Talk for 12

When was the first time you met Jesus? How did that meeting change your life? In this episode, Suellen dives in to John 4, where we see the Samaritan woman at the well meeting Jesus for the first time. Join us and see how Jesus offering this woman the gift of living water changes her life significantly.

After the summer break the start of a new year can feel like a juggle of commitments and an adjustment to new routines. In the last episode of the series Gill talks with Tabatha about preparing to serve in the year ahead by looking at our calendar, our opportunities and our hearts.

When it comes to personal prayer time, many of us feel like it's something we don't do enough of. In this podcast, Rachel and Marianne share how they pray and encourage us to consider our own prayer life and how our fresh start in the gospel should motivate us to spend time in prayer.

In light of the fresh start we have in the Gospel everyday, Lily and Janice help us think through our own Bible reading habits by sharing what they do for their own Bible reading time.

We have our first Christmas episode! Stef, who is serving Jesus in Chile but is back in Australia this Christmas, encourages us to think about how to celebrate Jesus and keep him in our conversations.

How can you understand your own worldview and talk to others about what they think? And how does cake with thick icing help? In this final episode in the Serpents and Doves series, Lydia answers some questions from Sandy and Hannah and the answers might be useful for us all.

And now the podcast you've probably all been waiting for in this series - Lydia discussing the biblical worldview. Using the five questions we heard about in our second episode, Lydia will be expanding on how we can make sense of our broken and sinful world through the lens of the gospel.

In response to the first two episodes in our series on Serpents and Doves, Lydia will be chatting with two other OEC women. Tune in this week to hear Heather and Eleanor share how they have been personally challenged as they have thought through what their own worldviews are and how they can be used to engage with the world around us in everyday life.

Every worldview proposes answers to the important questions we as humans have about life, the universe and everything. This podcast with Lydia looks at five of those questions, and why different worldviews have very different answers to them.