With scant regard for how much notice you've had - it's the last episode of Doing the Stuff.Thank you for tuning in! We've hope you've been encouraged, had your thoughts provoked, and maybe-possibly been helped somewhere in there too, to do the stuff. Tune in to this final episode as Mark and Andy as they look back on the journey that's been, and give some parting words for what's ahead!

You know what a boat is, but can you sail? You might know about God, but do you know God? This week Mark and Andy talk about why Doing the Stuff is about 'doing', and not just knowing. We're in a relationship with God, not just following a moral code. But how do we get away from the platitudes, and actually get to know our God? How do we experience him and do the day-to-day alongside him? Tune in for the penultimate (nothing to do with stationary) episode of Doing the Stuff, and get walking with God.

They're back! Mark and Andy sit down at the microphone to begin Doing the Stuff for 2018.

First topic off the ranks is soccer. Soccer clubs, that is. A general run down on communities as a whole, really. How do we do community well? It looks like there's a lot to do with expectations:

What am I wanting to get out of it? What am I going to invest into it? How far into this community am I willing to go?

Along the way Mark and Andy talk the trinity - God being in community with himself. The early church and how it freaks Mark out a bit, and also how to say 'no'.

Andy's coined a new word. Mark's dabbling in psychology. They're both talking about terraforming, but aren't 100% about what it really means.

When you think about next year, do you feel in control? Is it going to happen to you, or are you going to make it happen?

It's a tough one, it's life-changing, but sometimes we need to quit.

It could be a bad thing you're desperate to get out of, but it could also be a trade-off between two great things. Point is, knowing when to leave is hard.

Thankfully, Mark and Andy are here to help us out. Well actually, God's showing us a path he's laid before us.

We're fast approaching the end of the year, and also the reflective season here at Doing the Stuff.

This week Mark and Andy talk 'Kronos', 'Kairos' and other Greek words as they reflect on our decisions to change.

Lets walk in the work God's prepared for us to do.

What if I fail? What if I look like an idiot? What if it all goes wrong?

Fear. The destroyer of dreams, the opposite of truth, the frightening combination of both snakes and clowns…

Fear is inevitable, but how do we overcome it?

Mark and Andy talk about the role of truth to defeat fear.

Here's a familiar dilemma. We love the idea of work, but sometimes we just don't want to do it, even if we like our jobs. And if we don't like our jobs, well, that's just The End!

Mark and Andy unpack what work is good for, and what our best attitude towards it might be. Andy also unpacks his new lunchbox, but that's another story.

What significance is the relationship between faith and work? How can we invite God into the situations that frustrate us? Maybe the answer to our work-woes are found in trust and porpoises. Purpose, I mean.

Tune in to this episode and find the redemptive edge to your work life, and even be a part of God's bigger picture of reconciliation.

Imagination can feel a bit… childish, but you can't build what you can't see.

This week Mark and Andy talk about the role of imagination in our Doing the Stuff lives. How do you foster creativity, what does vision look like, and why engage in dreaming?

Changing the world, building a business, growing a church, creating anything(!) requires dozens of decisions every day. We thankfully have God to partner with on our imagineering process.

We're in a hurry. Everyone's busy, and busy all the time. There are big decisions to be made, worries in the back of your head, and no end of the things to do. We're stressed. When do we get off this horse?

Stress is hurry sickness. Or at least, it might be a good way to think about, says Mark. Meanwhile, Andy dabbles in some beginner neuroscience, limbic systems and frontal cortex whatnot.

So how do we rid ourselves of stress, and get some space? Naming what you're feeling, speaking it, writing it down - praying, singing! Allows us to stop simply 'reacting' and actually make a good decision on how to deal with it. It might not be for the faint hearted! But it's really, kinda necessary.