This week on The Big Picture – The Night Manager a British spy series about being bad to do good. Controversy alert – Jesus, Satan and the Holocaust feature prominently in two new dramas, Last Days in the Desert and Denial. Press Record interviews Simon Smart from The Centre for Public Christianity and Mark brings us his Top 5 One Watch Films.
I want to ask you on this Easter Sunday whether the resurrection has changed you, whether it has transformed you. This is one of these funny things that there are people in the building this morning who’ve been completely changed by the risen Christ. There are others that haven’t changed. So you could be sitting… Continue reading Easter Sunday: The Reality of Transformation
Karl Barth, famous though controversial contemporary Swiss theologian, was a great thinker, a prolific writer, and a professor at Göttingen, Münster and Bonn universities. On one occasion he was confronted by a reporter who wanted a brief summary of his twelve thick volumes on church dogma, wanting to know the greatest truth in all the… Continue reading The Meaning of Easter
What do hot cross buns, Fate of the Furious, giving birth and flavoured chocolate all have in common? Laura and Duncan covered all these topics in this week’s podcast. Along with all the usual shenanigans, the guys also spoke with Rhonda Brighton-Hall about happiness in the workplace. You won’t want to miss it!
Multi-award winning country artist, Colin Buchanan, tells the Easter story in his own unique musical way, on his new album (for grownups), ‘Calvary Road’.
Easter reminds me of the time I brought a dead man back to life just by touching him. It was the most embarrassing moment in my life. I think it is the shock, surprise, and comedy of Easter that remind me of that day.
Lee Strobel was a journalist at the Chicago Tribune and an avowed atheist. The film ‘The Case for Christ’, follows his remarkable journey to faith.
Father Mark Basili from St Marks Coptic Church in Sydney calls for prayers for both Egyptian believers—and for their ISIS attackers.
Is it possible to laugh at a sitcom about a less abled bodied person? tune in to Speechless and find out. We look at remakes and reboots with the action packed Ghost in the Shell and a return of the 1970s cop show Chips.
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