Tell Me A Story

Following King Charles III's coronation, Mark, Paul and Josh discuss the topic of "defender of the faiths".

Following the coronation of King Charles III, Mark, Paul and Josh discuss whether we should look to monarchs as our spiritual leaders.

This week, Mark, Josh and Paul discuss the church's stance on transgenderism, and whether people who have transitioned to a new gender should be accepted into a church community.

This week, the team discusses whether our churches are doing enough to help those homeless or struggling in silence. Is it pride, dignity or shame that motivates people to stay silent, and are we wrong for turning a blind eye to the issue?

This week, the team is discussing suicide, and under what circumstances it can be forgiven by God. Is God forgiving under the premise of ending suffering?

This week, the team discuss communion. Is it becoming irrelevant, and where do our misconceptions of it come from? Do we take our religion seriously?

This week, the team discusses how we as Christians treat our relationships within the church, and whether it satisfies God's plan for community.

For the first episode of 2023, the team discuss whether should re-evaluate what we believe and how we practice what we preach.

This week, the team discuss the topic of dress reform. what are the origins, why was there a call for it? Is it a cultural thing? Are our standards influenced by western ways, and are we wrong to call out those who dress immodestly?

This week, the Tell Me a Story team discuss the "Things Ellen White Said We Shouldn't Do", the churche's confusion over SOP, the context in which Ellen White spoke, and what it means for modern day Christians.

This week, Mark She-Lee and Paul discuss whether the second-coming of Jesus has been delayed, and if we should question our way of thinking of the upcoming event.

This week, Mark and Paul are joined by Pastor Clifford Hermann to discuss the SDA church and its over-reliance on Ellen White and the Spirit of Prophecy. Is is wrong to question God and what we believe?

This week, Mark and Josh discuss whether Christianity causes arrogance and if being chosen by God makes Christians morally superior.

This week, Mark, Paul and Sha-Lee discuss the morals of abortion and the power of choice, and what this means for people of faith, following the US Supreme Courts' decision to overturn Roe V Wade.

This week, Mark and Paul discuss revelation 13, and how we should respond to the fulfilment of these prophecies.

This week, the team discuss witnessing, particularly prison ministries, and how we should deal with our cultural concerns and societal when sharing the word of God.

This week, Mark and Josh discuss the topic of a virtuous woman, and what that means for people of faith in the 21st Century.

This week, Mark and Josh discuss the story of Deborah. What does her story show about women's role in the church, and how should the Seventh-Day Adventist church learn from it?

This week, the Tell Me a Story team is joined by some guests to discuss the effect grief and loss can have on people of faith.

This week, the Tell Me a Story team is joined by Lorraine Anderson-Reed to continue the discussion on controlling and abusive relationships.

This week, the Tell Me a Story team discuss abusive relationships. How should the church deal with these issues?

This week, the Tell Me a Story team discuss the origins of our Easter Traditions, and whether we should continue to follow them.

This week, the Tell Me a Story team discuss the Seventh-day Adventist church's stance on gender identity and Transgenderism. Is the SDA church Transphobic?

This week, Mark and Josh discuss the parable of the Labourers in the Vineyard. What does the story teach us about jealousy and the gift of salvation?

In this episode, Mark, Paul and Sha-Lee discuss what Christians should learn from the story of the Good Samaritan, and what being christ-like really means.