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In this episode Cass discusses the importance of discipleship within the context of the Great Commission. She emphasises the urgency and intentionality required in making disciples, drawing from historical practices of the early church. Cass highlights our identity as daughters of the Most High King and how this identity motivates us to share the gospel and engage in long-term discipleship. The conversation also explores the role of truth and love in discipleship, encouraging listeners to be vulnerable and committed to the process of spiritual growth, both for themselves and others.


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The Urgency of Discipleship

09:58
Understanding Our Identity in Christ

12:15
The Great Commission Explained

20:34
Historical Context of Discipleship

26:13
The Role of Truth and Love in Discipleship

38:23
Inviting Others to the King's Table

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After completing a PHD on singleness she then went on to write a book called The Meaning of Singleness, Retrieving a Eschatological Vision for the Contemporary Church. I got Dani on to discuss what her book was about, how our eternal perspective shapes our understanding of singleness here and then bombarded her with a long list of questions from our listeners on what it means to live out the single life well! Dani has some incredible insights and helpful wisdom that speaks to all of us, regardless where we find ourselves. Whether your single, married or somewhere inbetween, this episode is a must listen so we can better support and flourish as the family of Christ. 

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You can purchase Danis book at all major Christian book retailers. 
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In this episode, the last of our 4 part series Ethical Beginnings, we take a closer look at the rising trend of egg freezing and its appeal for those considering future family options. Joined again by Dr. Megan Best, we explore the practical and ethical questions surrounding egg freezing, including how it intersects with Christian faith and values. What does it mean to plan for future fertility from a biblical perspective? How do considerations around life, autonomy, and trust in God come into play?

Together, we tackle these essential questions, examining the pros, cons, and challenges of egg freezing, and what it means to navigate this option faithfully as image bearers of God. Whether you’re personally considering egg freezing or simply curious about the ethical considerations, this episode will offer guidance and insight for anyone invested in aligning their choices with their beliefs.

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00:00
Introduction and Background

03:18
Exploring the Process of Freezing Eggs

09:23
Theological and Ethical Considerations of Freezing Eggs

18:04
Societal Attitudes and Child-Friendly Policies

22:41
Introduction and Overview

23:17
Risks and Dangers of Reproductive Technologies

24:09
The Purpose of Marriage and Sex

26:03
Different Perspectives on Childbearing in Christianity

27:21
Chosen Childlessness and Trusting God's Plans

29:15
The Morality of Freezing Eggs

30:25
The Uncertainty and Limitations of Reproductive Technologies

32:56
Personal Conviction and Trusting God

35:15
The Role of Conscience and Motivation

36:36
Seeking Wisdom and Engaging in Community Discussions

43:26
The Business Aspect of the Fertility Industry

44:37
Moral Dimensions of Donating Eggs for Research

45:55
Conclusion and Call to Action

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Our awareness of surrogacy is growing as commercial surrogacy and hollywood continue to utilise this process. But what should we think about it? Is it good? Or are there aspects we aren't considering? 

In this episode I discuss all the ins and outs of surrogacy. From the process and options available through to the people it impacts (spoiler alert - it impacts everyone!). We talk through the ethical considerations, the commodity of women and children, the international concerns and the long term ramifications for us as a society. 

We hope its a challenging and thought provoking discussion. Make sure you purchase Megans book, Fearfully & Wonderfully Made -  through Matthias Media. 

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In this episode, we explore the world of Assisted Reproductive Technologies (IVF and more) with Dr. Megan Best. Together, we dive into the practical and ethical implications of these options for those facing infertility, always keeping in mind God’s design and desires for us as His image-bearers. From the realities of embryo freezing to the complex questions surrounding egg and sperm donation, we unpack it all. What does it mean for us and the future of those conceived through these methods? Tune in for a thoughtful and compassionate discussion.

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In this first episode on our 4 part series, we take an in-depth look at the complex ethical considerations surrounding infertility through a Christian lens. How should we approach the topic of fertility struggles in light of our faith? What biblical principles can guide us as we navigate difficult decisions like fertility treatments, medical interventions, and the emotional toll of infertility? What impact does infertility have on our relationships? How should the church speak on the matter?  We’ll explore these questions and more, offering encouragement and clarity on how to align our choices with God’s design. Whether you’re facing infertility personally or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights for thoughtful, faith-filled conversations.

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In this episode, I sit down with Lionel Windsor to discuss his latest book, Truth Be Told. Together, we explore the biblical foundations behind truth, examining how culture and the world have redefined it in recent times. From philosophical questions to practical ways we can grow in truthfulness, this conversation will challenge and inspire you to stand firm in a world of shifting beliefs and to really continue challenging your heart when it comes to being faithful to the Word of God.

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Join Ange & Amy along with Cass as they dive into what it means to be reliable. From scripture through to the practical all three women explore how reliability impacts our relationships, communities, and faith. Not only this, also addressed is the cultural shifts that have influenced different generations' views on commitments and how personal growth in reliability involves learning to set surprising boundaries we don't always expect. Lets discuss the importance of accountability, trustworthiness, and communicating well to foster reliability in all aspects of life.

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Persecution takes many forms and Open Doors CEO Adam Holland has some incredible insights to share from the persecuted church that will challenge and encourage us all. 

In this discussion we cover a range of topics including philosophy & the Christian faith, warnings on comfort, lessons from the persecuted church with some honourable mentions to CS Lewis, the Beatitudes, valuing eternal treasures and a little bit of geography! 

Make sure you check out the work of Open Doors by heading to their website
https://www.opendoors.org.au/

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Continuing on our deep dive into the Song of Songs, Kamina Wust returns to discuss the provocative themes of sex, power, and marriage within the text. We delve into how this ancient love poem challenges traditional views on women, relationships and headship, offering some challenging perspectives that resonate with us all today. We discuss how we then assess these perspectives in light of the rest of scripture and through this lens, we reexamine the Song's cultural significance and its implications for modern discussions on women, love, relationships and intimacy. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to rethink what they know about The Song.

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