In Every Blessed Thing, Ron Ferguson intends the listener to spend an 'evening' in George MacLeod's company as he reminisces. The evening is based on George MacLeod's conversations with the author, along with material drawn from the subject's sermons, prayers, diaries, letters and stories. The first half of the show presents MacLeod in the raw - brilliant, inspiring, annoying, obsessive, provocative, courageous, prophetic, magisterial - in a kaleidoscope which is intended to give the hearer a sense of what it was like to be exposed to the man at the height of his powers. In the second half, the old prophet sits in his room and reminisces about his 96 years on earth.