Life Explored

In this episode of the Life Explored podcast, host Wesley Moscow Fitzpatrick shares more about his background, faith journey, and professional life.

Wesley reflects on growing up in Bedworth in Warwickshire and the experience at age 17 that led him to become a Christian. He also talks about his career as an IT consultant working with global companies and travelling to countries including the United States, Canada, Saudi Arabia, and Singapore.

The conversation also touches on some of his personal interests, including geocaching and life with his two adopted cats, Maple and Hazel.

What does real courage look like when the storm hits? In this episode, we explore faith under pressure through the story of Peter walking on water, before sitting down with Dr. Nadim Nasar — founder of the Awareness Foundation and one of the UK’s leading voices on interfaith dialogue and peacebuilding.

Dr. Nasar shares his journey from growing up by the Mediterranean in Syria to working with children in war zones, his belief that dialogue must happen “between enemies,” and why diversity is not a problem to solve but part of God’s design. We also dive into big i...

What does real courage look like when the storm hits? In this episode, we explore faith under pressure through the story of Peter walking on water, before sitting down with Dr. Nadim Nasar — founder of the Awareness Foundation and one of the UK’s leading voices on interfaith dialogue and peacebuilding.

Dr. Nasar shares his journey from growing up by the Mediterranean in Syria to working with children in war zones, his belief that dialogue must happen “between enemies,” and why diversity is not a problem to solve but part of God’s design. We also dive into big i...

In this episode, Sean O’Hagen shares his unconventional journey from engineering student to insurance account manager—while boldly living out his Christian faith. In this episode, he opens up about street evangelism, relying on the Holy Spirit, balancing work with ministry and startups, and how family, culture, and marriage have shaped his purpose-driven life.

In this episode, former Monarch Airlines flight attendant Tabitha Warren shares jaw-dropping stories from the skies, including a disruptive passenger and a tense deportation flight. Now a stay-at-home mum to twins, she reflects on faith, community leadership, and the beautiful chaos of family life—likening her household to a full-blown pirate mutiny. A candid conversation about purpose, pressure, and life after a high-stakes career.

In this episode, Annabelle Jones, an NHS mental health practitioner originally from a Ghanaian background, shares her journey into psychology and mental health, shaped by her upbringing, culture, and Christian faith. 

She reflects on her move from London to university life and offers insight into her work with young people with anxiety, emotions, and everyday mental wellbeing.

In this episode, Nick Cole, UK Director of Samaritan’s Purse, shares decades of experience in global mission and leadership. He unpacks the story and spiritual purpose behind Operation Christmas Child, revealing how the shoebox project not only brings practical gifts but also supports church planting and gospel outreach worldwide. Nick also reflects on personal faith challenges, moments of danger on the mission field, and the realities of leading a large-scale Christian charity—along with how Samaritan’s Purse responds to global crises through local church networks.

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In this episode, Nick Cole, UK Director of Samaritan’s Purse, shares decades of experience in global mission and leadership. He unpacks the story and spiritual purpose behind Operation Christmas Child, revealing how the shoebox project not only brings practical gifts but also supports church planting and gospel outreach worldwide. Nick also reflects on personal faith challenges, moments of danger on the mission field, and the realities of leading a large-scale Christian charity—along with how Samaritan’s Purse responds to global crises through local church networks.

In this episode, Peter Anderson shares his journey into apostolic ministry and the vision behind the Go Global movement. He unpacks a biblical, humility-driven approach to church planting that prioritizes servanthood, multiplication, and timeless principles over titles or Western models. The conversation also explores personal faith, perseverance through anxiety, and why humility may be the most important legacy the modern church can leave.

In this episode, we sit down with Peter Anderson, pastor of City on a Hill Church in Edinburgh and apostolic lead for Go Global. Peter shares his journey from architecture to ministry, his pragmatic approach to church growth, and his role in a growing unity prayer movement in Scotland. We also discuss his book “Foundations” and explore the idea of a “quiet revival” emerging across the UK, marked by steady increases in church engagement and spiritual hunger.

In this episode, Shelly Wadsworth shares her remarkable journey from moving to the UK as an aspiring chef to pursuing psychology and earning a place at Cambridge University. The conversation shifts into a thoughtful discussion on love, grace, and redemption, including whether a psychopath can become a Christian. She also offers personal stories about her husband David, along with light-hearted advice and humour about academic coaching and imaginary reality-show adventures.

Join us as we sit down with Shelly Wadsworth, an entrepreneurial success coach and former chef, to hear her remarkable story of transformation. From a turbulent childhood in Kenya to discovering faith through fear, Shelley shares how her life was completely changed by a personal encounter with God. We also explore her career journey, studies in psychology, and how she helps others find purpose beyond adversity. Don’t miss this powerful and deeply honest conversation!

Join us on this episode with Mark Oakes as we explore miracles, ministry experiences across continents, and the challenges facing the modern church—especially in the UK. Hear inspiring stories about unwavering faith, spiritual seasons, and a unique career journey from prophecy to leadership at UCB Christian media. Don’t miss this honest and thought-provoking conversation!

On the Live Explore podcast, Mark Oaks, Managing Director of UCB and former National Director of CfaN, shares his powerful faith journey. From childhood Sunday school to life-changing family conversions, Mark’s story is one of divine guidance.

He reflects on 20+ years of mass evangelism in Africa, witnessing miracles and healings—including a verified resurrection. Mark also explains how hearing God’s voice led him from corporate life to full-time ministry.

On the Live Explore podcast, Mark Oaks, Managing Director of UCB and former National Director of CfaN, shares his powerful faith journey. From childhood Sunday school to life-changing family conversions, Mark’s story is one of divine guidance. 
He reflects on 20+ years of mass evangelism in Africa, witnessing miracles and healings—including a verified resurrection. Mark also explains how hearing God’s voice led him from corporate life to full-time ministry.

In this powerful episode, Pastor Alan Scotland opens up about the hidden realities of the spiritual realm, exploring topics like evil, poltergeists, witchcraft, and occultism—forces that often operate subtly but are very real. Discover how the light of Christ surpasses all darkness, bringing hope, deliverance, and spiritual protection. Alan shares personal stories and biblical insights on God’s unwavering love and wisdom, reminding us of the profound impact faith can have even in the toughest times. Plus, hear his thoughts on the future of Christianity and a coming revival of spiritual movements. Whether you’re curious or seeking spirit...

Join Alan Scotland, elder at New Life Rugby, as he shares his journey of faith and leadership—from his early conversion and nursing career to apostolic ministry and chairing UCB Radio. Hear about his courageous work during apartheid, giving away a church to avoid conflict, and his balanced views on digital outreach. Alan also reflects on how faith guided him through legal challenges and advocacy for justice. A powerful story of compassion, integrity, and bold faith.

In this thought-provoking interview, assistant pastor and musical director Joe Davis shares his unique journey from a background in science to a life of ministry. As an identical twin, Joe offers insights into identity and connection, while diving deep into the spiritual and emotional power of music in worship.

In this honest and engaging podcast episode, Ted shares his journey of faith, his career in data privacy, and the challenges and joys of parenting teenagers through a Christian lens.

This episode features Ewen Robertson, elder and teacher at New Life Church Rugby. He shares his journey of faith, exploring the Kingdom of God, the role of the Holy Spirit, spiritual gifts, fasting, and Christian views on marriage and singleness.

This episode features a heartfelt conversation with Betty Scotland, a woman of deep faith and rich life experience. She shares her journey from an early encounter with Jesus to a lifelong commitment to ministry. The discussion touches on marriage, miracles, speaking to women, global travels, and passing faith on to future generations.

In this episode, Pam Jones shares powerful stories of answered prayer, healing, and faith through adversity. From unexpected blessings to life-changing challenges, Pam reflects on how God's hand has guided her journey—through career setbacks, health struggles, and into a life of ministry, service, and trust.

In this episode, we talk with Pam Jones, a retired science teacher and former operations manager at NISCU. She shares her unexpected journey from atheism to faith, sparked by the beauty of biology and a slice of cake. Pam reflects on the harmony between science and Christianity, the role of pastoral care, and how her personal experiences and unique family life have shaped her spiritual journey.

In this episode, we sit down for an honest and inspiring conversation exploring personal growth, masculinity, mental health, and faith. Our guest shares reflections on family, fatherhood, and identity, and how everyday activities like gardening and going to the gym offer deeper meaning and connection. From being raised by a single parent to navigating life as a father and man of faith, this episode dives into the challenges and rewards of modern life, and the importance of finding contentment, purpose, and spiritual balance along the way.

This podcast episode features an interview with Jeremy, who shares insights on the evolving media landscape and the increasing accessibility of technology for content creation—particularly its benefits for faith-based productions.

The conversation explores the power of storytelling, the impact of emerging workflows, and how his passion for photography shapes his spiritual perspective.

Exploring Genesis 6: Who are the 'sons of God'? Join Wes and Andrew as they dive into biblical history, challenging common interpretations and uncovering new insights on human kings, pagan cultures, and the pursuit of goodness.

In the pilot episode of the Life Explored podcast, hosted by Wes at New Life Church, the conversation explores how faith shapes everyday life.

The guest shares a journey of returning to and walking with God, emphasizing the importance of authenticity, true friendship in Christ, and embracing an ordinary, grounded life in contrast to society’s obsession with fame and performance.