"The most unlikely people are chosen by God to make us see."- Henri NouwenAleem considers what it might mean for society if the unlikely voices were amplified and likely voices diminished.

Perfect Love Drives Out Fear

Sep 30th, 2018 4m 43s

Jemima (age 9) considers 1 John 4:18 and how we can face our fears.

Are we tired of winning yet?

Sep 23rd, 2018 9m 31s

Deon considers Mark 9:30-37 and one of the central questions of the gospel - ‘what does greatness look like for Jesus?’

Living Bread

Aug 19th, 2018 10m 3s

Aleem considers John 6:51-58 and how Jesus, as living bread, invites community and belonging.

Words kill, words give life

Jul 29th, 2018 16m 12s

Jade considers the power of words in the context of God’s blessing and Noah’s curse.

Interdisciplinary Spiritual Practice

Jul 18th, 2018 6m 4s

Marley considers the value of integrating multidisciplinary and/or interdisciplinary approaches in spiritual practice.

Heaven and hell, present and past

Jul 11th, 2018 3m 24s

Lily considers historical concepts of heaven and hell and poses some important questions:1. Do you think we have adopted better concepts of an afterlife than in the past?2. Do you think we necessarily have truer concepts of an afterlife than

New Every Morning

Jul 1st, 2018 7m 8s

Through Lamentations 3:22-33, Aleem considers where we might find our solace and hope amidst the struggle of life.

Unique Connections

Jun 10th, 2018 5m 15s

Cinnamon considers Proverbs 29:25 (GNT) - “It is dangerous to be concerned with what others think of you, but if you trust the Lord, you are safe” - and poses the questions:- What is unique about the way you connect with God?- How can we resp

Love Each Other

May 13th, 2018 12m 50s

“I would rather be wrong than without love, because love wins.”Aleem considers Jesus’ command in John 15:9-17 and its centrality to the Christian faith.

What does it mean if we are wrong?

May 7th, 2018 5m 21s

Mandy considers ‘Pascal’s Wager’ and what it might mean to do no harm.

Finding Belonging. BearingFruit.

Apr 30th, 2018 9m 3s

Deon shares a message out of John 15:1-8 and considers Jesus' words about being a vine that helps us bear fruit in our lives.

Formed From the Dust of the Earth

Apr 22nd, 2018 14m 56s

On Earth Day, Aleem considers the connection between humanity and the dust of the Earth.Some of the questions we considered were:1. Do you think that religion can point to science and vice versa, or are they incompatible?2. Why do you think

Confronting Uncomfortable Truths

Apr 16th, 2018 17m 24s

Aleem considers societal constructs, confirmation bias and confronting uncomfortable truths.Some of the questions we discussed:1. What are some of the societal constructs that you think we could and should reimagine? i.e. Economic, health, e

The Wounds of a Resurrected Christ

Apr 9th, 2018 12m 28s

Aleem considers what it might mean that the resurrected body of Jesus, the visible image of the invisible God, has wounds and scars.

Holy, Weak

Mar 26th, 2018 17m 50s

As we head into the Easter period, Deon grapples with what it means to follow a man whose message leads to a cross.

Unless a Kernel of Wheat Falls to the Ground

Mar 18th, 2018 11m 25s

Aleem shares a message from John 12:20-33 and considers the question, “do we see the cross as the place where God saves the world BY violence or FROM violence?”

Radical Love and The Banality of Evi

Mar 12th, 2018 12m 20s

Aleem considers the concepts of 'radical love' and 'the banality of evil' and whether we might be willing to find common ground with every person we encounter.

Scattered Coins and Overturned Tables

Mar 4th, 2018 11m 20s

Aleem considers Jesus’ act of civil disobedience in John 2:13-21.

The Concerns of God

Feb 26th, 2018 14m 29s

Aleem considers Mark 8:31-38 and explores:- Why does Jesus call Peter “Satan”?- Who or what is Satan in this passage?- What might it mean to be ashamed of Jesus?