On today's episode, Grahame Fuller joins Scott and Derek on The One Thing podcast again to talk about whether your church reflect your community.

Grahame Fuller from EV Church joins Derek Hanna and Scott Sanders to talk about what needs to be done when working with volunteer leaders and how do you do it well.

Join futurist and grumpy old man Derek Hanna as he talks about the sorts of spiritual maturity that technology cannot counterfeit.

Over the last ten years church planting has grown in prominence in Australia, with several local and imported networks starting up to assist the creation of new congregations across the country – so what lessons can be learned from the past decade?

Student Ministries have always been a fertile ground for evangelism and training of Christians throughout the world. One of the challenges for the local church can be how they can support this ministry, and how they can encourage that ministry to support and value the local church.

There’s no doubting that those born in the shadow of the new millennium have a particular way of seeing the world – never knowing a time without digital technology and raised in an air of international optimism have to count for something! So how do you best reach them with a message that is already thousands of years old?

Mission isn’t just ensuring your congregation are all ready to share the Gospel, but that every event is organised so that it adds to your Gospel impact.

In this episode Al discusses with Derek Hanna what the Bible would call ‘healthy masculinity’ and the basis for promoting a particular viewpoint of manhood today.

Derek Hanna speaks to Christian speaker and author Al Stewart on putting to death that sort of behaviour which the world rightly criticises, but also remembering that Christians take their source of manhood from a definitive source.

Derek Hanna speaks to Paul Webb, church planter and Anglican minister from Chester Hill, who has pioneered a range of techniques for both evangelising and maturing members of a congregation where there is no clear cultural ‘majority’.