Is April Fool's day a "to-do" or "taboo" for Christians?
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As April Fool's day comes just after Easter this year, Premier's Esther Higham had a faith-filled hilarious chat with sitcom writer and “amateur theologian” James Cary as well as comedian and presenter Cassandra Nelson on whether Christians should get involved or not.
Released on 1 Apr 2024
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