Today we look at the message of the Hebrew Prophets and how Jonah bucked the trend of accepting God's forgiveness for the people who saw the error of their ways. But do we forgive those who do wrong? We're meant to forgive 70x7 but Jonah wasn't having any of that!

Mark would; Maggy wouldn't. But would we refuse him communion?! Join us for the debate on whether it's okay/good/sensible/rude/inappropriate/flat-out wrong to refuse the US Vice President and his family service in a British pub when they're on holiday. And even more, how would we be if he turned up at our church?

It's all very well asking 'what would Jesus do?!' but then you have to be willing to do it yourself...

We assume so much; we take for granted so much and we worry or we get careless. Life doesn't encourage us to stay conscious and test our automatic assumptions and presumptions.

And to stop assuming - and to stop taking things for granted - can be utterly life-changing...

As the world grows increasingly polarised, there are simple and practical things we can do to demonstrate that we are an ally. It means so much to folk who are scared when we are.

You know the state of the world right now. Here's the view of two Hedge priests about it...

Catholics and New Age and Spiritual folk are comfortable with the idea of angels. But what does a former CofE vicar think? Today we discuss human angels and spirit angels and their roles in our lives.

It's not God who decides who is a sinner; it's society. Think about it: each culture has its own idea of what is sin and what is not. Most agree that theft or murder are sins but when it comes to other 'sins of the flesh' - or physical human body sins, it depends entirely on the system. And when the system thinks it's God...

St. Paul had his moments ... and then he had his other moments... And then the translators came along...

We all know the phrase 'money is the root of all evil.' Some of us know that it's more accurately 'the LOVE of money is the root of all evil.' Both those translations are somewhat inaccurate. What was written in 1. Timothy is really rather beautiful and gives us much food for thought.

In a world that currently worships Mammon, healing our relationship with money is vital.

Incidentally, if you would like a PDF of From Credit Crunch to Pure Prosperity, email Maggy on maggy@maggywhitehouse.com