Our most popular episode of the season featured Christopher Watkin, Rob Smith and Mikey Lynch discussing Cultural Marxism and Critical Theory. You asked for an encore—and we’re delivering! In our final episode for this season of Everyday Conver

The History of Human Rights: Sarah Irving-Stonebraker, Natasha Moore and Rebecca McLaughlin

Oct 15th, 2020 25m 50s

Dr Sarah Irving-Stonebraker, a senior lecturer in History at Western Sydney University, is joined by Dr Natasha Moore from the Centre for Public Christianity and apologist and author Dr Rebecca McLaughlin to discuss the history of human rights.

Entertaining the Masses with Integrity: Colin Buchanan, Karen Pang & Dave Parker

Oct 1st, 2020 27m 54s

Beloved Christian musician Colin Buchanan is joined by two of his friends and fellow artists. Karen Pang is an actor (you may remember her from Play School) and Dave Parker is a well reputed music manager, having worked with labels such as Univ

Practising Law and Following Jesus: Nicholas Aroney, Mark Sneddon and Elizabeth

Sep 24th, 2020 30m 51s

How does being a Christian influence your decisions and priorities as a lawyer? That's the question posed to this week's guests: Nicholas Aroney—a Professor of Professor of Constitutional Law at The University of Queensland, Mark Sneddon—Execut

Can a Camp Change Your Life? Sheridan Raston, Glen Coombs and Gary Hill

Sep 17th, 2020 22m 41s

On this episode, we think about the unique impact of camping ministries. Gary Hill, the Executive Director of CRU is joined by Sheridan Raston from CRU WA, and Glen Coombs, the Camps Director for SU.

Cultural Marxism & Cancel Culture: Chris Watkin, Mikey Lynch and Rob Smith

Sep 10th, 2020 26m 36s

Chris Watkin is a lecturer in Philosophy and French Studies at Monash University. He is joined by Mikey Lynch, Campus Director of the University Fellowship of Christians at the University of Tasmania, and Rob Smith who is a lecturer of Theology

Convention Ministry: A Secret Weapon for Australia's Spiritual Health? Bill Vine, Geoff Gawler and Jonathan Dykes.

Sep 3rd, 2020 19m 44s

On this episode of Everyday Conversations, the executive leadership of Australia's biggest Christian conventions discuss the potency of this particular ministry. Bill Vine is the Board Chair of Mt Tambourine Christian Convention, Jonathan Dykes

Planting a Church in a Pandemic: Anarldo Santiago Jr, Samantha Viglione and James Dawson

Aug 27th, 2020 25m 6s

In the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, a new church is being planted in the South West of Sydney. Some of the team—Anarldo Santiago Jr, Samantha Viglione and James Dawson—chat through the joys and trials. God's Kingdom is growing, and COVID-19

Do Children Belong in Church? Emma Collett, Tim Beilharz and Bill Salier.

Aug 20th, 2020 21m 58s

On this episode of Everyday Conversations we think about children and the Church. What does being multi-generational actually look like? Is Kid's Church more than babysitting? Do we have to 'dumb down' teaching so that kids can be involved? Emm

Doubt: Alex Stark, Brianna McClean and James Wong

Aug 13th, 2020 35m 41s

In this episode of Everyday Conversations, we think about doubt and the Christian life. Brianna McClean, producer of Everyday Conversations, joins RZIM apologist Alex Stark and pastor James Wong. These three friends share a love of their Chur

Church Conflict: Ray Galea and Akos Balogh

Aug 6th, 2020 19m 59s

In this episode of Everyday Conversations, Ray Galea and Akos Balogh talk about church conflict. Ray is the Lead Pastor at Multicultural Bible Ministry in Rooty Hill. Akos is the CEO of The Gospel Coalition Australia. They are friends and broth

What Preachers can Learn from Teachers: Fiona Wright, Luke Pereira and David Ould.

Jul 30th, 2020 19m 19s

In this episode of Everyday Conversations, preachers and teachers talk about the role of pedagogy in the Church. Fiona Wright is an experienced high school teacher, on the executive team of Penrith Anglican College. Luke Pereira is a trained p

Race & the Church: Gary Miller, Thabiti Anyabwile and John Onwuchekwa.

Jul 23rd, 2020 27m 28s

In our first episode of Everyday Conversations, Gary Miller, principal of Queensland Theological College is joined by two friends from the U.S to discuss race and the church. Thabiti Anyabwile is a church planter in Washington DC and a Council