Dr Edward Ngaira is creating positive change in Africa through his with African Enterprise and his radio program, which reaches 11 million Kenyans. He talks to Leigh about the massive shift underway in Kenya and the place of Christianity in developing countries. He also talks about the need and impact of missionaries in places where the church is in trouble.
Eric Metaxas returns to Open House this Sunday with a bang. He begins a four-part series based on his book Seven Men: And The Secret of Their Greatness. Eric presents exquisitely crafted, short portraits of widely known, but not well understood Christian men. It’s a fascinating series and includes conversations about George Washington, William Wilberforce, Eric Liddell and Charles Colson.
The concept of pastoral care dates back to the 1st century of the church and is still particularly important today for people doing it tough and needing help. Ed Welch is working to restore Christ to counselling and counselling to the Church. He talks about the importance of care, the best type of care and also the bad care.
We mark a milestone in Australian publishing with Editor in Chief of Australian Women’s Weekly Helen McCabe. She looks back at the iconic magazine’s 80 year history and talks about the significance of it to women across the country. She also talks about the best-selling, most controversial and most popular covers during her four years editing the magazine.
Sherwin Mariano became the guardian to his eight siblings at the age of nineteen after being abandoned by his parents in the Philippines. He now works for International Needs and shares his powerful story of forgiveness. He talks about living in poverty, feeling a sense of hopelessness and making right from wrongs.
There are hundreds of Bible versions and translations, which makes it difficult for readers to understand. Author Dave Brunn has written a book to make it a little easier called One Bible, Many Versions: Are All Translations Created Equal? He talks about working as a missionary translator in Papua New Guinea for 20 years and explains what we need to know about the translation process.
Team Leader of African Enterprise in Kenya Dr Edward Ngaira talks about the terrorist attack that left more than 70 dead in a Nairobi shopping mall. He talks about the group responsible for the attack and explains Africa’s state of mourning. Dr Ngaira also talks about the recovery process from here forward.
Human condition guru Lyn Worsley begins a new series on liars and cheaters. This week she talks about the actions of these people and explains why they compulsively lie and cheat.
Sports guru Thomas Whalan covers the biggest fortnight of the Australian sporting calendar including the 2013 AFL grand final and the impending NRL grand final. He talks about the experience of being involved in such big competitions and shares some tips to best perform and cope with the pressure.
Human condition guru Lyn Worsley begins a new series on liars and cheaters. This week she talks about the actions of these people and explains why they compulsively lie and cheat.
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