Should Christians still rely on mainstream media sources?
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A recent survey by King's College London, encompassing 24 countries, found that Britons have the second-lowest level of trust in news outlets. In light of this; how do we discern the truth while remaining vigilant against falsehoods? Seasoned journalist Julia Bicknell and former Christians in Media mentee Luwi Luwaya explored this topic with Esther Higham.
Released on 19 Aug 2024
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