Author Jay Payleitner talks about his book 52 Things Daughters Need from Their Dads. He says girls need a relationship, questions asked of them and wisdom from their dad. He also explains how fathers can best relate to and connect with their daughters.
Melbourne Archbishop and former educator Dr Philip Freier talks about the importance of Christian teaching in schools ahead of next week’s federal election. He says many of our biggest institutions are inspired by Jesus’ values. He also explains why ethics classes lack so much of what children need to know when developing.
Political guru Stephen O’Doherty looks back at week four of the federal election campaign and analyses the final week that lies ahead. He analyses what each leader will bring if elected as Prime Minister and talks about what Australia needs in a leader.
Author Roy Williams concludes his series on the faith of our political leaders, based on his book In God They Trust. This week he talks about Australia’s most recent leaders and reveals surprising insight into the lives of Kevin Rudd, Julia Gillard and Tony Abbott.
The Australian Christian Lobby will host a significant election event for the Christian community with a webcast panel. ACL Managing Director Lyle Shelton says they’ll talk about some of the big issues on a panel with Tony Abbott, Kevin Rudd and former Deputy Prime Minister John Anderson.
World renowned theologian Ruth Padilla DeBorst shares her unique view of the Christian message. She talks about how she experienced both power and poverty from growing up in Argentina and Ecuador. She says the Christian message needs to be for both the developing and developed world.
Human condition guru Lyn Worsley concludes her series on the cultural of organisations and what it takes to make changes. She talks about therapy, counselling and life coaching in organisations. She also talks about how people can encourage a culture change.
Book reviewer Kara Martin continues the Father’s Day theme with a book called God Is Friendship by Brian Edgar. She explains how it can be a metaphor for the friendship we have with our earthly fathers and how we relate to God.
TV critic Mark Hadley talks about one of the ABC’s new comedies, Upper Middle Bogan. He talks about the interesting family dynamics in the show and says while it’s very funny, there are also some serious issues tackled.
Australian television saw a landmark event when The Bible was shown on the Nine Network. Pastor and author Nick Hawkes continued his series on about the greatest story ever told. This week he talks about what the Bible’s prophets, Kings, and Psalms are all about.
Human condition guru Lyn Worsley concludes her series on the cultural of organisations and what it takes to make changes. She talks about therapy, counselling and life coaching in organisations. She also talks about how people can encourage a culture change.
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