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The fifth and final episode in the podcast versions of the Burning Heart film series Daniel: Does God Reign? Does God Care?  David reflects on the great medieval churches and cathedrals of England and talks to his mum about a family tragedy, as we finish our series exploring Daniel by focusing on what it says about Jesus.

The fourth episode in the podcast versions of the Burning Heart Film Series, Daniel: Does God Care? Does God Reign?.  In this episode, David visits the British Museum and talks with friends about heartbreak and loss, as we explore how Daniel’s visions help us face the worst of life.

Episode 3 of the podcast version of our film series Daniel: Does God Reign? Does God Care? We explore some dramatic power clashes between God and the greatest powers on earth.  Does God reign? 

Episode 2 of the podcast version of the Burning Heart film series, Daniel: Does God Reign? Does God Care? exploring how Daniel’s example helps us live for God today.

The podcast version of Burning Heart's new film series exploring life’s big questions through the Bible book of Daniel: Does God Reign? Does God Care?

Have you ever found the Bible hard to read or understand? Then this episode is for you - it explores how the way we read and experience the Bible is transformed when we realise what it is and what it’s for. Looking at our ‘vision verse’ in Luke 24 (where our name comes from), this stand-alone film explores how Jesus saw the Bible, and why when he spoke about it people’s hearts “burned within them.”

We conclude our exploration of Paul's teaching on peace by reflecting on the good things in life, and how focusing on them can help us know the peace of God.

David visits his old university and remembers some lessons about how prayer and peace go together, as we continue to study Philippians 4.

We look at a royal palace, a famous parable, and the Bank of England as we continue to look at Philippians 4, exploring God’s peace in our relationships with others.

We continue to explore Philippians 4, looking at how marriage and celebrating sports fans can help us understand both joy and peace.

How can I have peace?

This is a new series exploring how we can pursue “the peace of God that passes all understanding”

Do you want to grow in your prayer life?  David Ingall returns to London and the Lord’s Prayer to pick up some of Jesus’ top tips in prayer, and talks to all his previous interviewees to find out what their prayers look like.

Do you struggle with unanswered prayer?  Join David as he shares and explores how Jesus’ example has inspired him in his own dark moments, and talks to one of the most persistent pray-ers he knows, Pip Goring.

What are you expecting when you pray?  David Ingall explores how embassies and vineyards can help us learn what Jesus taught the answers were, and talks to theologian and pray-er, Adrian Chatfield.

Do you want to grow in prayer?

Join David Ingall on a journey to bring the Lord’s Prayer to life, and as he talks testimonies and enthusiasm with inspiring pray-er and teacher, Esther Beckley.

As our journey through Deuteronomy comes to a close, David explores a grand drama and a song commissioned by God, and shows how both point to our need for God’s grace.

We begin to look at the details of Deuteronomy and work out how we can apply them today.

We grapple with one of the hardest bits of whole the Bible – why did God tell the Israelites to destroy the Canaanites?

David reflects on love and fatherhood as he continues to explore Deuteronomy and what it shows us about what really matters in life.

How well do we really know the 10 commandments? Join us as we re-examine one of the most famous parts of the Bible. Are the ten commandments as much about relationship as rules?

We explore how Deuteronomy, this book of ‘law’, actually starts with stories of God’s love and grace, and what that shows us about God and us.

David Ingall invites you on a journey to re-discover the Old Testament book Jesus quoted more than any other. Explore what it shows us about how to live life well according to God’s ways.

David takes a road trip to visit a famous medieval painting and asks whether final judgement is as bad news as we think.

We look at banks, tragedies and Richard Nixon to help us work out judgement and the cross.

From Jane Austen to Soho, we go on an emotional journey to come to terms with God’s judgement.

We turns to Shakespeare for help in understanding how what the Bible says about judgement may actually be a good thing.

We explore how law courts and broken cars can help us understand God’s judgement.

David Ingall invites you on a journey around London and through the Bible to explore if we’ve misunderstood judgement.