Open House Interviews with Dwayne Jeffries

Sheridan speaks to one of Christian music's most successful bands about what motivates them in their music.

Ralph Winter is a man of faith who happens to be a successful Hollywood movie Producer. He's worked on films like X-men, Wolverine and Fantastic Four.

Christians in Nigeria have experienced great persecution and violence in recent weeks. Reverend Benjamin Kwashi speaks about their suffering, and hope they continue to find in Jesus.

For 40 years Arthur Blessitt carried a four-metre high cross to every country in the world, from nightclubs to remote jungles, sharing the gospel. Hear about his astonishing journey of faith.

Greg Clarke says two of pop music's leading figures, Nick Cave and Bono, have much in common: including a fascination with Jesus. Yet their lyrics reveal very different beliefs.

Some revealing stories emerge, from hopeless to hope-filled, as Helen Shield asks homeless folks where they would like to be in five years time.

Mitch Albom is the author of Tuesdays with Morrie, now the best-selling memoir of all time. He talks to Sheridan about his new book, Have a Little Faith, and why it got him thinking about God.

He's a writer of deep, insightful songs with beautiful, singable melodies. Bebo Norman talks about his lyrics, his song for Britney Spears, and his own struggle with anxiety.

What's life really like when you're homeless? Helen Shield took a microphone to the soup kitchens and shelters to find out. Helen asks, Do you ever get scared?

Brennan Manning is a former Franciscan priest and prolific author, famous for books that major on God's love. His titles include The Ragamuffin Gospel, The Wisdom of Tenderness, and now The Furious Longing of God.

What do you do all day when you are homeless? Helen Shield finds out by chatting to a diverse group of homeless people in her latest Home Truths series.

Dan Barker was a Christian missionary who became an evangelist for atheism. Ross Clifford was a doubter who became an evangelist for Christ. The two preachers debate God, faith, Jesus and the resurrection.

Shawn McDonald shares about his teenage years on the wrong side of the tracks, his journey to faith and his eclectic, poetic music.

The Federal government is proposing new laws to protect whistleblowers. But Peter Bennett of Whistleblowers Australia says the proposal doesn't go far enough.

Cultural commentator Mark Sayers says our society is suffering a massive identity crisis, because we are looking to imagery, instead of God, for our sense of self.