Don Carson takes the Multiply '12 conference through Ephesians 3 discovering how much help we need to grasp the dimensions of God's love. Ideally it should be working out in a congregation. It is a church experience.

Stuart Starr interviews Renae Godden and Peter Ko on their experiences in church planting and their goals for the next year.

Don Carson delves into Ephesians 2 to uncover the dramatic difference in our relationship with other members of the church, that flows from our new relationship with God.

Al Stewart interviews four prominent Australian church planters - Duane Olivier, Bryson Smith, Peter Hayward & Andrew Heard - on their hardest learnt lessons.

Geneva Push directors Al Stewart, Mikey Lynch and Andrew Heard unpack how Geneva came about, why it exists and what they're hoping you will do to assist its efforts to see more communities reached for Christ.

Don Carson shows what it should mean for the church if it truly believes that men and women are equally important to God, equally made in his image, but there are distinctions beyond one can have babies.

Don Carson answers questions arising from his thorough argument for the equality of men and women but their different purposes under God.

Host Tim Baldwin welcomes record attendees to this year's national Geneva Push conference and explains why 'In The Chute' has come to an end.

Director Andrew Heard outlines why The Geneva Push is not a service industry, and how the strength of its work rests not in leading the charge but labouring together.

Don Carson opens Multiply '12 with a consideration of the Christian's identity before God in Heaven, and all that it implies for our membership of his church.