The impact of Christian evangelism in Australia and how it’s shaped our values. Dr Stuart Piggin from History of Christian Thought and Experience talks about the rise of the Hillsong brand and the changing fortunes of the Sydney Anglican diocese over the past decade. He says evangelism has shaped our identity and values as a nation.
The royal commission into child sex abuse is underway and the CEO of the Catholic Truth, Justice and Healing Council, Francis Sullivan, says the cover up needs to stop. He talks about taking a new approach to the issue and says the Catholic Church needs to be more compassionate, open and transparent with their handling of the scandal. He also talks about taking on such a high pressure job during the height of the abuse scandal.
Author Pete Wilson says we idolise money, beauty, success other people and their opinions. He talks about believing in empty promises and says only God can fill the emptiness in our souls.
Human condition guru Lyn Worsley revisits one of her most popular series about dealing with difficult people. This week she talks about why some people are so hard to live with and how we should react to them.
TV critic Mark Hadley talks about ratings smash hit My Kitchen Rules. He says competition is about to heat up with The Voice returning to Channel 9 this week.
A safe comedy festival that’s still funny and clever. Director of Squeaky Clean Comedy Festival Eugene Wong talks about transforming the Melbourne culture through the arts. Comedian Michael Connell gives a sneak peek of what to expect at the festival this year.
Josh Wilson chats to Aaron & Erin about his latest album ‘Carry Me’ and opens up about his battle with anxiety.
Questioning the origin of identity and female self-criticism
When violence trumps peace
Wendy Gilbert from the Yaya Revolution addresses the idea of ‘atmosphere’ – what does it mean for you and your family? How can you create a home atmosphere everyone wants to be part of?
Archbishop Peter Jensen celebrates his last Easter as the head of Sydney’s Anglican Church. He talks about his twelve years leading the church as he prepares to leave the role. He also reflects on how Easter celebrations have changed over the years.
It’s one of the biggest struggles of our time. World renowned speaker, author and founder of Mars Hill Church Mark Driscoll talks about his own struggle with identity and how we find it through God. He also shares a special Easter message from the US.
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