Talk for 12

For single women, there can be grief in not having a husband and children. In this return of the Empty Womb series, Meg and Faith share the thoughts and experiences of 3 single women who were interviewed about their experience of being single and childless and how God is growing their contentment in this space.

Amy grew up learning about Jesus, but it wasn’t until she met Jesus with her need for forgiveness that she fully understood what a relationship with him meant.

Monique met Jesus in her 20s, through a series of events and interactions that clearly show God's hand at work in calling her to himself, as well as other members of her family. Now a Christian, Monique reflects on God's work in her life so far, and how meeting Jesus has changed everything.

In Luke 8, we meet a woman who has been bleeding for 12 years, who reaches out to Jesus in faith that he will heal her. Join Phoebe as she unpacks this passage with us, reminding us of how Jesus' death and resurrection changes everything (including periods!) and restores our relationship with God.

Social media constantly tells us we’re missing out - or that the solution is to opt out entirely. What does a Christ-centred life actually look like when it comes to rest, ambition, and comparison?

#youdoyou sounds like an easy way to agree to disagree without giving offense - you live out your authentic self and I'll do me. Join Lily and Lauren to consider whether Jesus calls us to 'be ourselves', or something else.

Join Kristy and Sandy for lessons we've learnt praying for and with our kids.

Sometimes we feel less than confident in prayer. Judy and Shirley share how God has grown them to rejoice always, pray continually and build one another up through prayer.

Let's kickstart a year of prayerfulness! Jane and Rhianna help us remember the privilege of prayer as God's children and the using the words God gives to shape our prayers.

It's the end of Talk for 12 for 2025 but not the end of reading and growing. Get some of our top recommendations for books for the holiday break or under the Christmas tree.