Open House Interviews with Dwayne Jeffries

Is your life so busy and cluttered that you no longer enjoy time with your family, or can't hear the voice of God? Maybe you need to simplify.Pam Pierce, author of The Rewards of Simplicity, shares some tips.

In just six years, Oz Harvest has delivered nearly 5 million meals to people in need. And it was all because an Aussie mum wanted to make a difference. Ronni Kahn shares her story.

Ken Evers speaks to us from Tanzania about the progress of his history-making round-the-world flight, which is raising funds and awareness in the fight against malaria.

At just 25, Josh Sundquist has already been a motivational speaker, author, and elite ski-racer. And he's done it all with the added challenge of an amputation. He tells his inspiring story.

The UK's Christian Police Association boss Don Axcell shares how Christians, by praying and supporting their local police stations, are helping to make the UK a more peaceful place.

It's easy to see God at work in a miracle, but what about in your work and your marriage, the washing up and the rainy days? Dean Nelson, author of God Hides in Plain Sight, explains how to see God in the everyday.

Conservationist Captain Charles Moore says plastic is destroying our oceans. He's alerted the world to the Great Pacific Garbage Patch: A giant floating collection of toxic plastic rubbish twice the size of Texas.

Victor Malarek is an investigative journalist whose latest book lifts the lid on the prostitution industry. He suggests a radical strategy for change.

The CEO of Prison Fellowship International, Ron Nikkel, shares the stories of hope going on behind the bars of some of the world's most notorious prisons.

Famous US geneticist Craig Venter has made another step towards creating artificial life. We ask theologian Dr Brian Edgar about the implications, and whether it's ethically ok to create life in a laboratory.

Nature Deficit Disorder is a new term describing how today's kids don't get enough of the great outdoors. Dr Kathleen Bagot explains the impact on their health and development.

Jesus said, judge not, yet he also taught us to judge right from wrong. How do we find the balance? Find out from Terry Cooper, author of Making Judgments Without Being Judgmental.

Former Child Soldier Julius Achon became an Olympic runner. Hear his dramatic story of faith, and triumph over adversity, and how he is now making a difference for children in wartorn Uganda.

Daughters who've grown up with a narcissistic mum often experience a common set of emotional problems. Hear advice from psychologist Karyl McBride, who specializes in helping these women.

Listen to any U2 album and it won't be long before you bump into a Bible verse or two. So, just what Bono, the Edge, Larry and Adam believe? Find out here.