Can you plant a church from a youth ministry?

Well are we living counter-culturally?

Are we helping people bridge the divide between the sacred and the secular?

Resiliency in discipleship is the name of the game as Stu, Tim and Joel chat about how intergenerational relationships can improve it…

Tim and Joel as sit down with Anthony, who, along with his wife Trudi, is preparing to move to Ethiopia.

Joel and Stu chat about why cultural discernment is an essential skill of a resilient disciple and what kind of posture we can adopt towards it and be equipped to engage with it.

Tim, Joel and Fi talk about what it takes to be a resilient disciple because God doesn't owe us an easy life.

Tim and Joel continue the discussion on the intersection of technology and discipleship.

Tim, Fi and Joel are here to discuss video games and what the difference is between escapism and rest.

Why do we shy away from costly discipleship?

Discipleship and mission can be expressed formally and informally…

How does the rise of individualism cloud our discipleship?

Something is wrong if we aren’t growing as Christians…

Joel, Tim and Joey discuss a more wholistic approach to teaching young people about sin and a few more sleep strategies

Joel, Tim and Joey discuss a more wholistic approach to teaching young people about sin and a few more sleep strategies

Do Christians first need to critique culture in order to create it?

Sleep or lack of, can often be over-spiritualised but if we don't sleep are we actually trusting God?

Jon Dunbier from Grace Anglican Church joins the podcast to discuss IGM and unintended consequences of a variety of church and cultural changes and the Frankenstein type church communities they often create.

Jon Dunbier from Grace Anglican Church joins the podcast to discuss IGM and unintended consequences of a variety of church and cultural changes and the Frankenstein type church communities they often create.

Following the He Gets Us Campaign during the Super Bowl the boys look at what it means to have both truth and love when presenting the gospel