MTV is back after a short break to discuss why migration is a problem for everyone.

Every so often, James and Wayne take on a live MTV session, where they answer questions from the congregation in real-time. This time, the questions focused heavily on global politics, tariffs, and self-interested leaders. Wayne and James dive into these topics, exploring them through the lenses of culture, theology, and life.

In the news this week we read about a group of scientists in Antarctica who have fallen out and are stuck together waiting for a rescue. James and Wayne unpack what that story tell us about human nature and what lessons are there for us back in the 'normal' world.

James and Wayne are back from a short break and talk about what it means to follow the greatest commandment in a world where people are encouraged to have 'main character energy'.

The King took Sir Keir Starmer to see his beautiful new town in Cornwall this week. Afterwards Sir Keir said he wants to build another 120 towns like it.

Why do we long for beauty in our communities, what does good design reveal about humanity and the Creator and does excellence matter in things we do?

James and Wayne discuss the disagreement between JD Vance and Rory Stewart about who and how Christians should love others. What does it tell us about our culture and how we disagree? How should we think about loving others as Christians?

James and Wayne have go at answering some questions a member of the church family sent in that his friends had asked him about Christianity and faith.

James and Wayne are back to discuss the debate around gender.

Wayne and James sit down for our first ever MTV? live, that we recorded earlier in December!

They had different topics / questions raised on the morning from members of B&A of which they chose one and spoke on it in their MTV? style of looking at culture, theology and life.

This week James and Wayne talk about the Premier League footballer, Marc Guehi, who wrote 'Jesus loves you' on his pride armband and what this tells us about inclusion, difference and good conversation.