Could a ticket at your church raffle lead to a gambling addiction?
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Nick Taylor tried everything to overcome a gambling addiction that had cost him tens of thousands of pounds and created a distance between him and his family. In the end, only Jesus could set him free.
Nick joined Lord Bishop Alan Smith, an anti-gambling campaigner, and Esther Higham to chat about changing betting laws, the book of Proverbs, and whether it's time to ditch your church raffle.
Released on 10 Oct 2024
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