David Anderson Hooker, Peacebuilding Professor, Mediator and Pastor in the United Church of Christ, talks with Heather Cetrangolo about meeting Jesus as a Teacher before understanding Him to be Saviour, believing that the Realm of God is at hand, and understanding why abuse happens within the Church.

David Anderson Hooker, Peacebuilding Professor, Mediator and Pastor in the United Church of Christ, talks with Heather Cetrangolo about being in secular work as a minister, and why he believes the Eucharistic Table is at the centre of Jesus’ work.

Fr Joe McKay, Franciscan friar, talks with Heather Cetrangolo about learning to embrace contemplation, and why you can't preach what you haven't experienced.

Michael Bird, New Testament Theologian and Academic Dean of Ridley College, talks with Heather Cetrangolo about whether the Reformation provided a cure that was worse than the disease, the need for a new ecumenism and why he has never made his wife a cup of coffee.

Michael Bird, New Testament Theologian and Academic Dean of Ridley College, talks with Heather Cetrangolo about catholicity, Matthew 16.18, the Reformation and his realist perspective on the need for a new ecumenism.

A special interview with Mark Amaza about the experiences of families and communities in the aftermath of kidnappings and terrorist attacks in northwestern Nigeria. Mark is a development policy expert, freelance writer and business consultant whose heart is to advance economic development in Nigeria. As an active member of the Evangelical Church Winning All, Mark shares how faith and suffering hold hands, as families grieve, wait and pray, 'Come, Lord Jesus.'

Michael Bird, New Testament Theologian and Academic Dean of Ridley Melbourne, talks with Heather Cetrangolo about becoming a Christian, an Anglican, a Theologian, and why catholicity is important to him.

Tim Costello, Baptism Minister and former CEO of World Vision Australia, talks with Heather Cetrangolo about balancing family life with ministry, what he would do differently, and the art of letting go.

Tim Costello, Baptism Minister and former CEO of World Vision Australia, talks with Heather Cetrangolo about balancing family life with ministry, what he would do differently, and the art of letting go.

Bishop Mark Edwards, the Roman Catholic Bishop of Wagga Wagga, talks with Heather Cetrangolo about being a disciple first, the parable of the foolish bridesmaids and the spiritual danger of efficiency.