BBC Radio Ulster

Thought for the Day from Radio Ulster

Thoughts that provoke, stimulate and inspire.

Author

BBC Radio Ulster

Category

Religion

Podcast website

www.bbc.co.uk

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Katy Gaston, Sunday 15th March 2026 15.03.2026

Six Nations

Shannon Goodwin, Friday 13th March 2026 13.03.2026

Effort doesn’t always lead to visible results.

Rev Chris Bennett, Thursday 12th March 2026 12.03.2026

Obama replied personally to the letters each day.

Canon Simon Doogan, Wednesday 11th March 2026 11.03.2026

To Kill a Mockingbird

Paul Connolly, Tuesday 10th March 2026 10.03.2026

“I love it there, it’s my favourite place on Earth” I said

Rev Dr Brian Ammons, Monday 9th March 2026 09.03.2026

I wanted to communicate a sense of safety and welcome to these women...

Katy Gaston, Sunday 8th March 2026 08.03.2026

A stone cold reminder of how many times I’d been interrupted that day.

Shannon Goodwin, Friday 6th March 2026 06.03.2026

At the moment, the tone of public conversation feels brittle again.

Rev Chris Bennett, Thursday 5th March 2026 05.03.2026

He invited us into that kingdom through the most vivid images and parables.

Canon Simon Doogan, Wednesday 4th March 2026 04.03.2026

Lennon’s religiously deranged assassin saw himself as exacting vengeance...

Paul Connolly, Tuesday 3rd March 2026 03.03.2026

It was clear to me then that the whole room were singing along...

Rev Dr Brian Ammons, Monday 2nd March 2026 02.03.2026

I am coming to embrace a spirituality of uncertainty.

Katy Gaston, Sunday 1st March 2026 01.03.2026

I have a superpower. I use it almost every day to save my family from peril.

Shannon Goodwin, Friday 27th February 2026 27.02.2026

Lent is not a comfortable season.

Rev Chris Bennett, Thursday 26th February 2026 26.02.2026

It’s hard to tell the real from the fake...

Canon Simon Doogan, Wednesday 25th February 2026 25.02.2026

Lowry’s crudely drawn ‘little people’ are anything but little people.

Pastor Lindsay Allen, Tuesday 24th February 2026 24.02.2026

When did we last submit ourselves to a personal MOT?

Rev Dr Brian Ammons, Monday 23rd February 2026 23.02.2026

Our biscuits trace their roots deep into the painful truths of southern American history.

Prof Gladys Ganiel, Sunday 22nd February 2026 22.02.2026

Saidie Patterson was no stranger to hardship.

Shannon Goodwin, Friday 20th February 2026 20.02.2026

These were people who understood that unity is not something you “solve.”

Bishop Trevor Williams, Thursday 19th February 2026 19.02.2026

I’m filled with a mixture of hope and horror, when I imagine the world they will live in.

Canon Simon Doogan, Wednesday 18th February 2026 18.02.2026

The melancholy of Good Friday followed by the mirth of Easter Sunday, feel a long way off

Pastor Lindsay Allen, Tuesday 17th February 2026 17.02.2026

Being too late is one of the most frustrating things in life.

Rev Brian Ammons, Monday 16th February 2026 16.02.2026

There’s one word I’ll never let go of: y’all.

Prof Gladys Ganiel, Sunday 15th February 2026 15.02.2026

The DeLorean, it must be said, was a convincing time machine.

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