Eric Metaxas returns to Open House with a bang. He continues a four-part series based on his book Seven Men: And The Secret of Their Greatness. This week Eric talks about great social reformer William Wilberforce and the ‘Chariots of Fire’ man Eric Liddell.
Emily Isham and Lisa Tarzia talk about the latest round of ‘giving back grants’ on offer for people with a passion for Christian mission. Emily took out a grant in 2010 for inspiring medical work in the Congo. There is 100,000 dollars to give away this year and Lisa says she hopes this money will make a positive difference.
Leigh’s top ten interviews: Leslie Haskin had a profound impact on the Open House audience with her story of survival. She spoke to Leigh on the tenth anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks in the U.S. She recalls being in the World Trade Centre when the planes hit and shares very personal message of hope and faith.
Author Graham Hooper has an important conversation about faith life gaps and how we can fall into the trap of living double lives. He talks about his new book, Undivided, and says we need to practice what we believe and preach. Graham shares some helpful tips and admits living an undivided life isn’t as easy as it may sounds.
Open House social media guru Steve Kryger talks about taking control of our online world and social media sites. He says we can avoid trouble by limiting what we post and being accountable for our online movements.
Open House film critic Ben McEachen reviews Gravity starring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney. He says the film focuses greatly on the human reaction to the inevitability of death.
It’s hard to describe Jimmy Needham. Over the last 9 years he’s been steadily building a stand-out career amongst high-calibre soul, funk, and blues legends, and yet you can’t really hold him to any one expression. From his label debut ’Speak’, to ‘Nightlights’, then ‘Clear the Stage’, you’re guaranteed to feel a foot tap, but… Continue reading Showcase: Jimmy Needham
Sleepy Hollow is one of those international punts for Network TEN, brought on by the age of Internet television. Rather than wait to see its potential audience cannibalized by illegal downloads, the broadcaster has opted to ‘fast track’ the series from the United States, airing it just hours after each episode is broadcast to American… Continue reading TV Review: Sleepy Hollow
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