Other 2018 Podcasts

Phil Emerson

This morning Phil closes out the year with some of his thoughts.

This morning Frank Talks to us about the favour of God. Frank has been in ministry for over forty years as a college professor, church planter, lead pastor of a large multi-site church, Bible college president and chairman of a fellowship of churches. Frank is a graduate of Portland Bible College, has a Masters of Divinity and a Doctor of Ministry from Oral Roberts University, and has authored over 30 books. He is presently devoting his life full time to Frank Damazio Ministries through creating web resources, providing leadership coaching, presenting leadership intensives, writing new books and speaking nationally and internationally.

Dave Wylie

This morning we look practically at the ministry of reconciliation and hear the stories of some families from church who are involved with fostering/adoption. This is the heart of the Father who “places the lonely in families” (Psalm 68:6).

Daughters

Tonight Alain interviews Jarrod McKenna.

Jarrod is a prominent Christian leader and peace award winning non-violent activist, and a sought-after activist trainer in Australia, Eastern Europe, the United States, and the Middle East. In his role as a non-violent activist trainer, he has worked with groups such as Rising Tide, Greenpeace, World Vision International, and at the forefront of the Love Makes A Way movement. As well as being a regular commentator in the media, Jarrod speaks, trains, teaches and preaches over 100 times a year in diverse settings, ranging from academic institutions such as Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary, The University of Western Australia, and Australian Islamic Colleges, to churches like C3 Oxford Falls and City Life, and organisations like The Tony Blair Faith Foundation and The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists. Jarrod also facilitates ‘Alternatives to Violence Project’ workshops in maximum security prisons each year.

Alain Emerson

Tonight is our ‘Encounter Night’ as we focus on the subject of communion

Phil Emerson

Phil and the team unpack the different ways in which we as a church family can be “all in” as a response to vision.

Dave Wylie

This morning Dave introduces vision to us by exploring where we have been and along with the rest of the team, share the short term aims for the coming months.

Dave Wylie

Tonight we focus on how we are helping to rewrite the Story of the Nations. We have a focus on MAP who come to share about the work they do and we pray and commission Tim Parks as he begins to lead within this.

Kingsley Armstrong

Kingsley shares from John 21, looking at the character of John. The chapter is divided into three main points.

1. Jesus can still do what He has always done.

2. Jesus does not need what we have to provide for us.

3. Jesus shows that He still loves us tenderly.

This passage concludes with the same challenge as the first time He called them in Luke 5 – “Follow Me!”