Open House Interviews with Dwayne Jeffries
Summary: Open House with Dwayne Jeffries explores life, faith and culture from a Christian perspective. Aiming to catalyse spiritual growth and motivate Christian action, each week's show includes compelling interviews, engaging talkback, film and media reviews, and expert opinion on the issues of the day. You'll hear inspiring stories of faith, grapple with the big questions of life, have a laugh, and catch the odd live music performance along the way.
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Podcasts:
Dino Naidoo shares his amazing story about walking away from drugs and crime, finding hope in Jesus, and now working to change the lives of other South African youth.
The former truck driver, musician and evangelist talks about life on tour and his new CD of traditional hymns.
You're kidding yourself if you think you've never fallen into self-deception. Gregg Ten Elshof, author of 'I Told Me So', explains why we all deceive ourselves at times, and why it isn't always a bad thing!
One of Australia's best-loved authors is writing a three part history of Australia. Tom Keneally joins Sheridan to discuss the first installment.
Film maker and 2009 Tropfest winner Genevieve Clay talks about her journey in film so far, and shares some tips for budding film makers.
Worship artist Darlene Zschech, shares about the challenging yet vital task of handing the leadership baton to the next generation.
Book Review: Shrinking the World, the new book of John Freeman looks at how electronic communication is changing our relationships, and even the way we think. Kara Martin reviews.
Daniel Stuparu shares how he escaped from persecution in Romania in the 1980s and formed the charity Romaid to help his fellow countrymen.
Marva Dawn says that in the book of Genesis, what's even important than any messages about origins, is the messages it reveals about God's character.
In an honest and revealing chat, TV personality Ray Martin speaks about his turbulent beginnings in life, his family, his colourful career, and even his spiritual beliefs.
Hear how John Hayes works amongst London's poor, reaching the lost, and training a new breed of Christians to make a difference at the jagged edges of life.
The closure of Kingsdene School for severely disabled children has highlighted the government's neglect of families with special needs children. Includes moving talkback from distraught parents who share just how tough life is for them and their kids.
Documentary producer/director Justin Dillon discusses his gripping documentary exposing the shocking realities of human trafficking.
After years in organised crime, climbing the mafia ladder, Michael Franzese publicly left the Mob and gave his life to another boss - Jesus Christ.
Catherine Hamlin, famous for her work with the Addis Ababa Fistula hospital, reflects on an incredible 50 years working to help suffering women in Ethiopia.
