental health needs to be part of every leader’s outlook. 

The Ministers from Bookham Baptist Church, near Leatherhead on navigating leadership disagreement on approaches to same-sex attraction.

The director of Waverley Abbey College and Head of Counselling, on whether counselling might form part of a leader’s ministry

The Head of Business Development at Cinnamon Network UK on the new Project Lab competition aiming to support charitable efforts to help the homeless.

The songwriter and CEO of The Worship Foundation on the language of worship and how we can best lead worship in the local church.

The former International director of Operation Mobilisation and founder of 'Formation' looks at decision making as a leader. How do we hear God? what role does common sense and our own desires have within making decisions as a leader.  How can we make better decisions by learning from the bad ones. 

Bruce is one of the leaders of New Wine Cymru, sharing his experience of helping a local church in Harrow to transition towards a church  more missional and open to the Spirit. He looks at the importance of understanding the different groups in most churches: the radicals, the progressives, the conservatives and the traditionalists. A wise leader keeps an eye on each group to ensure unity as the transition is made. 

Ros is director of Operations with Transform Work UK and shares how to encourage Christian groups within the workplace and provides wise approaches to engaging with other faiths and religions. There are now hundreds of Christian work place Groups, many of whom are taking advantage of the equality legislation that encourages large firms and companies to make space for religious grouos within the workplace. 

Will is a Pastoral Chaplain at Holy Trinity Brompton. Based on his book, The Power of Belonging, Will looks at being vulnerable as a leader and how shame works against out engagement with others. He shares why 'success doesnt equal securit'y and touches on his own mental health issues and the importance of being authentically present in our leadership. Why 'fake it to make it' is lousy career advice and why he hates the phrase 'becoming the best version of ourselves'  

In a special series looking at archived versions to celebrate 700 shows, Andy Peck talks with Dallas Willard. He is now with the Lord (May 2013), but served as Professor of Philosophy at University of Southern California. The conversation from 2010 picked up on themes from his book, Personal Religion, Public Reality? Towards a knowledge of FaithIt looked at the four questions we all have to face in life, what is meant by the kingdom of God, what self denial is and isnt, how Jesus sees our role as leaders, why every work can involve God, and why the pastor needs to address 'the world' and not just their local church 

As we celebrate 700 shows a look back into the archives for a special 6 week series: No. 1 Andy talks to Trevor Waldock, the founding director of Emerging Leaders a charity that works with young people in Africa, India and the UK to unlock leadership potential. The show outlines his belief that we all have some level of leadership potential. We all have the chance to write our story going into the future, and this story can involve others. Will we pick up the pen? 

Join Andy Peck for The Leadership File, featuring conversations with Christian leaders about their experiences of leadership. The show is aimed at leaders of churches, charities and companies.

Andy Peck chats to Joe Shurmer, a man with a vision to see a Christian Festival on the Isle of Wight,  on how God has opened the doors and restored his health 

Andy Peck chats to Emma Ineson the bishop of Penrith, on her book: ‘Ambition:’ What Jesus said about Power, Success and Counting Stuff.

Andy Peck chats to Russell Godward, an Essex based who left his role as a pastor to work with the Move network and reaches hundreds in the same neighbourhood. 

Andy Peck chats to Lloyd Tomer, the former pastor in Illinois who has taken his pastoring into the business world and why he’s not given up work, even in his 80s.

Andy Peck chats to Paul Coulter, the head of Ministry Operations at Living Leadership on the challenge of helping leaders become disciple-makers. 

Andy Peck chats to a host of top Christian leaders popping in to offer wisdom and advice    

Andy Peck chats to Ian White, recently retired Baptist Minister about re-invemting your leadership for a larger sized church     

Andy Peck chats to Andy Kind, the comedian and preacher on how to use your humour to communicate, and when not to. 

Andy Peck chats to Andy Bannister, full-time Director of the Solas Centre for Public Christianity, based in Dundee, Scotland, and an adjunct speaker for Ravi Zacharias International Ministries, about sharing our faith with the Muslim community. 

Andy Peck chats to Penny Clarke, the Business Manager of Kings Church Bolton, on how we should steward what God gives us 

Mike Hill, former bishop and now CEO of Global Leadership Network UK and Ireland on his life as a leader.

Tim Aho, the church planter from the USA on the adjustments he has made in a quarter of a century of church planting in the Birmingham area.

Andy Peck talks to Phil Wilthew, Kings Arms, Bedford, and author of Developing a Prophetic Culture, about about hearing God's voice as a leader.

Andy Peck chats to Duncan Banks,the pastor keen that the unchurched might find a home in church and how to go about it.

Alan Cass, The head of Global Legacy South East, on leading with God in the driving seat.

The CEO of International Justice Mission UK on caring for the poor and enslaved and staying buoyant in the process

Andy Peck chats to Mitch Menagh, the Director of Homeless Services for the Salvation Army on how the church is helping ease the dire homelessness situation.

Andy Peck chats to Tina Southgate, The Destiny Coaching Ministries director on tools that can help take your leadership to the next level.

Andy Peck chats to Dave Bareham, The Essex based pastor on a new tool that transformed his evangelistic ministry.    

Andy Peck chats to Mark Bainbridge, The Executive Director at The Lawyers Christian Fellowship on how the working with the law has brought grace to his clients.    

Andy Peck chats to Craiig Hazen, The Biola University Professor of Comparative Religion and Apologetics on a puzzling verse on prayer and why we should all be doing apologetics.

Andy Peck chats to Deborah Akinlawon, about serving in the Police and how the Christian Police Family is able to support fellow officers and constables as they serve the public in London and elsewhere. 

Andy Peck chats to Jacob Boss, a US missionary in London on his plans to see an explosion of church plants in London.

Simon King, a manager in the East of England Ambulance Service on the new organisation for Christians and what it’s like serving on the frontline.

Andy Peck chats to Pippa Peppiatt the head of Nursing, CMF on the challenges and opportunities within the nursing profession

Andy Peck chats to Femi Iduwo Transform Work UK’s Prayer and Pastoral Leader on what TWUK gets up to and how a prayer meeting went from 4 to 250.

Andy Peck chats to Tim Gough The Centre Director for Llandudno Youth For Christ, in north Wales, on his new book, ‘ Rebooted: Reclaiming Youth Ministry for the Long Haul.'

Join Andy Peck for The Leadership File, featuring conversations with Christian leaders about their experiences of leadership. The show is aimed at leaders of churches, charities and companies.

Andy Peck chats to Guido Braschi, former head of New Horizons on how OMF is helping emerging mission movements.

Andy Peck chats to Joy Tibbs a journalist/editor about how retirement can give a new lease of life to Christians keen to serve God. 

Steve Addison, author of The Rise and Fall of Movements: A roadmap for leaders, on how he took his church planting to another level.

Phil Carter The trainer of people in the workplace, on handling the conflict you face in your leadership

Andy Peck chats to Ruth Bancewicz, the Church Engagement Director at The Faraday Institute for Science and Religion. Her remit is to help the UK Church interact with science in a helpful way.

Join Andy Peck for The Leadership File, featuring conversations with Christian leaders about their experiences of leadership.

Joe Lowther from Kick London, the CEO of the charity explains how they reach 10,000 plus young people within the borders of the M25, and how the ministry has been turned around to expand its staff and vision.

Eddie Arthur, the former Wycliffe UK director on how the changing face of world mission is affecting the leadership of agencies, and why they need to change if they are to stay relevant

Andy Peck chats to Mike Lyth, an O.M. missionary who oversees Business For transformation (B4T)  and tells how he brings together finance and expertise to invigorate poor neighbourhoods around the world. 

The founder of Dialog Centre UK returns to the show to help us know how to assist victims of spiritual abuse, inside and outside the church  

Fiona Kirby-Smith, a native of Scunthorpe returns to lead a missional community to the North Lincolnshire town.

Join Andy Peck for The Leadership File, featuring conversations with Christian leaders about their experiences of leadership. The show is aimed at leaders of churches, charities and companies.

Jeff Vines, the senior pastor of Christ Church in the valley Los Angeles on discipleship in the mega church environment

Phil Warren, on making praise and worship a central part of your life

Rachel Turner, on her book, it takes a church to raise a parent and the course, parenting for faith.

Will van der Hart, on being vulnerable as a leader in his book, The Power of Belonging.

Rev Stephen Mawditt, on missional communities in rural Norfolk. 

The founder of Back to Church Sunday on why people don’t invite friends to church and what to do about it

Andy Peck chats to Colin Holtz – the co-author of ‘Moral Leadership for a Divided Age: Fourteen People Who Dared to Change Our World’ on what we can learn from past leaders.

Pete Carter, the senior leader of Eastgate Church, and former GP on Heaven in Healthcare, and how God is at work in the Health Service.

Andy Peck chats to Ric Thorpe, the bishop of Islington, dubbed ‘bishop of church plants’ on the new church communities developing in London and elsewhere.

Andy Peck chats to Christian Szurko, the founder of  Dialog Centre UK, a  non-denominational Christian organization that offers assistance to the members and ex-members of abusive religious, political and philosophical groups. 

Andy Peck chats to David Bennett, author of A War of Loves about his journey from gay activist to celibate gay Christian and how local churches should tackle the issues same-sex attraction raises.     

Andy Peck chats to Jamie Lee, the pastor who believes in telling God his dreams and encourages us to too

Andy Peck chats to Alastair and Debbie Welford, founders of Nicodemus, a charity that reaches marginalised young people in Guetemala and the UK. www.nicodemuscharity.org.uk

The Belfast Vineyard pastor on developing leaders' spiritual formation and seeking to change a church culture so it values personal growth.  

The pastor from Marburg, Germany on seeing words of knowledge lead people to faith.

Andy Peck talks to Lynn Chetcuti of Natural Church Development UK on how to change a church culture

Lee Jackson, motivational speaker, on staying motivated as a leader for the long haul 

Andy Peck chats to Kevin Bennett, Premier C.O.O. (Marketing, Digital & Technology) ahead of the Premier Digital Conference.

Andy Peck chats to Charlie Ingram, the Baptist Minister on how music and the arts might impact on your local church.

Andy Peck chats to Charlie Ingram the senior pastor of Bessels Green Baptist Church on how sport helped him and can help you in your church leadership.

Andy Peck chats to Steve Campbell The C3 Church leader on the Global Leadership Summit in Cambridge and elsewhere.

The international speaker and author on her work using soft skills with leadership teams in the business and charity world.

The Christian Medical Fellowship’s Connections Manager, who formerly worked in community nursing, on the challenges of encouraging Christian nurses to stay connected.

Teacher of Tent Theology, on his travelling ministry bringing the academy to the local church.

Sharon Amesu, a Criminal Barrister turned Professional Speaker and Leadership Coach on developing ‘presence’ and empowering women.

Rosie Sexton, talks about how the needs of refugees and asylum seekers to learn English led to the ministry and a charity, English Plus, in the city of Norwich. 

Steve Matthews, the head of a Christian working group at Sefton Council, on the value of making your faith known in the work place.

The Academic Dean of Westminster Theological Centre, on apparent genocide in the book of Joshua.

On staying motivated as a leader for the long haul.

 Professor Julia Downing on spreading the message of the need for palliative care in the Developing World.

Senior Research Scholar at Reasons to Believe on developing a robust worldview for the 21st century.

Transform Work UK's Director of Operations on helping Christians in the workplace.

Co-chair of Christians in Government UK on connecting with other christians across the civil service.

The Vice President of Research & Apologetics at Reasons to Believe, on how the Bible and Science interact.

The motivational speaker on how to communicate better and use your PowerPoint without sending people to sleep.

The leader of The London Christian Police Family on serving with the Police.

Senior pastor of Christchurch, Southampton, on planting a church in a university city.

YWAM missionary working in Thailand talking about Business as mission and how we should understand its value.

Senior Pastor of Chroma church, Leicester on developing small groups.

The head of children and youth for the London Diocese on practicing in children’s ministry.

Head of England, Westside Region for Christian Aid, on global leadership, women in leadership and understanding your personality.

National Director of Operation Mobilisation on his unexpected call to be a missionary.

Author of Unveiling Paul’s Women on understanding what 1 Corinthians 11:2-16 says about the role of women.

Jenny Costa, the founder of Rubies on the Rubble on redeeming surplus fruit and veg to make a growing business.

A church planter in the Middle East on how a leader must contextualise.

Andy McCullough, a church planter in the Middle East on leading when you know nothing.

 General Director of Evangelical Alliance and author of One, on helping leaders in their concern for unity.

Senior Pastor of Grover Church, Atlanta Georgia, on his church which grew from 35 to 2500.

Senior Pastor of Community Bible Church Atlanta, Georgia on how his church became one of the fastest growing churches in the city.

Viva UK Doorsteps Network consultant talks about helping vulnerable children.

The CPAS Patronage secretary on finding suitable leaders for 500 plus parishes.

Director of Waverley Abbey College on government legislation.

The vicar of Holy Trinity Barnes on his journey to faith and reaching the community.

Former Bible college principal looks at entrepreneurial leadership.

The founder of The Mark Drama, on 5 habits of deeply contented people.

The CEO of Upbeat Communities, Derby, on welcoming refugees and asylum seekers.

A pastoral chaplain at Holy Trinity, Brompton, London on emotional health.

Marcus Honeysett the founding director of Living Leadership on fear and being a Christian leader.

Zoe Keens Christian Education’s  Chief Executive Officer on developing resources to serve Christian education

Paul Harcourt, the New Wine Leader on seeing the supernatural as part of every day life

Leadership College London.

Mark Hufford and Paige Frost of Chick-Fil-A on coaching and mentoring people in the business world.

Jim Bryant and Kaitlin Miller on the Christian principles behind Chick-Fil-A, the US based fast food outlet.

Christopher Jones, the National Co-ordinator of the Agricultural Christian Fellowship (ACF) and founder and president of Farming Community Network (FCN) on how farmers can be supported.

David Muir, the kent Regional Director of Christian Aid on what response should the Church be making to needs for justice and economic well being. 

A pastor looks at how the British Museum in London can help Christian leaders.

A dream to train 25-35s in Christian leadership is fulfilled.

The founder of the speak network on protest, prayer and leadership.

We may believe in a just society, but what exactly do we mean by economic justice?

Why and how you would plant a church in a café.

How do you stay purposeful the co-author of the power of purpose, explains why it's important whatever you lead.

The director of advocacy with the Evangelical Alliance, on what is meant by public leadership, and how we can use it wisely.

The founding director of Newbigin School for Urban Leadership on serving the poor in Winson Green Birmingham.

Dave Hoffbrand - How the Jewishness of Jesus affects our understanding of him, the associate pastor of City Coast, Brighton explains

The author of 'Unbelievable Why, After 10 Years of Talking With Atheists, I'm Still a Christian'.

Church housing trust trustee on his account of being homeless and being restored.

Author of Blue: A Memoir – Keeping the Peace and Falling to Pieces.

Andrew Leakey the founder of director of In:courage UK on the importance of seeing others as God does.

How an American studied at Oxford and the commission he received in the library.

The marathon runner who turned his passion into a charity.

Premier's resident political editor on leading in the political sphere.

The founding director of Peacemaker Mediators on the new charity he heads up.

The co-author of Disciple Factory explores how we make disciples in the local church.

How do we know when it's time to move on and how do we do so? Viv Thomas, author of Wisdom Road explains how it has worked for him.

How do we make decisions as leaders? Viv Thomas, author of Wisdom Road: Making Decisions in Company with God, explores the issue.

Founder of The Giving Tree Foundation - Turning Autism Around.

Andrew Baines, the former Army Commander, and Business Consultant on leadership in and out of a Regiment.

The leaders of Nothing Hidden Ministries UK on making sure your marriage works alongside your leadership.

Madge Obaseki of Grow Your Church Now talks about how you can get your church moving in the right direction for growth inside and out.

Paul Martin the lawyer, and author of Faith, Hope and Charity, on keeping your charity the right side of the law. 

How can we use apologetics better in the church? Tanya Walker of Ravi Zacharias International Ministries discusses developing understanding in apologetics in the local church 

The national director of Scripture Union looks at its work and combining his work with serving as a Vicar. 

A researcher for the Church of Scotland on the ramifications of his major report on why people leave church

How do we help young people with issues that challenge their faith?

How should the church teach sexuality in an age where the traditional views on marriage are questioned? David Bennett of Ravi Zacharias International Ministries answers.   

How do we look after our church leaders? Marcus Honeysett, founding director of Living Leadership explains how churches and leaders can have appropriate expectations about their ministry together. http://www.livingleadership.org/

How do we develop the prophetic in the local church? Phil Whittall of Grace Church, Stockholm on the pros and cons of the various methods of supporting church leaders financially.

The soft skills needed in leadership are considered by a Regional Learning and Development Officer in the Salvation Army at the William Booth College in London.

The challenges of a leading an organisation that has to respond to bad weather at a moment's notice is explained by Director of Strategy & Investment at Environment Agency

How a church in Brighton has been revitalised to reach the local community. 

The CEO of The Leprosy Mission looks at his time at the helm, and how the charity still does a vital work

How do you do local mission on an Estate? Roger Welch, retiring pastor of Merland Rise Church, near Epsom Downs, Surrey talks about his approach. 

How the New Generation Church, Sidcup serves and reaches the local community.  

 The show considers the ministry of Kahaila in Brick Lane, London, which includes a cafe and a bakery amongst its mode of ministry. 

The  leader of Global Generation Church, Margate on the role of vulnerability within our leadership.

Planted wth 24 people 24 years before, Steve Fenning, senior leader of Forge Community Church, Suffolk explains how the church aims to reach and equip people to be followers of Jesus.

How should we think about stewardship? Jeff Lestz, co-CEO Genistar and Stewardship Pastor, Hillsong, London talks about stewardship ahead of a conference on Nov 2-4th by the Christian Stewardship Network  Check out his story here: Jeff Lestz

Death is typically a tough subject to handle. Andy Dipper, Principal and CEO of All Nations Christian College on the subject of death and the life of the leader.

How can you develop a supernatural culture in your church? Rev Bruce Collins, on the management team of New Wine (Cymru and former Rector of Roxeth Team ministry in Harrow, explains how. Check out his books, Prophesy! and Jesus' Gospel, Jesus' Way.

How do you develop an interest in the supernatural in your local church? Rev Bruce Collins, on the management team of New Wine (Cymru and former Rector of Roxeth Team ministry in Harrow explains how Check out his books, Prophesy! and Jesus' Gospel, Jesus' Way.

Helping people come to faith and move to maturity in Christ so that the are able to reach others is a challenge for every church.  Revd Chris Simpkins, minister of Finchampstead Baptist Church serving a village in Berkshire, talks about how they do it.

How do we develop a church that helps reach people and develop them to maturity? Revd Richard Wilson, vicar of St Michael's Twerton, Bath looks at how this works in his context.

A large number of Christians have left their local church and say they are happy in their walk with God. Rev Dr Steve Aisthorpe, a mission development worker for the Church of Scotland, and the author of the book, The Invisible Church discusses the hows and whys.

The show looks at how social entrepreneurship can help lift lives out of poverty with someone who is a master at doing so.

The CEO of Fegans, on leading a charity that ministers to families across the UK, many in desperate need of help and intervention.

The Non-executive Chairman of 'Cook' on what is meant by 'B Corps' and how to run businesses ethically.

The show talks to the founder and director of the charity, Making Sense and author of picture books for children entitled 'My Dad Will Do' and 'My Mum is There'. 

Leading a theological College is never easy, and especially these days. Andy Dipper, the new Principal and CEO of All Nations Christian College shares his story and what he believes the future looks like.

The CEO of Toybox speaks of the challenges in leading a charity that reaches street children.

Referendum Special. Andy Peck speaks to Chris Wigram, International Director of ECM on the gospel challenges in Europe.

The co-founder of Ethos Education on how the charity he founded was sold without his consent, and how the future is looking.

How do we close down something God has blessed? Richard Tiplady, former principal of International Christian College Glasgow on the leadership challenged he faced of closing the institution and the new ministry that emerged. 

The  associate minister at St Nic's Nottingham & Honarary Assistant Professor at the university of Notthingham on his new book - "Evangelical Leadership" and his blog at Psephizo.com

The founding director of Emerging Leaders explains why he believes that everyone is a leader at some level of their lives, and the implications this has for helping the world's poor.

The CEO of Embrace the Middle East on the career changes that led him to join the organisation, changing the charity's name and their work of helping Christians in need.

Graham Hedges and Robert Foster talk about the challenges of leading the Christian Library and Information Services (CLIS)

The founder of the Kingdom Coaching Network on her work of helping people discover their destiny and fulfill their dreams. http://kingdomcoachingnetwork.com/coaches

What are the spiritual habits or disciplines that help church leaders maintain their walk with Christ? Andrew Whitman, church consultant and itinerant preacher explores what he uses.

The CEO of Mission Direct describes some projects they are involved in around the world that bring the love of God to many trapped in poverty. www.missiondirect.org

It's the fastest growng Theological College in the UK. Rev Dr Andy Emerton, Dean of St Mellitus College, London on his work overseeing the rapid growth of St Mellitus College.

Turning up unannounced at a Government Minister's Office! The founding director of Emerging Leadership about the origin of the charity and how thousands of young people are being helped out of poverty.

The Director of Programme at Sailors' Society talks about their work with hundreds of thousands who spend their working lives at sea.

The founder of Beacon Light Trust on applying leadership principles in the local church.

The founding leader of Beacon Light Trust talks about keeping a focus on the Gospel at all levels of church life.

The founding leader of Lead Academy on their work of helping church leadership teams develop their strategy to fulfil what God has called them to do. www.leadacademy.net

The Bishop of Blackburn to suggest there would be no C of E churches in Lancashire by 2050, if things don"t change. Rev Andrew Raynes of Christchurch, Blackburn talks about the trends in church attendance that led to this view.

How do you manage conflict?  Chris Ledger leads a course and has written a book, Insight into Managing Conflict (CWR) on this very topic.

To coincide with the publishing of an article Andy Peck wrote for Premier Christianity magazine on Bethel Church, we rebroadcast a show first aired in November 2015, when Andy Peck chatted to Kris Vallotton, on the leadership team of Bethel Church, Redding California about hearing God's voice and connecting with the community.

The principal of Westminster Theological Centre on  two books relating to leadership: Women and Worship at Corinth: Paul's Rhetorical Arguments in 1 Corinthians 11-14, and The Disciple: On Becoming Truly Human

The founder of Living Leadership on how leaders can care for themselves.

Has attendance at your local church plateaued? Andy Peck talks to Marcus Honeysett, the founding director of Living Leadership about how to bring in change.

Ever find yourself needing a fresh vision? Phil Stokes, Senior Leader of The Well, Camberwell, about how God re-envisioned him

You have changed your views and you're the vicar! What do you do? Rev David Bracewell, formerly vicar of St Saviour's Church, Guildford about what God did and how he and the church responded

What if your small groups need revamping? Richard Lodge, one of the pastors at Kings Church, High Wycombe, on how they transformed their approach and now see more people involved.

Out of sight, out of mind? Eddie Arthur, of Global Connections talks on good practice when it comes to raising missionary awareness in the local church.

Who will succeed you as leader? Rev Stephen Sizer, vicar of Christchurch, Virginia Water on succession, and how it can be a principle of church life

“Proverbs says it’s the glory of God to hide a matter, the glory of kings to search it out. One of the principles we teach right away is that God hides things for us, not from us…God hides his word so that only the humble and the hungry will find it.” Kris Vallotton - one of the pastors at Bethel Church, Redding California talks about his faith and ministry, and his journey from car mechanic to evangelist.

'I was planning my exit the first day I arrived'. Andy Peck speaks to Stephen Sizer, vicar of Christchurch, Virginia Water, about why he sees succession as a part of all the ministries in a local church.

The Senior Minister of Rising Brook Baptist,Stafford about discipleship in the local church and the forthcoming Willow Creek summits run across the UK in the Autumn.

The Director of South Asian Concern on how churches can be more welcoming to those from South Asia. 

The director for strategic initiatives for Global Connections on the changing face of world mission

How do we reach the Millennial Generation? Richard Johnson, vicar of All Saints, Worcester on his experience at the church he serves. 

A retired Civil Servant who worked with the Department for International Development, and oversaw projects in various parts of the world, on serving Christ as a Civil Servant.

The senior leader of The Presence Church, Harrogate about leading the church and The European Leaders Advance July 1-3rd

What role does drama have in evangelism?  Louise Ryrie runs a Performing Arts Church at the site of St Elizabeth's church, Crawley, West Sussex, and explains how the church came about and the use of drama.

Charles Hippsley, Director of LICC's Work Forum and Ros Turner, the LICC Transforming Work Champion about a new resource to help people live for Christ in the workplace  

How do we stay walking wth God when our family have left home or we are nearing retirement? Second Half Living is a discipleship course for those in the second half of life. 

A business consultant onthe challenges of maintaining a Christian witness in an increasingly sceptical and hostile working environment

Church leadership can be a challenge to family life. We hear from the parents, Rowland and Alli, and how Rachael found life as a pastor's kid. 

The founding CEO of Cafe Leadership about some of the latest research on youthworkers.

Colin Chambers, who served for eight years as Nelson Mandela's chaplain, on his memories of Mandela, and what he gleaned about leadership from him.

On the leadership team and staff team at Belmont Chapel, Exeter, Derek on the blessings of being part of a leadership team and keeping in touch with the world outside the church.

The head of Christian Vocations on what to consider when thinking about moving jobs. http://www.globalconnections.org.uk/vocations  

Rev Paul Harcourt, Vicar of All Saints Woodford Wells about the work of the Holy Spirit and his work with 'Third Person'.

The senior pastor of Amplify Church, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, about the strategy that led to his church transforming its size and age profile: from 200-2000, with average age from 50 to 35, covered in his book, For a New Generation.

Dr Alan Palmer of Culford School, Bury St Edmunds about Paul's view of Christian leadership, and challenges the way leadership is sometimes viewed today.

The pastor of Grace Church, Seaview, Isle of Wight on receiving assistance from a larger church and merging with another

 Canon Rev Dr Adrian Chatfield of Ridley Hall, Cambridge on the inner life of the leader, including what to do if you are struggling to have regular devotions

The leaders of On Track Ministries talk about the challenge of being married to a church leader. http://www.ontrackministries.co.uk/

A senior Commercial Advisor for Shell about her career in Shell and her charitable interests.

The vicar of St Andrews' Clubmoor, Liverpool, on maintaining your ministry over the long haul

 Ros Turner, of Transform Work UK, on the opportunities for Christian witness in the workplace http://transformworkuk.org

The director of the Filling Station Network about what God is doing in rural areas through these regular gatherings.

A coach based in Hereford talks of the challenge of coaching top leaders. 

Steve Campbell, senior pastor of Cambridge Community Church, C3 about the role of community in our discipleship journey

The Vicar of St Andrews Church, Clubmoor, Liverpool on serving the local community through a variety of projects.

The author of Making Disciples: How did Jesus do it? talks about a forthcoming series of Forums on Discipleship.

The advocate for Impact Nations on publishing and journeys to Africa that opened his eyes to God's work in a new way. 

The founder of Fit Fish on the importance of exercise, and how her dream became reality. 

The Vicar of St James the Less, Pimlico on serving as a church leader in a London parish, on Premier's doorstep.

The co-author of the Guilt Book  on why Christian leaders need to be careful what they say.

Gods Blueprint for the Church? The senior pastor of Family Church, Portsmouth explains why he changed his approach.

The founder of Brierley Consultancy about the statistics that shape a leader's understanding of the UK scene. 

Pastors of Catch The Fire London on godly thinking

International Director of Christian Vision discusses how do we disciple men today?

The Community Developer for Christian Vision on hearing God's audible voice and the journey God has taken him on since he turned down the chance of becoming a professional footballer.

Pastors of Catch The Fire London on the prophetic  and how you can develop it in your church

The head of Good Fruit Company on how to raise money for  charitable projects

The Field Director of UCCF on a Word based way of sharing the Gospel quite literally, with students. 

The Theologian and blogger shares his views on leadership.

The pastors at North Kent Community Church on how their churches merged in the light of exciting revelation. 

Pastors of Catch The Fire London on developing values that the whole church believe in.

The leader of Christian Vison For Men on the challenges of reaching men and why many churches simply aren't cutting it

The Chairman of 2020 Plus on what we need to consider as we anticipate the future. 

The Author of 'Do I Have To Be Good All The Time' on life as a Christian and what she thinks about Christian leadership. 

The Pastor of Heart of England Revival Church shares his journey to the pastoral ministry, from working with Colin Urquhart and the challenges he has faced. 

The Social Media Expert on how you can use social media to develop your ministry. 

The Founder of the charity, 28 Too Many on how God called her to raise the profile of female genital mutilation and the leadership challenges she has faced. 

How do we look after church finances. Our experts talk 'Financial Management'