Rev Graham looks at the current tidal wave of populist leaders and finds out what the Bible has to say.

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Rev Graham thinks about how Simeon saw the baby Jesus in the Temple and knew what it meanst. Can we take the same journey today?

Rev Graham finds lessons from the Olympic Games for our race for salvation through Christ's mercy.

Rev Graham thinks about how the Cuban Missile Crisis showed us the way to peace. Because the prophet Joel reminds us that together with the Holy Spirit we all can be active peacemakers.

Rev Graham continues to look at movies and dramas as a way to illustrate Christ's good news. In this episode, he uses Apollo 13 to show that Jesus is our safe navigation system in times of trouble and confusion. He does that by asking us to have a conversation with ourselves and God.

Rev Graham looks at the way our faith can help us navigate the shifting sands and dangerous waters in our lives.

Graham illustrates the search for 'home' with the spy series 'The Americans'. He discusses home as the place where we can follow the beatitudes. It is the place where we have a job to do for Christ. Above that it is the place where we can love and be loved. Because, that is a taste of heaven.

Paul Simon sang of this perplexing world nearly 40 years ago. Perhaps things have only got worse. Graham looks at how God shows us that He is still in control and offers us a universe of reassurance.

Graham explores how Peter became a stumbling block to Jesus and the choice we must make each day.