In the middle of Sydneys Muslim Ramadan street partywhere food trucks line the streets and thousands celebratetheres a surprising presence: The Peace Tent. A Christian outreach, this space invites seekers to discover the peace of Jesus in the heart of

What does good welcoming look like in church? Instead of just talking about it, we follow Nathan Brewer as he leads the welcoming team at Kellyville Anglican Church seeing firsthand how Kellyville Anglican works to foster a genuinely warm and inviting c

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First impressions matter, and churches often underestimate how much. Peter Blanch and Scott Sanders discuss how small changes can make a big impact in helping people feel seen, valued, and truly at home. The theological foundation for welcoming Mistak

Are you suffering from death by meetings? Meetings can be soul-crushing or life-changing. Have you stopped to think about how to make yours truly effective so we can be using our resources effectively for the gospel?Scott Sanders and Derek Hanna talk abo

At the start of the year, many of us may realise we spent the previous year caught in a cycle of constant activityjust doing, without much reflection or planning, and barely surviving. How can we break free from this endless seven-day grind? What'

Your calendar is not just the place where you put tasks to do and meetings to be had. It's about aligning your time with your values and integrity.Scott Sanders and Peter Blanch explore how to do this effectively: The importance of reflection and

Gary Millar dives intoholding tension in the Christian life, embracing differences, and leaning into Christlike living.Its about being missionally effective and reflecting Jesus in our character. It's challenging, yes, but necessarybecause calling eac

There are some key phrases that leaders can use that create great gospel culture in your team. While they aren't always easy to say, they are anessential part of leadership.Why are they important: Leaders don't know everything Leaders aren't better a

Think Charles Dickens, but real life. For Steve McAlpines mother, Christmas wasnt always merry: abandoned in foster care, kidnapped by her birth mother, left by her husbandthen reconciled. Over 80 years, her extraordinary journey, shaped by the gospel,