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What kind of hospitality did Jesus practice, and what is he calling us to today? We explore meal times as the great leveller, what hospitality has to do with strangers, and how we can all take that next step in being hospitable.

Is Courage something that is buried within each of us, or is it learned? How do we find the right balance between courage and compassion, and how do our personalities work into all of this? Paul and Dave wrestle through these things in the least episode of season 1.

What do you do when you see someone with a flat tire on the side of the road? How do we live out compassion like Jesus, remove distractions, and not be motivated by fear? Paul & Dave chat about all this in our series on the key Biblical characteristics of a leader.

In John 15 Jesus calls his followers to abide and remain in him - what does that mean? How do we live in the tension of "bearing fruit" things without making it about the things that we do? Brad and Dave unpack the first principle from our Leaders' DNA series - abiding.

Distracted kids, crying babies, flustered parents - why we think all of these things are worth sharing out worship experience together in our all ages services. Join Chris and Dave as they chat about this and how we can engage in discipleship by asking great questions to each other.

"From this time many of his disciples turned back and no longer followed him." We wrestle through those haunting words in John 6 and chat about what we should when we're offended - or not offended - by the teachings of Jesus.

How do we wrestle with the roles of our head and heart in faith? What do we do when we have questions, and what can we learn from Nichodemus? Listen to Paul and Dave as we dive into week three of our Rejecting Jesus series!

Do we all have a bit of the Rich Young Ruler in us? How do we respond to Jesus with our stuff and not fall into patterns of religion and works? How much should we give, and give to the church? Paul and Dave chat about this and how we can be shaped by what we give away.

Our first in our series on those who rejected Jesus, we look at the religious and our own tendencies to turn to our own ways of right living and traditions in ways that reject Jesus.

Paul and Dave talk about Easter from Revelation 5, how we understand some of the strange imagery, and how to think about the supernatural in our daily lives.

Paul, Dave, & guest preacher Eric Dunnett dive into following Jesus in persecution and suffering, how we prepare and trust, and why wearing a new pair of boots mountain climbing is a bad idea.

Young and old, men and women - how do we all live together and do church together? Paul & Dave unpack Titus 2 and explore what we're called to as we continue our series called Entrusted.

Paul & Dave recap our Missions Sunday and consider how we are all called into God's mission and how missionaries can help inspire us to see what God is doing in the world and how we can become a part of it.

We're in week 4 of our Entrusted series, and Paul and Dave are talking about what it is to train in our discipleship, limiting our freedoms, and making the word central in our lives.

Brad & Dave chat about 2 Timothy 2 and from how we wrestle with (and express) our own preferences and how we can all have more gracious, learning conversation as the church.

Brad & Dave discuss the three characters that Paul sketches out for Timothy and how we can all engage in becoming more diligent, dedicated and focused in our faith.

Dave & Paul dive into generosity and giving and try to answer some tough questions about money, tithing, and what the Bible calls us to as followers of Jesus.

Paul & Dave chat about why God has called us to rest and what that can look like as we wrestle with our own struggles of living in a connected and busy society."Rest is to be completely satisfied in what has been done."

Paul & Dave discuss how the gospel shapes whatever work we find ourself in and how we can find joy and bring honour to God in all that we do.

This week Dave and Chris are talking about anxiety, FNBA, finding meaning in our work, working to live and living to work, and generally continuing to wrestle through how we work well towards the flourishing of all things.