James asks Wayne about what it was like to be made redundant and how we can respond, whether we are a Christian or not, to the challenges that brings.

Wayne asks James about his family’s journey towards being a more peaceful home and what that could mean for those of us experiencing difficulty in lockdown.

In this episode James and Wayne explore, from their own stories and from the Bible, what it means to begin grieving well, before death and to grieve with God after death.

In an extended episode, we explore how Christians respond to the question, "Why does a good God allow suffering?" Wayne and James chat through the different angles.

Wayne and James talk about why some people do extraordinarily good things while others do some less good things.

In response to the challenges we face, Wayne and James talk about how, even in these circumstances, we can not worry.

Life is full of uncertainty at the best of times, but as we all know and are experiencing, when the world gets weird, assurance can be hard to come by. Wayne and James talk about how we can be sure about what happens when we die.

In the light of recent and continuing developments with the Coronavirus / COVID19 pandemic, Wayne and James bring an update on what’s happening at B&A, practically and spiritually.

Picking up on Genesis 21, James and Wayne discuss what true repentance looks like when it comes to how we talk about the environment. They also talk about what it means to live a surrendered life and how we can begin to do that.