Over the past few weeks Leigh Hatcher has been on a journey to unlock the key to love, life and leadership on Open House. Leigh talked to Author biblical historian, TV presenter and director of a multi-media think tank - John Dickson. This week's episode will take you through part three of this subject.

Returning for its third week is psychologist Lyn Worsley's series on the functions of relationships, which last week dealt with the complex relationships that form between a young child and a parent.

This week on Open House, Steve Gumear shares his story of being a former pothead immersed in the world of witchcraft. Today, Steve works as a pastor and missionary in his mission organisation, Partners in Relief and Development. 

Talking of his early life, Steve describes how as a child he always had a strong drive to search for meaning, though he initially took the wrong path, following the Tibetan Book of the Dead and becoming involved in witchcraft; "I was a pothead looking for God in all the wrong places."

One of the most significant issues that we are facing today is 'time', more specifically, the lack of it because of the busyness of our lives. This week on Open House, Leigh Hatcher talked to Professor Barbara Pocock about how the lack of time is affecting the lives of people today. Barbara is also the author of a book called 'Time Bomb'.