Passions of the Soul
What cost do we pay when we remain living in self-regarding reactivity? What do we
On The Way
The Great Search
There is a strong sense that the Church is in a time of transition- preparing
The Mystical Christos
Is there an ancient path that can transform lives when we find it together, giving
Are We Too Squeamish about Atonement?
Anne Van Gend, priest, author and ministry educator, joins the podcast to explore how we
Healing the Heart of Democracy
How do we find a way back to one another, across shrill voices and opposing
Palestine: a humanitarian and ecological crisis
Despite the popular naming of the conflict as incredibly complex, Professor Mazin Qumsiyeh explains the model is simply settler colonialism, the same motivation and mechanisms experienced by the Indigenous people of Australia.
Domestic and Family Violence: Changing the narrative in the Church
Our culture and indeed our church so often misguidedly believe that love can still be present where one group or individual dominates another. The church has not only been silent, but in some of its teachings has actively supported structures of dominance and control.
Indigenous Spirituality and a Grounded Faith
Dr Garry Worete Deverell, a Trawloolway man from northern Tasmania, joins the podcast to explore country and kin as the building blocks of life and spirituality and the web of past, present and future which is expressed as ‘the dreaming’. Paying attention may be the first step in practising a faith that is at home in this land even as we long for the reconciliation which begins in listening to the truth of Australia’s violent colonising history.
Unashamedly Gay. Unashamedly Christian.
Coming out once is challenging, but Jayne Ozanne describes coming out three times: first as gay, then coming out as Christian to her LGBTIQ+ friends, and finally as evangelical to her Christian LGBTIQ+ friends.