Positive Radio UK

09/09/2026

Romans 14:19 encourages us to be people who bring peace rather than division. It is easy to focus on disagreements or insist that our own way is right, but God calls us to consider how our words and actions affect others. Pursuing peace does not mean ignoring truth or avoiding every difficult conversation. It means responding with patience, kindness and humility, seeking understanding instead of conflict. We should also look for ways to strengthen one another in faith, offering encouragement rather than criticism. Today, we can ask ourselves whether our choices are building people up or pulling them down. Even a thoughtful word, a willingness to listen or a simple act of kindness can help create peace and bring people closer together.

08/09/2026

Hebrews 12:28 reminds us to be grateful that God has welcomed us into a kingdom that cannot be shaken. Everything around us can change—our circumstances, relationships, plans and even our sense of security—but God remains completely dependable. Our response should be more than simply saying thank you. Gratitude should shape the way we live, leading us to worship God with humility, respect and wholehearted devotion. When we recognise what we have received through Christ, serving God becomes a privilege rather than a burden. In an uncertain world, we can stand firm because our hope is built on something eternal. Whatever happens today, God is still faithful, His promises remain secure, and His kingdom will never fail.

07/09/2026

This week’s Future Fan Favorite!👏
Vote between:

• Anne Wilson - “Who I Am to You”
• Brandon Lake - “How Good God Is”

🗳️ Cast your vote: 20thecountdown.com/future-fan-favorite

07/09/2026

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07/09/2026

Matthew 5:44 teaches one of the most challenging parts of following Jesus: choosing love even when someone has hurt us or treated us unfairly. It’s natural to respond with anger, resentment or a desire to get even, but Jesus calls us to a different way. Loving our enemies doesn’t mean pretending that what they have done is acceptable, nor does it mean we shouldn’t have healthy boundaries. Instead, it means refusing to allow bitterness to control our hearts. Praying for those who have wronged us can gradually change the way we see them and help us release the hurt we are carrying. This kind of love isn’t always easy, but it reflects the character of God. When we respond with grace rather than retaliation, we demonstrate that our faith influences not only how we treat those we love, but also how we respond to those who make life difficult.

07/09/2026

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05/09/2026

20 The Countdown Magazine is our weekly Christian music chart show. Join William Ryan on Saturday @ 1pm BST or catch the repeat on Sunday @ 1pm BST. Counting down the 20 biggest songs in Christian music this week. Last week listeners chose Terrian - You Remain as the Future Fan Favourite winner. This week you can vote for two new songs on the website 20countdown.com. Anne Wilson - Who I Am to You and Brandon Lake - How Good God Is. This week’s 20Throwback takes us back to 2012 with Sidewalk Prophets - Live Like That. Listen at positiveradio.co.uk/player or tell your smart speaker to "play Positive Radio."

04/09/2026

Keep The Faith with Keith Stevens & Donna Cruz. Three hours of contagious encouragement, Saturday & Sunday, 10am-1pm BST. This weekend on Keep The Faith - Sometimes the deepest wounds come from the people we love the most. But even when relationships hurt, author Lisa Bevere believes love can be the very thing that brings healing, transformation, and lasting change. Then there’s regret—the kind that can keep you replaying the past long after the moment has passed. Tim Storey, a mentor who helps people move forward, shares how to stop letting yesterday hold you back from what’s next. Listen at positiveradio.co.uk/player or tell your smart speaker to "play Positive Radio."

04/09/2026

We all make plans for our lives, hoping things will work out in a particular way. Yet circumstances can change unexpectedly, reminding us that we are not always in control. This does not mean planning is wrong, but it does mean holding our plans with an open hand and trusting God with the outcome. His understanding reaches far beyond what we can see today. Sometimes a closed door, unexpected delay or change of direction may eventually lead somewhere we never imagined. When our plans change, we can ask God for wisdom and remain open to His guidance. His purposes are greater than our limited perspective, and we can trust Him to lead us one step at a time.

03/09/2026