Is it ever okay for Christians to break the law? Many Christians believe it's fine in the fight against injustice. But how far can we legitimately take that resistance? And what about the Bible verses that tell us to submit to authorities?

Wale Hudson-Roberts is a justice enabler for the Baptist Union of Great Britain and minister of a Church of England congregation. He joins us to talk about privilege, resistance and the use of force.

Symon Hill has been arrested for obstructing an arms fair in London and is an activist for peace groups. He talks to us about his experiences and how we're sometimes wrong about what is and isn't legal.

With two interviews, it's a long episode, but worth the time! Jump to the interviews at about 11 minutes in.

We also cover:

- Are football fans the worst?

- The slave rebellion led by a Baptist

- Palestinian struggles against oppression and colonisation

- A life hack to save you money

- Strong words for those who think mboat migrants should die

- Jonty's parenting advice

Here are some links to things that came up while we talked:

Jonty's article in Premier Christianity about resisting injustice (and that features quotes from these interviews).

Wale Hudson-Roberts on George Floyd

Holy crap! 50 episodes! Whodathunk?! In celebration, we got back with our first proper guests on the show, the amazing Harry and Chris!

Harry and Chris talk about their favourite episodes of Beer Christianity*, as well as sharing some incidents of animal cruelty, nudity and beer-based Narnia puns.

This bumper episode also features a retrospective of all 49 preceding ones and a discussion of what the point of the Christian life really is.

Full disclosure, we started recording after midnight on a Friday night and some of us had already had a few!

You can get hold of all Harry and Chris tour dates at harryandchris.com!