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Cancel culture seems to be an accepted reality today, and while it is important to hold people accountable for their actions is there more to this online phenomenon that we are missing?

Our relationship with God, our goals, our friendships and more are all effected by the season of life we inhabit. So we decided to start a new format called "Seasons of Life" where we get real honest about our lives and hopefully our experiences can equip and encourage you. This episode is about tertiary education and we hope you enjoy it. Even if it isn't relevant to you, you may be surprised to learn more of the stories that make us who we are.

Does everything really happen for a reason? Or do things happen by chance? And if everything happens for a reason is God controlling every little moment in our lives?

In this episode we have a special look at the words of Jesus often highlighted as red letters in your bible.

For most of the world evolution is the unquestioned narrative to explain the world around us, but is it really the best interpretation of the evidence? We had the opportunity to sit down with Dr. Don Batten of Creation Ministries international and talk about how the evidence stacks up. You can find out more from the CMI website https://creation.com/. You can connect with us through all the normal channels • https://austabletalk.com.au/ • Apple Podcasts http://tiny.cc/ApplePodcastATT • Spotify http://tiny.cc/SpotifyATT #evolution #creation #ministry #podcast #christianity #church #faith #friendship #bible #discuss

How often do we double down on a disagreement rather than to agreeing to disagree? Or even demonise someone rather than trying to see why they believe, what they do; to see the humanity behind the belief rather than just thinking I am right they are wrong, and they are a bad person because they don’t agree. Ultimately, we need to be showing love to whomever we are disagreeing with.

In this week’s episode we continue our Exodus 2.0 series, with the question of what issues drive the heart to pull away from church?

In this week’s episode we continue our Exodus 2.0 series, with the question what pressures do we face as Christians to leave the church from the outside?

In this week’s episode we start a new series called Exodus 2.0, why do young people leave the church? This is a topic that our church movement has struggled with and is a question many churches wrestle with. In part 1 we discuss issues that come from within the church which ultimately leads young people out the door.

It is hard to believe we are at episode #200 and as we pass that milestone we decided it was time for a change.

There are so many interpretations stacked around the mark of the beast. Many of which fan the flames of conspiracy while others totally deny the responsible reading of scripture. In this episode we dive past the "right answers" and look for the deeper principles at work.

Deception is a common weapon in any evil playbook so it's no wonder Jesus had so much to say about it, but what about when satan tries to pull the ultimate masquerade and impersonate Jesus? How should we process that as Christians?

Have you ever tried to cut a deal with God? How did it work out? In this episode we ask that question and look at How God really wants us to relate to him in those times of struggle.

Most people who are pursuing a relationship with God rightfully fear pride, sometimes we even deflect the praise of others as a safety measure, is that a spiritually mature maneuver or are we missing something at the core of the issue?

In this two-part episode we talk about resilience, and what it is and how we can intentionally build resilience up so that we can live better lives even through the bad times

In this two-part episode we talk about resilience, and what it is and how we can intentionally build resilience up so that we can live better lives even through the bad times

Eccumenism is a movement or tendency toward worldwide Christian unity or cooperation. While we would all agree that trying to work together in unity for the salvation of humanity is wonderful; the question is would do we find common ground and do we lose something of our faith’s identity when we do work together? 

In this week’s episode we do a study on the word Sanctification and how it is a process of us becoming more Christ like, we can see a great example of God’s work in us in this process in the sanctuary

This episode is our first word study and in it we look at how the bible defines and explains submission, in particular with how we relate to God. We also compare that with the submission between our fellow human beings for example inter-generational submission.

Christians spend so much energy trying to prove God is real. Is that even possible? and if it is, is it helpful? In this discussion we unpack those questions and have a good laugh along the way.