Conversations as you Go

We continue with the theme of passion as we talk to K and N. We unpack how God prepares you for your call. K and N talk about building deeper roots to 'be' a disciple today so you can be the disciple God calls you to be tomorrow.

Today we talk with Scott and unpack a passion to 'go'. Scott and his wife Jen have laid down their Australian dream to obey Jesus' great commission. Why would they do this? This podcast un-packs passion, the willingness to sacrifice for something greater.

Today we listen to Phil Brown from the ministry of Oikos. In this podcast we ask the question 'What is Church?' Phil take us on a journey of discovery the early Church. We discuss women in leadership and ministry, making disciples, participation and grounding people deeply in faith. We need to make church simple and not more complex. Church is something everyone can do. You will be inspired and encouraged to change from 'going' to church 'being' the church right where you are.

In this podcast, we listen to a word that Jim gave as as a Praxeis community. As Covid broke out in 2020 Jim prerecorded a message for us. Jim shares his amazing story of mission. We were really blessed by his encouragement. If you have heard it before, it’s well worth listening again. If you haven’t heard it, then don’t miss out! You will be blessed.

From working on the mission field, pastoring churches Jill shares her journey as her husband Peter died in 2012. As a 60 year old widow she wondered ‘Lord what is my life going to be like now?’ Discovering God as ‘Genourous and faithful‘ in the middle of grief, Jill hung onto Jesus as God unfolded a call to being a multiplying disciple maker. 

Hear how Jill shares about ‘grit’ and perseverance. Her walk with Jesus is central. Dealing with temptation to give up she shares how God walks with us through stuff, not just giving us an easy escape. She now carries a vision for multiplying disciples throughout WA. Teams are established reaching various people groups and areas.

Today we dive into one to the incredible stories of movement in the last 25 years. From the Hindu strongholds of North India the Bhojpuri Church Planting Movement began in the 1990s and continues to spread gospel light into the region of North India that has been called "the graveyard of missions."

Dave Coles is the co author with Victor John of the book 'Bhojpuri Breakthrough'. He unpacks principles of this incredible movement and how they might apply to us in the West. I hope you are inspired and want to go deeper as a result!

Many will know Stuart Robinson as a significant leader within the Aussie Church. He and his wife Margaret broke new ground as a pioneer missionary of contextualisation in South Asia. This work planted the seeds of a movement which was to grow to tens of thousands. After that he went on to be the pastor of what was to become Australia's largest Baptist Church. He is a voice well worth listening to. Now having 'retired', he has a global ministry. In this season he travels extensively into many nations. Making disciples and multiplying gospel movements amongst unreached people groups is what he lives for.

This is the third of a series of 3 podcasts with Stuart. We discuss his calling back into pastoral ministry in Australia. How do you bring transformation to church culture? The challenge of shifting culture, and multiplying disciples among Christians. If you are involved in Church ministry you will want to listen to this!

Stuart's numerous books and resources can be found at this website drstuartrobinson.com

Many will know Stuart Robinson as a significant leader within the Aussie Church. He and his wife Margaret broke new ground as a pioneer missionary of contextualisation in South Asia. This work planted the seeds of a movement which was to grow to tens of thousands. After that he went on to be the pastor of what was to become Australia's largest Baptist Church. He is a voice well worth listening to. Now having 'retired', he has a global ministry. In this season he travels extensively into many nations. Making disciples and multiplying gospel movements amongst unreached people groups is what he lives for.

This is the second of a series of 3 podcasts with Stuart. In this post Stuart shares his story seeing movement in South Asia. We discuss multiplication, contextualisation and establishing groups who grow. You will learn of the importance of the person of peace.

Stuart's numerous books and resources can be found at this website drstuartrobinson.com

Many will know Stuart Robinson as a significant leader within the Aussie Church. He and his wife Margaret broke new ground as a pioneer missionary of contextualisation in South Asia. This work planted the seeds of a movement which was to grow to tens of thousands. After that he went on to be the pastor of what was to become Australia's largest Baptist Church. He is a voice well worth listening to. Now having 'retired', he has a global ministry. In this season he travels extensively into many nations. Making disciples and multiplying gospel movements amongst unreached people groups is what he lives for.

This is the first of a series of three podcasts with Stuart. In this post we jump into his story of becoming a disciple. The early days. We learn that discipleship is not simply about knowledge but is relational. Making disciples is about prayer and the word, fellowship and mission. It rolls on the wheel of obedience. You will learn that discipleship is caught and not taught. Join us as we follow the journey of transformation. Of how God can take a kid from a poor Aussie family and transform his life through discipleship.

Stuart's numerous books and resources can be found at this website drstuartrobinson.com

We cannot have a discussion about reaching Western culture without engaging with refugees! The West has long moved past a mono-culture to a rich kaleidoscope of people groups that fill our cities. The nations have landed at our doorstep! In this podcast Lisa and Jackie share their personal journey of engaging with refugees. The ups and the downs. The opportunities and the challenges. They are actually living our their call amongst refugee communities, which gives them unique authority to share from experience.