Christian Heritage London Podcast

We had a superb time talking to Jim Sayers, Pastor of Grace Church Didcot and Chairman of Praise Trust. In this conversation we discuss: - How Jim became a Christian. - His experience of church growing up. - His work as a pastor in Didcot. - The work of Praise Trust. Find out more about the work of Praise Trust here: praise.org.uk

We had an excellent time talking to pastor and author of 'The Gospel Way Catechism' Thomas West. In this conversation we discuss: - How Thomas became a Christian. - The influence of a faithful pastor and mentor on his life. - How theologians and pastors like Herman Bavinck, Lesslie Newbigin, and Tim Keller have had an influence on shaping his thought. - His new book co-authored with Trevin Wax 'Th...

We had an excellent time chatting with John Currie about his journey from a small town in northern Alberta to becoming a pastor, theologian, and teacher of preachers. In this wide-ranging interview, he shares how: • A Pentecostal church introduced him to Christ • Expository preaching transformed his theology • Influences like R.C. Sproul and Richard Gaffin shaped his ministry • The entire Bible po...

We had an excellent time with Steve Nichols, minister of All Saints, Lindfield, and former pastor at All Souls, London, discussing church history, ministry, and the lasting impact of John Stott and Jonathan Edwards. Steve shared insights from his journey, reflecting on preaching, legacy, and the power of the gospel throughout history.

We had an excellent time with Todd Murray, Pastor of Family Ministries at Grace Immanuel Bible Church and faculty member at The Expositors Seminary. He shared his insights on John Newton’s legacy, the power of hymns, and the heart of pastoral ministry. As the author of Beyond Amazing Grace: Timeless Pastoral Wisdom from the Letters, Hymns, and Sermons of John Newton, Todd reflected on his deep app...

In this episode of the Christian Heritage Podcast, we sit down with JD Greear, pastor of The Summit Church in North Carolina and former president of the Southern Baptist Convention, to discuss church planting, discipleship, and the unstoppable power of the gospel. JD shares insights on reaching Muslims, lessons from church history, and why true revival starts with what’s already done—not what we d...

We had a superb time with Tom Brand, talking about his role at the EFCC, his academic research during his PhD, and more.

Tim Chaddick is a pastor, author, and speaker best known for founding Reality LA, a church in Los Angeles focused on gospel-centered teaching and community outreach. He is also the author of books like Better: How Jesus Satisfies the Search for Meaning, addressing themes of faith, purpose, and spiritual fulfilment. We had an excellent time chatting with Tim about his conversion, his church plantin...

“My name is now Christian, but my name used to be Graceless.” John Bunyan’s work has opened the eyes of millions to the grace of God. Jacob Tanner (pastor of Christ Keystone Church in Middleburg, Pennsylvania) has written a new biography of Bunyan, The Tinker’s Progress. It was superb talking with him on the podcast.

Fred Sanders is a systematic theologian and professor at Biola University’s Torrey Honors College, specializing in Trinitarian theology. He is known for his work on the doctrine of the Trinity, including his book 'The Deep Things of God', which emphasises the importance of the Trinity in Christian life and thought. We had an excellent time talking with him about Wesley's influence on his theology,...

Alex Brito, pastor of Mosaic Multicultural Church in London, works with The London Project to plant churches, unite leaders, and share the gospel.

We had the pleasure of interviewing Dave (Senior Pastor, Redeemer Church of Dubai) and Gloria (author of books including "Missional Motherhood", Crossway), asking them about their story, and how the Lord has helped them come through various trials.

Richard Bray serves as the rector of St Anne’s Limehouse in London, where he is dedicated to gospel-centered preaching, community outreach, and fostering a welcoming church environment rooted in biblical truth.

We had an excellent time with Paul Yeulett, minister at Grove Chapel in London. Paul is known for his dedication to biblical teaching and pastoral care. His recent book, Time for Judgement, explores themes of divine justice and accountability, reflecting his commitment to Reformed theology and a deep understanding of Scripture.

Aaron Edwards is a British theologian, lecturer, and writer known for his work in evangelical theology and cultural commentary. He has sparked discussions around the intersection of faith, politics, and social issues, often advocating for traditional Christian beliefs within contemporary society.

Philip Eveson is a theologian and Bible teacher, known for his works on Reformed theology and his detailed commentaries on biblical texts. He has contributed extensively to theological education, particularly through his association with the London Theological Seminary. We had a wonderful time talking with Philip, hearing his story and the influence of Dr Martyn Lloyd-Jones on his ministry, as wel...

Conrad Mbewe is a Zambian pastor, theologian, and author known for his strong advocacy of biblical preaching and Reformed theology. Often called the "Spurgeon of Africa," he has had a significant influence on Christian ministry across the continent.

While Christians are grateful for John Newton, George Whitefield and William Tyndale, none of their ministries would have been possible without visionary, wise patrons. John Rinehart, through the book and ministry Gospel Patrons, has introduced a model of relational patronage with great potential for the church. It was a fascinating privilege to talk with him in the Vestry at St Mary Woolnoth.

Bill James is Principal of London Seminary, teaching new pastors and preachers. He was pastor of Emmanuel Church, Leamington Spa, for 26 years, and worked previously in the pharmaceutical industry.

Graham is Director of Affinity (formerly known as the British Evangelical Council). He can often be heard in the media giving a Christian perspective on current events, experience which illuminates his recent book Reasoning in the Public Square. Graham is one of the pastors of Christ Church Haywards Heath.

Johnny Prime was a lawyer who became pastor, serving a London church which went on to plant several local congregations. He is now the Director for London of the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches (FIEC). Ken Brownell talked with him about his favourite book.

Paul Copan is probably best known as a wise and gracious apologist. He’s also a theologian, analytic philosopher, author and presently a Visiting Scholar at the University of Oxford. We had a superb time talking with him about his story and influences, and about hearing and talking with people.

Matthew Bingham is from the US, has studied at UCLA, Princeton and Belfast, has been a pastor in the US and in Northern Ireland, and he now teaches systematic theology and church history at Oak Hill College in London. Ken Brownell had a great time talking with him about his favourite book on this new episode of Bookmarks.

Matt Jones is a husband, father of seven, pastor of Del Rey Church, Los Angeles, a foster carer and holder of a couple of PhDs. We had a superb time talking with him about priorities, the challenges of the moment in which we live and the grace of God in the local church.

Announcing our new podcast series, Bookmarks, hosted by Dr Kenneth Brownell, in which we talk with guests about their favourite books! We begin with a fascinating conversation with Geoff Thomas.