2020-09-12T00:00:00
Six months on from Justin’s first lockdown show looking at Coronavirus he’s joined again by virologist AJ Roberts from California, Australian church and culture guru Mark Sayers, his wife Rev Lucy Brierley and new Unbelievable? team member Ruth Jackson.
They discuss the politics of Coronavirus, conspiracy theories, rebel churches and what the future of the world and the church looks like.
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