Send us a text In this episode, Dr. Kit Barker delves into the two primary perspectives on forgiveness. We explore the theological and practical dimensions of conditional forgiveness and discuss the concept of healing in the context of forgiveness. Throughout our discussion, Kit consistently underscores the unique advantage that Christians have in understanding and actively pursuing forgiveness through the lens of the Gospel. Dr Kit Barker is Director of Teaching & Learning; Lecturer in Old Testament at Sydney Missionary Bible College. You can find out more about SMBC at smbc.edu.au Reso ..read more

Send us a text In this episode, I sit down with Lionel Windsor to discuss his latest book, Truth Be Told. Together, we explore the biblical foundations behind truth, examining how culture and the world have redefined it in recent times. From philosophical questions to practical ways we can grow in truthfulness, this conversation will challenge and inspire you to stand firm in a world of shifting beliefs and to really continue challenging your heart when it comes to being faithful to the Word of God. Like what you heard? Be sure to subscribe to whatever platform you listened from and follow @he ..read more

Send us a text Join Ange & Amy along with Cass as they dive into what it means to be reliable. From scripture through to the practical all three women explore how reliability impacts our relationships, communities, and faith. Not only this, also addressed is the cultural shifts that have influenced different generations' views on commitments and how personal growth in reliability involves learning to set surprising boundaries we don't always expect. Lets discuss the importance of accountability, trustworthiness, and communicating well to foster reliability in all aspects of life. Like what ..read more

Send us a text Continuing on our deep dive into the Song of Songs, Kamina Wust returns to discuss the provocative themes of sex, power, and marriage within the text. We delve into how this ancient love poem challenges traditional views on women, relationships and headship, offering some challenging perspectives that resonate with us all today. We discuss how we then assess these perspectives in light of the rest of scripture and through this lens, we reexamine the Song's cultural significance and its implications for modern discussions on women, love, relationships and intimacy. This episode i ..read more

Send us a text In this episode, we tackle the often overlooked issue of burnout in ministry leadership. Joined by Lynette, a professional supervisor specialised in supporting Christian leaders, we explore the true nature of burnout and dispel common misconceptions. From practical ways to recognise and support pastors/leaders, to fostering healthy expectations, our conversation sheds light on the harsh realities of ministry. This episode is not just for leaders but for everyone in the congregation, offering valuable insights to grow our understanding and support for our ministry leaders. If y ..read more

Send us a text We sing this line in a classic worship song that many of us would know, that the Father turned his face away, but is it true? Did God the Father turn his face away, did some form of disconnection take place while Christ was on the cross quoting Psalm 22? This question permeates many important areas of theology including the trinity - the way the God head functions, atonement & Gods character. So this question deserves our attention and should be explored in order that we land where the Bible does on it. Join our special guest Ed from Redeemed Podcast as we discuss Psalm 22 ..read more

Send us a text It's alllll the ISMs! In this episode Cass explains the definitions and differences between complentarianism and egalitarianism. Don't know what we're talking about? You NEED to listen to this one! Cass also gives us a sweeping view through feminism and helps us to see how it has continued to impact us for better or worse... Like what you heard? Be sure to subscribe to whatever platform you listened from and follow @hertheology on Instagram or Facebook for regular updates ..read more

Send us a text In this episode, we are going to have a look at the big THEMES of the Bible and how they pop up time and time again, shaping the overarching narrative of the Bible. So if you’re a picture person, it might be handy for you to draw these themes in the front cover of your Bible and then assign a highlighter colour to each one and when you’re reading and you notice a particular theme jump out, you could highlight it in that colour. Themes: Lamb = sacrifice Handshake = covenant X = sin and judgement Temple = God’s presence Speech bubble = a new word from God i.e. Prophesy Crown = ki ..read more

Send us a text Dare we say that envy is a sin that women are particularly prone to? Well, at least we know we are! In this episode, Kirst leads the conversation on thinking through envy. She checks out some Bible verses on the topic that show us where envy gets us. She then encourages us to think about where (or Who!) we actually need to get 'filled up' from and then lastly speaks about some practical pointers to help push us in the right direction for getting started. Bible Verses DiscussedProverbs 14:30 Mark 7:21-22 James 3:14-16 Galatians 5:19-21 1 Corinthians 13:4 1 Peter 2:1-2 Resources ..read more

Send us a text Join Ange & Amy along with Cass as they dive into what it means to be reliable. From scripture through to the practical all three women explore how reliability impacts our relationships, communities, and faith. Not only this, also addressed is the cultural shifts that have influenced different generations' views on commitments and how personal growth in reliability involves learning to set surprising boundaries we don't always expect. Lets discuss the importance of accountability, trustworthiness, and communicating well to foster reliability in all aspects of life. Like what ..read more