The Epiphany light has dawned. Now what?

In Matthew 4, Jesus moves from being the revealed Light to issuing a radical invitation: "Come, follow me." What if the Wise Men's journey didn't end at the manger? What if it was actually the beginning of a path that leads straight to your local church's baptismal font?

This episode explores how that same journey—from revelation to response—happens every time someone steps into the baptismal waters.

We'll unpack how:
• Epiphany shows us WHO (the revealed Christ)
• Baptism declares WHOSE (our answered "yes")
• Mission sends us FOR WHAT (God's work in the world)

Featuring powerful insights from a live baptism service, we explore what it means to leave your "nets" behind and step into the waters of new identity and purpose. This is the episode that connects the star over the manger to the water in the font—and to your daily life.

Explore a profound reflection for Australia Day. This episode re-examines the concept of a "blessed nation" through the lens of Jesus' Beatitudes (Matthew 5:1-12), moving beyond celebration to a thoughtful call for humility, mercy, and peacemaking in our national life.

The journey from witnessing a truth to living it out is everything. Join us as we unpack how biblical moments of revelation—like finding the Messiah—provide the blueprint for our own transformative encounters with God. Continue listening as we will be exploring how you become the "John the Baptist" to help others move from beholding to belonging.

The Magi had a star to follow and a scripture to obey. One without the other would have left them lost. What does their ancient journey teach us about hearing from God today? We’re breaking down Matthew 2:1-12 to discover how to move from just knowing the Bible to following the living God it reveals.

The Christmas story isn't all angels and shepherds. 

This week, it's nightmares, a political massacre, and a desperate sprint to Egypt. We're exploring how God speaks in dreams, why deliverance sometimes looks like becoming a refugee, and where to find Emmanuel when you're far from home. 

The first Christmas was more gritty thriller than silent night.

Hope, peace, joy—they’re not just solo candles on a wreath. On this Fourth Sunday of Advent, we see how they’re all gathered up and fulfilled in one thing: the revolutionary Love born through Mary and the Holy Family. We’re diving into Isaiah’s promise, Joseph’s crisis, and Paul’s proclamation to discover how God’s love gathers our fear, our obedience, and our very identities. This is the culmination of Advent: the totality of Love that changes everything.

Before Jesus' first miracle or parable, there was his mother's song. In Luke 1:47-55, Mary’s Magnificat isn't just a prayer—it's the blueprint for a disciple. She shows us radical trust in God's promise, declares a revolution that lifts up the humble and fills the hungry, and becomes the first person to proclaim the gospel.

This podcast looks past the stained glass to meet Mary: the courageous theologian, willing revolutionary, and model for anyone who wants to follow God. Discover how her world-turning song defines what it means to be a disciple, then and now.