"We need to nuild a bridge to the world. I think we see one of the major tragedies of the Church today, that conservatives are biblical, but not contemporary, liberals are contemporary but not biblical, and almost nobody is building bridges. But I see authentic Christian preaching as essentially a bridge-building exercise, relating the ancient Word to the modern world. And it is our responsibility to be faithful to the biblical text and sensitive to the modern context. Rev John Stott.
A bridge to the world, Keystone takes on issues facing us all in an attempt to start the dialogue.
So here we are.
First issue:
David Bowie talks about his faith. His last music clip was removed from YouTube because it was too Christian. They later reinstated it.
Digital Detox - Social Media has made a dreadful impact on the world. Bullying suicides. We look at social media and how to get off it or at least reduce you time on it.
Imagine If... - Educator Ken Robinson who is no longer with us shares his passion for creativity and how you can recapture yours.
Binge Eating - Nutritionist Priya Tew shares the up and down of diets and how to get off binge eating.
Leigh Sales has written a fascinating book, "On Any Day" about folk who make a decision to do something with the end result having catastrophic consequences.
The Paris Olympics - What could go wrong? Well known Melbourne Minister Rob Buckingham challenges the thinking behind the games and shares an insight that Christians and non Christians should read.
Cook Book Review - James May - Well known for his time at Top Gear. Following up his sucessful cooking show on Prime, James does a very tongue in cheek series of recipes.
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