Hello and welcome to another edition of Unbelievably with me Justin Browley.

The show that brings you conversations that matter every week.

Today's debate is going to be on the fate of the apostles with Sean McDowell and Paul Ends.

And today's show, recorded, like they all are at the moment, from lockdown from my home in sorry.

So if you hear any banging or thuds or children's voices in the background, well,

I have asked them to keep it down, but you never know what's going to happen.

It's been fun actually, this last week, not just doing the unbelievable show at the moment,

but joining every weekday morning from 10 a.m. on Premiere Christian Radio for a new show

that I'm presenting with Andrew Phillips and Simon Tuck. You can hear us with a variety of guests

from 10 a.m. each morning if you'd like to tune in then. And there's been some interesting stuff

in the past week actually. On that show, I spoke to Lou Fellingham and we spoke to other

worship leaders this past week about the UK blessing. It's a song that's gone viral on YouTube

over the last week in which I think about 65 or more churches came together to record this

special song for lockdown. So there's been a lot going around on that one. You can actually see

the interview I did with Lou Fellingham on the unbelievable Facebook page. And also that comm res

survey, this came out just after last week's show went live. But really interesting statistics on

the fact that one in four people in the UK apparently have tuned into an online church service

since lockdown began, which given that the average attendance probably in the UK normally is about

5% of the population. It is quite extraordinary. And also a survey suggests that more and more

people turning to prayer during lockdown. So be interested in your responses to that. I put up a

couple of news stories about that on the unbelievable social media. It's interesting the effect that

this COVID-19 lockdown situation is having and the kinds of questions it's raising in people's

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