1st Friday

Tom unveils the new name and new focus for the podcast.

Tom and Stuart talk about what passes for entertainment today and discuss how Christians should approach films and tv.

7 Real Examples That Prove Hollywood Hates God | Living Waters

Common Sense Media: Age-Based Media Reviews for Families

Worldly Amusements: Restoring the Lordship of Christ to Our Entertainment Choices: Amazon.co.uk: Wilson, Wayne: 9781579212131: Books

Tom and Stuart lock horns over whether the recently released prophetic standards statement is any good.

Figures suggest there are over 30,000 Christian denominations and the number is still growing. But what role do denominations actually play in 2021? Tom and Stuart tackle this important question.

It wouldn't have even been a question 25 years ago but, with the abundance of weed in society and the legalisation of the drug discussed regularly in politics, the question is starting to be asked by believers. Tom and Stuart wade into the debate with their Bibles open.

We talk about why Christianity magazine recently 'cancelled' David Robertson and the implication of this. Why are Christians cancelling Christians?

It's an issue that has divided Christians and even whole denominations for hundreds of years… but should it? What does the Bible actually say about alcohol and how should we apply the relevant verses today?

Recently a heavy metal musician claimed he went too far in his faith after becoming a Christian and it became a new drug for him. Stuart and Tom discuss this and consider if anyone can actually go too far with Christianity.

The practice of trying to change an individual's sexual orientation has already been outlawed in Australia, Canada and the United States. Boris Johnson has said recently that the government will soon ban it in Britain as well. What should Christians make of this? Tom and Stuart discuss.

Stuart and Tom talk about the origins of Too Hot For Radio and also answer an important question about whether Christians should be buried or cremated after they die.