This week, tables are turned as Melissa Rule, BUV Support Hub Head of Communications, joins Daniel as his guest for this week's podcast. Melissa vulnerably shares her story of significant personal turmoil over the last 5 years and her experience of others carrying her burdens.  

Rev Daniel Bullock is again joined again by Jonathan Stark, Head of Pastoral Leadership Support and Development at the BUV Support Hub. In this episode, Daniel and Jonathan talk about getting to the finish line when the going gets tough

In this episode, Rev Daniel Bullock is joined by Rev Jonathan Stark, Head of Pastoral Leadership Support and Development at the BUV Support Hub. In this episode Daniel and Jonathan talk about Staying on Track with God.

In this episode Rev Daniel Bullock and Nathan Steer continue reflecting on their experience walking the Larapinta trail together as they consider the theme Good New Journey - Restoration through the beauty of creation.

In this first episode in Part 5 Rev Daniel Bullock and Nathan Steer from Camberwell Baptist Church introduce and discuss the theme of Good News Journeys: Restoration and Relationships with a focus on Finding your personal restoration practice.

In this final instalment of Part 4, Rev Daniel Bullock and Troy Arnott continue to reflect on the idea of seeking out God to respond to our needs and requests.

After some great reflections with Rev Daniel Bullock and Troy Arnott over the past three podcasts on Peace, God as warrior and Christ’s return. This week they reflect on faith and doubt.

Juxtaposing the idea of God as a God of Peace, with the contrasting metaphor of God as a warrior in the last two episodes and Rev Daniel Bullock and Troy Arnott discuss in this episode what that might mean for us in our battle of life and faith.

Continuing on with Rev Daniel Bullock and Troy Arnott this episode they explore the metaphor of God as a Warrior God

In this latest episode Rev Daniel Bullock and Troy Arnott discuss the concept of peace. Peace at best seems elusive, and at times, it can seem like a wonderful utopian concept with no reality attached to it.  They will explore the breadth of peace, and what it could mean to be with and in peace.