Bigger Questions library
Ep 101: Is there life after life?
Steve Brady
20 May 2018
Do near death experiences point to life after death? English author and speaker Dr. Steve Brady talks about his own research and encounters with death. A very moving and heartfelt conversation.
Ep 100: What does Minecraft teach us about God?
James Garth
13 May 2018
Minecraft is currently the world's most popular video game, yet it also helps us ask bigger questions like: is there a creator? is life fine-tuned? does prayer work? A fun and surprising conversation.
Ep 99: Why should atheists read the Bible?
Alex McCullie
6 May 2018
Hear from an atheist of why atheists should read the Bible.
Ep 98: Why Fair Trade?
John Martin
29 Apr 2018
Host Robert Martin interviews his Dad. An interview with family history, biblical thoughtfulness and insight into our shopping practices.
How can we live amidst the busyness of life?
Peter Adam
22 Apr 2018
Are you crazy busy? We ask Peter Adam some bigger questions about why we're busy and offer some practical advice on how we can live amidst the busyness of life. Words to live by.
Does God laugh?
Howard Langmead, Shelia Allen
15 Apr 2018
Melbourne is a funny city - it hosts the annual International Comedy festival. But is comedy hard? Should we laugh? What about God - does he laugh? A hilarious exploration of comedy, God and how laughing is good for you.
Does God have a sense of humour?
Howard Langmead, Cam Semmens
8 Apr 2018
Melbourne is a funny city. It hosts the annual International Comedy festival. Funny people saying funny things. But what about God? Does God share in this humour? Join us for a hilarious exploration of some big questions of God, comedy, and the meaning of life.
Explaining Easter: how can a death 2000 years ago help me live today?
Gillian Asquith
25 Mar 2018
What is Good Friday? What is Easter? Gillian Asquith explains these and their relevance in a powerful conversation.
Is the resurrection the most remarkable event in history?
Aaron Boyd
18 Mar 2018
With Easter approaching why not get thinking about what really happened on that first Easter morning? A conversation with hope, humour and and encounter with the remarkable.