Chaos, improv preaching and Name That Tune as Big Breakfast turns ONE!
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Max & Lydia are joined by Freedom Feast founder Sasha Gerry, Evangelical Alliance’s Damilola Makinde, and UCCF staff worker Alban Smith-Adams for a one-year extravaganza packed with games, ridiculous chat, and plenty of biblical wisdom.
They play Name That Tune, take on a chaotic round of Pick It Up And Preach, and open the Yay or Nay courtroom for a heated debate on barefoot worshippers.
Released on 12 May 2026
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