Three Views On

Way, way back in season 1 we promised to do an episode where we all played a board game together. After many hours of negotiations, Paul finally agreed - but only if there was no commitment to actually finish the game! This episode also includes a tribute to Mr. John Clarke - No copyright infringement intended in the replaying of his material.

"Why should I pay a white missionary to live overseas when the same money could support 3 families of people who already live there!?" If you've ever asked this question, listen to this episode! Global mission the scale of evangelism the apostles' writings indicate should be happening - but how can we do it well?

Simon's started mission training, Paul's starting a church, and Michael's been in Africa. Seems like we have a common passion! In classic Three Views On style, we do one episode on a topic we couldn't hope to do justice in ten episodes!

Aside from buying a House, moving into that house, starting a church, and living it up on Bruny Island, Paul took it pretty easy this summer. Hear about these thing and more in excruciating and frankly unnecessary detail as Paul fills out the last installment of the Summer Series.

What the heck is that crying sound that has been seeping into the podcast lately? And why is Simon suddenly such a weary man? The answers lie within. Warning: This podcast contains more discussion about libraries than has been deemed safe by health professionals.

The Podcast’s resident globe trotter Michael Laws gives an in depth look into his first summer as a married man. From central Africa to summer camps, Michael seems to have done everything he planned with two exceptions: sleep, and sit still.

Last year Paul called it quits on the podcast, but realising his huge mistake, he came grovelling back. Michael and Simon have put it to a listener vote to decide if he is allowed back in! To hear the full saga, and to vote on his return, treat yourself to the first episode of season 3 of the Three Views On Podcast!

There is an activity we call 'bushwalking' where we pack up our food, shelter, and clothing into a very compact bundle, strap it to our shoulders and then walk through wilderness until our feet bleed. Some people enjoy it, others not so much. In this episode Paul and Simon discuss the merits of bushwalking. 

Chicken Kiev for every meal of the year? They say variety is the spice of life, but is it just a terrible, bitter-tasting spice? As we've always said: the proof of the pudding is in the nuggets.

We may be nearly a year behind the times, but we thought we would do a little review of The Force Awakens. Simon shares his deep knowledge of the Star Wars universe and we reveal all the spoilers. Enjoy!