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CCCQld Podcast
by CCCQld
A podcast produced by the Christian Community Churches of Queensland, or CCCQld. We discuss matters of Christian theology, leadership, church movements, Aussie church culture and more.
Episodes
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Evangelism in the church: are we doing enough?
Timon and Dan sit down with Aaron Daniell, from Ambassadors for Christ International to talk about evangelism in the church.
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A Church Planting Conversation with Craig Lloyd
We sat down with Craig Lloyd to hear the story of Grace Bible Church and how they have gone from 1 church to four churches over the past 10 years. Craig talks about the importance of church planting, what they have learned and how they are developing new leaders for church planting.
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Simon Heazlewood - A Calling Beyond the Pulpit
Simon Heazlewood is a business leader, entrepreneur and founding director of the Cornerstone Group. In this episode recorded at our 2025 Equip Conference, Simon shares about his experiences and a 'calling beyond the pulpit'.
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Don Reddin on Church Planting in Adelaide
Timon sits down with Don Reddin to talk about his reflections, stories and experiences as a church planter in Adelaide.
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Dr. Malcolm Gill - Equip Conference Session #2
Dr. Malcolm Gill was our main speaker at the recent CCCQld EQUIP Conference on the Sunshine Coast in June 2025. This episode is a recording of his second main session at the conference.
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Kerrie Marshall - Part 2 - How to Build Women's Ministry from the Word Up?
This is Kerrie Marshall's second session recorded at the EQUIP Conference 2025 and follows on from the previous session (part 1). This session is about HOW to Build Women's Ministry from the Word Up. If you'd like copies of the resources that Kerrie used during the session, you can get them from...
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Kerrie Marshall - Part 1 - Why Build Women's Ministry from the Word Up?
This is part one of Kerrie Marshall's breakout session from our EQUIP Conference 2025. This first session is called "Why Build Women's Ministry from the Word Up?" If you'd like a copy of the handouts that Kerrie used during the session, you can get them from cccqld.org/resources
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Dr. Malcolm Gill - Equip Conference Session #1
Dr. Malcolm Gill was our main speaker at the recent CCCQld EQUIP Conference on the Sunshine Coast in June 2025. This episode is a recording of his first main session at the conference.
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Dr Malcolm Gill and Timon Bengtson
We're kicking off the CCCQld podcast with some bonus content! Timon Bengtson and Dr Malcolm Gill sat down for a chat before our first ever EQUIP Conference and talk all things preaching, being a pastor in the local church and his time at Dallas Theological Seminary.
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A podcast produced by the Christian Community Churches of Queensland, or CCCQld. We discuss matters of Christian theology, leadership, church movements, Aussie church culture and more.
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