Live Room Conversations

The Love Our City “What Moves You?” campaign looks at how we as the NCCB community can move with compassion. The aim is to engage and equip individuals on our campus with a lifestyle of living for the benefit of others. 

In the "What Moves You" podcast's second episode, Tarryn chats to Sean and Gabriella Szabo from the IQ Football (IQF) Academy around their IQF Foundation. The Foundation is a non-profit football academy with a mission to father the "fatherless" of our nation, or those with limited family and parental support, to raise men who are not only professional football players, but great fathers, leaders and community builders. 

In this episode, Paul Edy and Joshua Marais talk church production and worship, covering topics such as why we bother with lights/sound/big bands, relationships between sound/tech and worship teams, as well as offering practical tips around worship and production.

The Love Our City “What Moves You?” campaign looks at how we as the NCCB community can move with compassion. The aim is to engage and equip individuals on our campus with a lifestyle of living for the benefit of others. Archbishop Tutu captured it best when he said “Compassion is not just a benevolent feeling but seeking to change the situation. Frequently people think compassion and love are merely sentimental. No! They are very demanding. If you are going to be compassionate, be prepared for action!” We see in the scriptures a call to justice, a call to move with compassion and not just have that tugging of the heart, but to let it trigger action.

Kicking off the series we introduce the series in more detail and chat with Obi Amuh who works with Scarlet Thread a prison ministry working in correctional facilities in the country carrying the message of the Gospel.

If you want to get involved, you can contact Obi, his details are below: Cell 072 387 2251  Email: [email protected]

We're very excited to launch the first episode of our podcast, Live Room Conversations! This podcast covers topics such as Business, Social Impact, Education, Worship, Counselling, and many more. 

In today's episode, Trevor Hartley interviews Tshepo Moloi. Tshepo tells the story of how StokFella started, and he shares his heart for changing the community through the power of the collective.

Day three of having Tom Inglis with us, and today we have Darren and Tom discussing family and how a praising father leads to a joyful mother. The family works together. Enjoy :)

We have Ashley, Tom, and his daughter Kirsty in the studio. They discuss church planting, share stories about their experiences, and give insights into what's important when considering transitioning leadership.

"It's about the position of our hearts, pick me, I'm available."

We have Tom Inglis visiting us from Australia and he's joined in the studio by Paul Edy and Ashley Bell. We hope you enjoy listening to their discussion on Asbury and what could happen in the church globally.