In this brilliant talk, Tim Keller discusses what it means to rejoice IN our suffering (Romans 5:3-5).
This talk is both challenging and intellectually robust. It’s a fabulous reminder of how we might apply the gospel with greater clarity and purpose in our lives.
This recorded webinar continues our topic of Family On Mission.
In this webinar, Mike and Sally discuss the theology of submission and sacrifice in the context of both discipleship and marriage.
From my reading of Australian culture, submission/sacrifice is now an increasingly foreign and misunderstood idea. Individualism and the freedom narrative of Australian culture have moved our values and practices away from the biblical narrative and affect us all. If you struggle with this scripture and the idea of submitting to God or to others, that’s o.k… find someone to talk to about these scriptures and discuss or wrestle it out together.
This is part two of a three-part series on Family On Mission by Paul Maconochie.
He shares his experiences to help us tackle the inward dimensions of living together as an extended family (oikos).
“We don’t need more of God’s Spirit to live supernatural lives. We simply need to let God unblock the barriers that stop the flow.”
In this talk, Simon Holley tackles the inward dimension of discipleship and supernatural living. He calls us to identify and repent from common strongholds of the mind (such as fear, pride and judgement) and to walk in true freedom.
This talk from RED church helps us to reconnect with the gospel message in a very personal, practical and life-enriching way.
This talk is on, well, faith!
I love this talk… Paul shares powerful, personal stories of faith in action in the context of mission. His stories can inspire us practically as we learn to listen to God’s voice and step out in obedience to respond.
This podcast discusses what it means to actually hear God speak in day-to-day life.
It’s part of a three part series that can be downloaded Kingdom Come Series.
In this podcast, Richard Rohr tackles the challenging topic of grief… and how it shapes our spirituality.
Rohr is a Franciscan Friar and ordained Catholic Priest from the US. He’s an international speaker and has published multiple books on contemplative spirituality, mysticism, social justice, male spirituality and the Enneagram.
Tim Keller gives another great explanation of the gospel and how it transforms us from the inside–out.
Why do we do the good works that we do? And do we need to repent for both our good deeds (as well as our bad?)
This classic Keller talk reminds us of the power of the gospel — worth returning to again and again!
Our missional communities meet throughout the week in homes, cafes and parks. They are like extended families who love God and love others. We also gather once a month for a network gathering …
