Open House Interviews with Dwayne Jeffries

Film critic Ben McEachen talks about Hugh Jackman’s latest film The Wolverine. He says it makes us think about our own lives and understand a true reason to live.

Sports guru Thomas Whalan looks back at the week in sport. He talks about the significance of sports management during controversies and scandals. He also talks about the pressure faced on the Australian cricket team ahead of the third Ashes test.

The story of Ryan Corbin who was tragically wounded after falling through a skylight. As the grandson of music legend Pat Boone, America united and was praying for his recovery. Larry King even got behind his family and spread the message. Ryan’s mother Lindy Boone Michaelis recounts the tragic accident in her new book and talks about his long road to recovery. She also reflects on the importance of maintaining a strong faith in challenging times.

CEO of Christ Mission Possible Marty Beckett talks about bringing hope to people on the streets of Western Sydney. He talks about what life is like for unemployed people, dependant on welfare payments, and explains how CMP helps them. His story will lift spirits and bring hope.

A deeply moving recount of a massacre in a South African Church service 20 years ago. Founding pastor and world renowned speaker Bishop Frank Retief talks about the dramatic scenes that night when 11 people were killed and 58 wounded. He explains how we can be sure of life in distressing times and feel safe through God's love. He also talks about the forgiving process.

Pain specialist Phillip Siddall and physiotherapist Rebecca McCabe talk about finding hope when it hurts. They explain how chronic pain causes us to struggle physically and mentally but can be dealt with. The share coping mechanisms and surprising cures to our pain.

The Mole Australia contestant Sam Hutchins talks about playing a game of deceit and deception as a Christian. He talks about how his faith plays a role in the competition and shares some of his tactics. He also talks about struggling to lie during the game.

Author and top anti-bullying campaigner Brett Murray continues his three-part series on bullying. This week he explains the characteristics of a bully and a victim and talks about how bullying plays out online.

Bible Society CEO Greg Clarke talks about the impact and significance of epic miniseries The Bible after it aired on Channel 9 this week. He talks about the response he’s seen over the past week and how viewers received the first instalment of the series.

World Vision CEO Tim Costello gives his take on Kevin Rudd’s PNG solution to control asylum seeker boat arrivals in Australia. He talks about how we should respond as Australians and human rights advocates.

Open House human condition guru Lyn Worsley continues her series on give and take. This week she takes a closer look at the giver, the taker and the matcher. She says givers are more successful in business.

Open House book reviewer Kara Martin returns with the debut novel by Hannah Kent, Burial Rites. She says it’s all about a lady who is waiting for her execution after being convicted of murder. She talks about how the gospel plays a role in her final weeks on earth.

Open House social media guru Steve Kryger talks about the theory behind our posture and body language as we use technical devices. He also talks about password fatigue with the many accounts we use.

Human condition guru Lyn Worsley begins a new series on give and take. This week she talks about what it means to be a giver and taker and how this plays out in day to day life.

She’s a confessed raging perfectionist who let subtle idols destroy her life. Amanda Jenkins talks about the dangers of living by simple daily rituals. She explains how a wakeup call made her realise what God actually wants from us in life. She says our lives are most in control when we let Jesus take over and be our focus.