1st Friday

Tom and Stuart discuss why Covid19 is happening from a spiritual perspective. Is it judgement from God, an attack of Satan or simply the results of a fallen world?

With church buildings closed across the country, are online 'church' services adequate? How are Tom and Stuart dealing with the lockdown? And is God bringing any good out of the devastating effects of COVID-19?

Whether it's Tyson Fury and Stormzy or just ordinary people sitting in the pews - many claim the name of Christ. So, is it enough to simply say 'Jesus is Lord'?

At the end of last year a business director posted a video on LinkedIn about how he had no real friends. Millions watched the video. Tom and Stuart discuss why friendship is so important but also why is can be so hard, particularly for blokes.

Please follow this link to the blog 'Letters from a Pastor's kid' as referred to by Stuart in this podcast: https://lettersfromapastorskid.com/

80% of all religious persecution in the world is against Christians! Tom talks to Andrew Boyd, a spokesman for Release International, about some of the most dangerous places Christians can live.

Stuart and Tom talk about the lessons that can be learned from the recent scandal concerning the CEO of the Acts 29 church planting network.

Although it's really yesterday's news this was the first chance Tom and Stuart got to talk in the studio about the recent controversy around Franklin Graham's 2020 tour in the UK. The response from non-Christians has not been surprising, but the opposition from Christians to the planned gospel events is deeply troubling.

New figures released have shown that the leading cause of death in the world right now is abortion. Tom and Stuart take time to talk about this very important and sensitive topic.

Tom and Stuart have left it too late to make a new year's resolution so instead they discuss a male revolution - a call to Christian men to step up and live the way God has called them to.

In this special advent edition of the podcast Tom and Stuart discuss the age old question… how much should Father Christmas be involved in Christmas?