Dear Brooklyn Beckham, some advice from the Bible...
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The Beckham family fallout has sent tabloids and social media into a frenzy. But beyond the gossip and drama, bigger questions remain: Is reconciliation always possible — or even the right thing? And does the wisdom to “train up a child in the way he should go” still apply once that child becomes an adult?
Jenny Peters, Director of Connected Lives Charity, and Sara Taylor, UK Director for Sanctuary Mental Health Ministries, joined Michael Fanstone.
Released on 10 Feb 2026
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