Joel, Stu and Tim chat about different things going on in the world, including the what impact ChatGPT and AI will have, Stu challenging the Soul Revival staff team on the church's value of being friends and Vans shoes.

Joel, Karen and Tim continue this series conversation about momentum in church life, particularly how we should think about plateau and growth, and what we can learn from effective business strategies.

Joel, Karen and Tim continue this series conversation about momentum in church life, particularly how we should think about plateau and growth, and what we can learn from effective business strategies.

Jenn Phillips is Children's Minister at Jannali Anglican Church and joins the discussion around evangelising to children - why it's important and why it should be a priority for all churches.

Andy Stevenson, Head of Ministry Support Team share how the youth ministry wars shaped his ministry practice, why he feels it's currently a lot harder to evangelise, but also why what is offered in Jesus is appealing to young people.

Looking at the time from the Industrial Revolution, to Darwinism and the emergence of Communism, up to the Scopes Monkey Trial, where the battle between modernism vs fundamentalism emerged, there are some key lessons to learn from evangelicals and revivalists who lived through that time.

In the Age of Reason, Christianity is put on trial, but obedience to God and His Holy Spirit, leads to a number of revivals and a return to the importance of personal faith.

Stu, Tim and Joel return to the Third Space Studio to look over the history of evangelism since Jesus' command in Acts to spread the gospel to the ends of the earth.

Stu rejoins Tim and Joel in the Third Space Studio to continue the discussion on evangelism. We get Stu's perspective on evangelism but also that evangelism isn't just telling someone about Jesus, it's about asking for a response to Him. That leads to a further question: are we willing to lose friends for Jesus?

Joel, Tim and Brayden launch Season 5 by asking the question “Whatever happened to evangelism?”

Joel, Stu and Tim take a look at The Chats, a "shed rock" band that reveal recall quintessential elements of Australian culture such as drinking, gambling, mullets and pub music.

Ian Hussey from Malyon Theological College

Kanye West, Materialism, Wealth & Mental Health

Kendrick Lamar & Speaking the Gospel to Multicultural Australia

Taylor Swift, Egalitarianism and Anti-Institutionalism

David Bowie, the last rock god and the rise of individualism

To Critique Culture or Engage In It

Celebrating Christian Surfers

The Revisitation of Revisiting Relational Youth Ministry

The Benefits fo Family Ministry in an Intergenerational Church