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Alone Together
In our world today, we can message across continents, join video calls instantly, and carry hundreds of contacts in our pockets. Yet many people still feel they have no one to call when life unravels. Technology has...


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This is Thrive: Perspectives. An ever-growing discussion about the issues that shape our lives with your guide Dr Matthew Jacoby. www.thrivetoday.tv
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Signup to Generate a PitchThis is Thrive: Perspectives. An ever-growing discussion about the issues that shape our lives with your guide Dr Matthew Jacoby.
Thrive: Perspectives is hosted by Thrive Today. The show has published 101 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Alone Together" (22 October 2026, 54 minutes), "Conformed by Culture" (24 September 2026, 66 minutes), and "Join the Resistance." (10 September 2026, 64 minutes).
Thrive: Perspectives publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 52 minutes across 101 episodes.
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Episode #147
In our world today, we can message across continents, join video calls instantly, and carry hundreds of contacts in our pockets. Yet many people still feel they have no one to call when life unravels. Technology has...

Episode #145
Does culture shape far more than our opinions—what if it quietly trains our hearts, instincts and moral emotions, teaching us what should feel loving, offensive, admirable or shameful before we have even stopped to...

Episode #144
What do we do when the world feels like it is coming apart — and yet we are still called to live, work, build, love and hope within it? Is our civilisation simply progressing, or is it a tottering tower built on...

Episode #143
What if the story we tell ourselves about progress and civilisation is only half the story? What if our greatest advances in medicine, technology, law, education, and comfort are not just signs of human triumph, but...

Episode #142
We’re exploring the striking rise of doomsday books, movies and academic commentary—dealing with collapse, catastrophe, survival and the end of the world as we know it. Why are these stories everywhere right now? Why do...

Episode #141
What makes worship “good”? Is it the sound, the songs, the lighting, the silence, the feeling in the room, or the theology underneath it all? Why does one person walk out of a service saying, “That was powerful,” while...

Episode #140
One of the most sobering questions Christians sometimes ask is whether Hell is the same experience for everyone, or whether there are degrees of judgment within it. The question is not merely speculative. It touches the...

Episode #139
Most of us grow up with a simple heaven framework: you either get in or you don’t. End of story. Cross the finish line, pass through the pearly gates, and from there it’s one big undifferentiated eternity—same heaven...

Episode #138
What if justice isn’t just a political buzzword or a hashtag people weaponise when it suits them? What if it reaches deeper—into the way we see human dignity, power, poverty, guilt, and responsibility? In this episode...

Episode #137
Everybody’s talking about “justice” right now—social justice, racial justice, climate justice. Your feed is full of call‑outs, hashtags, and hot takes. Modern Social Justice Theory tells you the world is a battlefield...

Episode #136
Western thinking inherits a “modern worldview” that separates what is spiritual from what is material—producing false dichotomies such as evangelism vs social action, “saving souls” vs “meeting needs,” and church...

Episode #135
In this episode we discuss the 3 primary Christian traditions: Catholic, Protestant, Eastern Orthodox—three accents, one confession: Jesus Christ is Lord—crucified, risen, reigning. Absolutely, the differences...

Episode #134
Those dense chapters of Leviticus and Deuteronomy . . . are they ancient history, or do they still have a claim on us? Which commands were for Israel then, and which, if any, are for God’s people now? What happens when...

We live in a world that’s increasingly cost‑averse. We want convenience, comfort, and the lowest possible price. And that mindset doesn’t stay in the shopping trolley; it shapes the way we think about relationships...

Episode #132
Jesus never hid the fine print. He warned that following him would be costly—that the road is narrow, the crowd is small, and comfort is never guaranteed. Yet today, the pressure many Christians feel isn’t open...

Episode #131
In this episode of Thrive Perspectives, we explore a story hidden in plain sight—the way the Christian church has shaped modern Western culture itself. Long before trust was placed in governments, markets, or systems...

Episode #130
What if believing isn’t about knowing more—but being formed differently? Why can we know the Bible well and yet remain unchanged? What if the real battleground of faith isn’t the mind, but the heart—our loves, habits...

Episode #129
When you hear the phrase ‘sharing your faith’, what comes to mind? For a lot of us, it’s pressure, awkwardness, or feeling like we’re not good enough. But what if sharing your faith isn’t about pressure at all? What if...

Episode #128
If God’s in control, what does that mean for our prayers, our pain, and our choices? Does believing in a sovereign God lead to freedom or fatalism? What is the purpose of our prayers and how do our choices really...

Episode #127
When Christians say “God is in control,” what do we actually mean—and what do we not mean? Does sovereignty imply meticulous control, or can sovereignty include divine restraint? How do we reconcile God’s sovereign...
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