Christian Heritage London Podcasts

Why read the Bible? What resources should I use to understand the Bible better? How can I use the Bible to Pray?
We had a superb time with Kristin Nave (@shelovesbible) talking about her road to becoming an ‘accidental influencer’ and the impact the Bible has had on all her life.
Listen to Kristin's podcast here: https://www.shelovesbible.com
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'The men of the world would account it a high honor and privilege to have an unrestrained liberty of access to an earthly king; but what words can express the privilege and honor of believers, who, whenever they please, have audience of the King of kings, whose compassion, mercy, and power are, like his majesty, infinite?'
John Newton is the author of some of the richest pastoral letters ever penned. Enjoy this letter on Communion with God. It comes from the 'Select Letters of John Newton' published by The Banner of Truth. Find it here.

In this episode Ben and Ken discuss John Newton. A slave trader turned pastor and the writer of one of the most famous songs ever: 'Amazing Grace.'
The episode finishes with an excerpt from a letter by John Newton

What’s the best way to study scripture together? How can Christians stand up for what the Bible says?
In this superb interview, Ray Brown shares decades of wisdom on successfully studying the Bible with others. Not just reading the text, but, by the grace of God, understanding and applying it together. Ray also discusses his involvement in preventing the government from criminalising the ordinary work of pastors and parents through the so-called ‘conversion therapy’ bill.

What is the difference between 'Orthodoxy' and 'Christian orthodoxy' and how should evangelical Christians think about 'big O Orthodoxy'?
In this episode Ben and Ken discuss the doctrines and practice of Orthodox Christians in light of Ken's recent article for Evangelicals Now which can be found here: https://www.e-n.org.uk/features/2025-12-orthodoxy-evangelicals-whats-the-appeal/