So I tend to see vocations quite fluid ideas. It's primarily, I'm not going to choose what I do as much more going where I feel God wants me to be.

It's fascinating how, at the most unexpected times, you suddenly find a very senior person, sort of opening up to you and sharing some deep pain and loss and their struggle.

You're listening to Unbelievable with Justin Brielly.

Hello and welcome back to today's show with me Justin Brielly, a highlight edition of our recent Unbelievable Conference today and I'll also be treating you to a bit of a conversation with John Lennox towards the end of the show as well.

But perhaps you were there in person with us at the British Library in London or attending online from somewhere around the world.

Over 10 contributors joined me for several keynote talks and sessions throughout the day.

It was a wonderful day, over 1.5,000 people registered for the conference and we've had some great feedback. I'll bring you some of that towards the end of today's show.

So today you're going to be hearing some of those keynote talks and some segments of the fantastic panel discussions that took place.

If you weren't there or you want to relive it, you can enjoy all of the videos in full with the digital download of the conference.

That's available now at premierunbelievable.com. Click on shop there or the links with today's show with today's podcast. You can get hold of it.

Our theme this year of course was God unmuted helping the church find its authentic voice again.

So let's leap into the show now with Glenn Scrivener of Speak Life who opened our first part of the conference with a talk on why Christ alone can win the Culture Wars.

Thank you so much. Justin, now I have friends. I'm sure your friends are similar to mine.

They consider themselves to be post-Christian. They consider themselves to be secular. They don't believe. They don't even think they could believe.

They certainly don't have time for the supernatural or the miraculous. They just don't do Christianity.

And I think that view is very widespread and it's also a nonsense because everyone is a believer.

Absolutely everyone. Whether you've never clapped ears on a Bible, whether you've never been to a church before, everyone lives by certain moral assumptions and intuitions and gut instincts and beliefs.

That cannot be proved or demonstrated scientifically or logically and yet there they are. We live our lives by these values.

And those values tend to be very Christian or at least Christian-ish because your friends and my friends ourselves we have been shaped by the Jesus revolution aka Christianity.

As the historian Tom Holland has said Christianity is the most disruptive, the most influential and the most enduring revolution in human history.

And that really is the gist of my new book that's out today and we've done a little video all about this topic.

This is Sally. Sally is a rational person who could never make a leap of faith like Robbie up there. Look at Robbie.

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