Life In Wartime

Since Jesus' granting of the Great Commission, in season and out, His followers have sought to spread the good news. But what does evangelism look like in a world locked down by anxiety?

In the penultimate episode of Life In Wartime, David Robertson and Stephen McAlpine discuss the weapons open to the Christian in trying times such as these.

Has the COVID-19 crisis brought about a new way of relating politically, or are we likely to return to the point-scoring of the past before too long? And where is a Christian likely to throw their support?

There's been a great deal of talk about the unity that has been achieved locally and internationally as the world faces down the COVID-19 crisis. But is it a unity that will last?

Why does music have such power over us - especially during COVID-19. Locked out and locked down, we still found a way to sing.

Thanks to the COVID-19 crisis, Australians have had their first mass-tasting of home schooling. Did it reveal the cracks in the system, and the potential for a better way of informing our children?

Education isn't just a public service, it's big business. One of Australia's top 5 in fact. But what's happened to that lucrative market in the wake of COVID-19?

You've heard of the phrase, "Entertaining ourselves to death?" Is that what's happening during the Corona Pandemic? David and Steve explore...

Australia may be 'crushing the curve' but worldwide the COVID picture is far different. As anxiety rises to fever-pitch, how do Christians effectively express their peace in a time of crisis?

As churches across the world move more and more of their services online to comply with social distancing, David Robertson and Steve McAlpine ask, 'What is worship? And can it really be done through a computer?'

Steve McAlpine and David Robertson take the temperature of the life during the COVID crisis, and discover that the first casualty is compassion.

C.S. Lewis helped a generation of Christians think through what it meant to live for Christ during a time when death was falling from the skies. Now we face the same challenge to our mortality in the very air we breathe.