Human condition guru Lyn Worsley begins a new series on empty nesters and the unexpected struggles parents face when their children leave home. She talks about how it’s now a syndrome and says it brings feelings of feelings of depression, sadness, and grief.
Open House
Explore life, faith and culture from a Christian perspective with Leigh Hatcher on Open House. Tune in every Sunday from 8pm-11pm to hear inspiring stories of faith, grapple with the big questions of life whilst having a laugh.
Images of violence like the Boston Bombings, Syrian Uprising and the hacking death of British soldier Lee Rigby have dominated the news recently. Leader of the Hispanic Evangelical Movement Rev Samuel Rodriguez says we need to keep our response to violence in check.
Eye opening stories of how God works in the most unexpected ways. Theeda Prevost, along with her husband Ben, talks about overcoming adversity as a Cambodian refugee in Australia. They also talk about an unexpected mission endeavour that could save thousands of lives.
The untold story of original Open House host Sheridan Voysey and his wife Merryn. Two years after moving to the UK, Sheridan has released a book called Resurrection Year. He details the painful reason why he left the Open House chair and talks about the new life he leads filled with promise.
The avoidance and denial of death takes many forms. Science Journalist Bianca Nogrady has explored the journey and shares some stories from her book The End. She talks about those who’ve made it back from the brink of death and explains what defines death.
Bianca states that we have quite a degree of control over our death, but we do not exercise this control due to our denial of the reality. We are unprepared, and end up in the worst case scenario.
Human condition guru Lyn Worsley concludes her series on self development. This week she talks about body dysmorphic disorder and the effect it has on someone’s life.
The grace of God wasn’t sweet and pretty. God got dirty from head to toe so the world’s souls might be made clean. Johnnie Moore talks about his book Dirty God: Jesus in the Trenches. He says God saved the physically, spiritually and personally messy people.
Human condition guru Lyn Worsley continues her series on self development. This week she talks about the best methods of coping with eating disorders.
Homelessness is a costly issue for Australia, with 105,000 people living on the streets on any given night. CEO of Mission Australia Toby Hall talks about their pilot program to reduce the cost of each homeless person from $900,000 to $3600. He says it not only produced amazing results for homeless people , but also the cost to the public.
Pastor Karl Faase concludes his series on Christian blockers. This week he talks about why Church is dying in the west and says people need to take a leap of faith. He also talks about his new television series, Towards Belief.
Karl talks about the shifts between generations in belief and church membership, and how the decline has now flattened and has, in certain places, turned to growth. The media has often showed a false image of church today, especially at Easter, yet across the centuries the church has retained its integrity and adapted to society.