A reminder of the hope which the gospel of Christ offers, a gospel which is big enough to speak into the pain of abortion, and the reality of God’s grace.

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To declare the climate an “emergency” and “the defining issue of our time and the greatest threat to our well-being, globally and locally” is to follow the zeitgeist, not the Bible or the facts.

Nick, Mairi and Dave read Psalm 139 and begin the process us of lifting our thinking.

"Set your minds on things that are above, not on things that are on earth." (Colossians 3:2)

Live audio of Dave speaking with Laurie Penny, re. abortion and related feminist/transgender ideologies.

How does 'pro-choice' thinking connect with other ideologies that are trampling conscience, and freedom of thought?

What are evangelical leaders saying about what's happening in the Church today?

And what about the blurred lines between Evangelicals and Catholics?

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Testimony:

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The joys and sorrows of Anandi and Dave's personal testimony, and their concluding position on contraception.

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Recap about our conversations on abortion thus far:

What have we already talked about and, looking to the coming Lord Jesus, where are we planning to go?

We respond to part 1 of the new BBC 1 drama 'Three Families', available to watch on BBC iPlayer if you missed it here.

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What is the BBC's agenda here?

Nick and Mairi share their journey, and the point at which they came face to face with the realities of IVF and the strong witness of the Holy Spirit that IVF was not the way forward.

We listen to Mairi's testimony as a woman of God who longs to be a Mummy but who recognises something very profound about the heart of God on this issue.

Nick and Dave navigate this difficult situation as sensitively as possible, speaking words of profound comfort for those who feel conflicted having had the vaccine already.  They also offer comment on the big, media-pedalled narratives that are pressing the decision to be made.

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Abortion is abhorrent and yet we don't feel the abhorrence of it; to us it is just normal.

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How many people were killed during WW1 and WW2, combined? Do you know? Do you know how many people were killed in the last century through the abhorrence of abortion?

It was on a trip to East Africa in his twenties that Dave's eyes were opened, through his now wife, to appreciate in a whole new way the real beauty and wonder of the yet unborn child in a mother’s womb.

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Confronting evil, error and injustice: Do we fear man or fear the Lord?

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Be prepared for the Lord to disrupt...

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How clear is the church's response to abortion?

Why is abortion a vital issue which the church needs to respond to?

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Rev. Jamie Franklin and Dave Brennan discuss the use of human embryonic tissue in the vaccines' development and testing.

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What has the Church's response been to the use of this aborted foetal tissue? How should a Christian respond to these facts? And what can the current response tell us about the spiritual health of the Church and our nation?

As we pivot somewhat from our focus on contraception, we come to the critical issue of the Roman Catholic Church.

Is a move to Catholicism an acceptable solution to the  gross unfaithfulness rife within Protestantism?

The culture:

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What are the ideas, attitudes, dreams, and fears that fuel our assumptions and decisions when it comes to contraception?

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What is the overall goal of all that we do?

What does disagreeing well look like?

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How are our Christian lives distinct from others who also would naturally want children?

How do IVF and the abortion genocide relate to each other?

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Should disciples of Jesus Christ be taking the Covid-19 vaccine?

Discussion of the recent debate between Dave Brennan and Prof. John Wyatt, Emeritus Professor of Neonatal Paediatrics at University College London and President of the Christian Medical Fellowship.

What role is propaganda playing in this?

What ethical questions should you consider when thinking about the vaccine?

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William Wilberforce said of slavery to Prime Minister, William Pitt, "It's like arsenic: each new tiny dose doubles its effect."

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Pastors' Academy Christian Ethics tutor Matthew Mason in conversation with Dave Brennan.

Conversation between senior minister William Philip and Dave Brennan. Wide-ranging discussion dives into the nature, scale, and cause of abortion, whilst also suggesting some possible courses of action for churches and Christians to take.

Looking together through the window of Scripture into eternity beyond.

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"Stand at the gate of the Lord’s house and there proclaim this message..."  (Jeremiah 7:1)

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If we take a stand regarding the Covid-19 vaccines, won't that mean that we also have to take a similar stand regarding a wide range of other medications?

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This final episode in our focus on contraception is a very helpful look at Scripture to enable us all to continue to think carefully and biblically about the things that we say we believe.

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Ft. Joanna Chandler:

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In conversation with Joanna who has done a lot of thinking and studying in this area, starting with her High School thesis a decade ago!

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The facts:

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Which "contraceptives" have the potential to end a human life that's already begun?

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We conclude our response to part 2 of BBC 1's 'Three Families', (available to watch here).

Who is the real enemy?

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Dave, Nick and Mairi read through a key passage in Genesis (critically, the book of origins) where the deception of the human heart is clear for all to see...or at least those who want to see.

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"Why do some people believe that abortion is wrong, yet do and say relatively little?

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What happens when the Church stops leading and starts following?

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Shining a spotlight onto this subject - forcing it into the front of our consciousness - rather than leaving it buried in numbness and complicity of our minds, Nick and Dave discuss the root of the problem: idolatry.

The second podcast in a long, trailing conversation about the abhorrence of abortion.

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