The fourth episode of a four-part mini-series hearing from representatives from four different theological colleges.

The third episode of a four-part mini-series hearing from representatives from four different theological colleges.

 The second episode of a four-part mini-series hearing from representatives from four different theological colleges. 

Bek Underwood is currently aspiring to overseas mission in a restricted access country.

We hear about her formative experience at YWAM Kona, moving from lukewarm to real Christianity, dropping out of her university degree, and the importance of surrender. Her story is unique to other episodes in that it is 'live’ or ‘in motion’ - just like most of our listeners.

Simon Smart is the Executive Director of the Centre for Public Christianity.

Simon told us about his unexpected journey into vocational public Christian ministry, advice for communicating the Christian faith in our current post-Christian age, and advice for people considering entering public Christian ministry like himself.

Nate Singh is the Director of Gatherings at Vine Church. He has written two songs with the band City Alight, Blessed Assurance and Shepherd. Aaron and Nate chat about Nate's journey into vocational music ministry, and advice Nate would give to those aspiring into vocational music ministry.  

Kara Hartley is the Archdeacon for Women's Ministry for the Sydney Anglican Diocese.

Although she initially thought she wanted to do ministry in Africa, she ended up to her surprise doing ministry in Sydney for 20+ years. 

James Wong is a pastor at Anchor Church Sydney.

In James story we explored:

Emma Sibley is an Assistant Youth Minister at St Paul’s Castle Hill.

Emma Sibley jumped into becoming an Assistant Youth Minister at Paul’s Castle Hill at 20 years old.

In Emma’s story we explored: