Love in our wake with Ps Ben Teefy

Why does the ascension of Jesus matter - and why do so many Christians overlook it?In this episode of the Love In Our Wake podcast, the team unpacks one of the most important but often misunderstood moments in the story of Jesus: His ascension into heaven. Far from being a simple ending, the ascension marks the beginning of something powerful for every believer.If you’ve ever wondered what Jesus is doing now, how the Holy Spirit works in your life, or what authority and purpose you carry as a Christian, this conversation will bring clarity and a fresh perspective.In this episode, we explore:What the ascension of Jesus actually means biblicallyWhy Jesus had to leave for the Holy Spirit to comeHow the ascension shifts our understanding of God’s presenceWhat it means that Jesus is seated at the right hand of the FatherHow believers carry authority and purpose through ChristWhy the ascension is essential to understanding the Great CommissionHow this moment impacts your everyday faith and spiritual confidenceThe connection between heaven, earth and the life of a believerWhy the ascension is not the end of the story — but the beginningThis episode is rich in theology, practical insight and encouragement for anyone wanting a deeper understanding of Jesus, the Holy Spirit and the Christian life.The ascension isn’t just something that happened.It changes how we live today.Listen now and discover why this often-overlooked moment is central to your faith, your authority and your purpose.

If you want to go to the next level in your faith, it’s not just about what you start; it’s about what you remove.In Part 2 of this Next Level Faith series, Ben, Danni and Bethany continue the conversation around the hidden barriers that quietly limit spiritual growth. While Part 1 unpacked foundational blocks, this episode goes deeper into the internal patterns, mindsets and spiritual habits that can keep you stuck without even realising it.If you’ve ever felt like you’re doing the right things but not seeing real growth, this episode will help you uncover what might be getting in the way.In this episode, we explore:The subtle patterns and behaviours that slow down spiritual growthWhy awareness is key to breaking through hidden barriersHow your mindset and internal world affect your relationship with GodThe role of consistency in building deeper faithWhy growth often requires unlearning before relearningHow small compromises can quietly limit your progressThe importance of staying spiritually intentional in everyday lifeWhy going to the next level requires both honesty and humilityHow God often works beneath the surface before you see resultsThis episode is honest, reflective and practical for anyone who is serious about growing in their faith and moving beyond surface-level Christianity.Next level faith isn’t just about adding more.It’s about removing what’s been holding you back all along.If you’re ready to go deeper, grow stronger, and develop a more consistent relationship with God, this conversation will help you take the next step.Listen now and continue the journey toward next level faith.

What’s stopping you from going to the next level in your faith?In this episode, Ben, Danni and Bethany unpack the spiritual barriers that can quietly hold you back from real growth. From lack of prayer and inconsistency in Scripture to feeling spiritually stuck or unsure what God is doing, this conversation gets honest about what it actually takes to move forward.If you’ve ever felt like your faith has plateaued, or you know there’s more but don’t know how to access it, this episode will help you identify what’s getting in the way — and how to break through.In this episode, we explore:• Why spiritual growth requires intentional time with God• The difference between talking to God and learning to hear His voice• How a lack of understanding of Scripture can limit your growth• Why the Word of God is essential for spiritual strength and direction• How intimidation and uncertainty can become spiritual barriers• The role of discernment in knowing when to push forward or pause• Why discipline and consistency unlock long-term growth• How staying anchored in God’s faithfulness helps you push through resistance• Why real spiritual growth takes time, patience and trustThis episode is honest, practical and challenging for anyone who wants to move beyond surface-level faith and step into something deeper.Next-level faith isn’t about doing more.It’s about removing what’s holding you back and staying close to God.Listen now and take your next step toward deeper faith, stronger discipline, and lasting spiritual growth.

Why do some Christians stay stuck even when they genuinely want to grow?In this episode of the Love In Our Wake podcast, Bethany, Isaac and Jemma talk about the spiritual barriers that can quietly stop us from maturing in our faith. If you’ve ever felt like your relationship with God has stalled, or you know you should be growing but feel stuck, this conversation will help you identify what may be holding you back.Spiritual growth does not happen automatically. It requires intentional prayer, time in Scripture, and learning to live in step with the Holy Spirit.In this episode, we explore:Why prayerlessness can make it hard to recognise what God wants to change in your lifeThe difference between talking to God and learning to be still before HimHow silence, reflection and listening prayer help shape spiritual maturityWhy the Bible is meant to transform us, not just inform usThe Parable of the Sower and how the condition of your heart affects growthHow busyness, distraction and worldly worries choke spiritual fruitWhat it means to walk by the Spirit instead of being led by the fleshHow the fruit of the Spirit grows through daily obedienceWhy real change happens through alignment with God, not just effortPractical ways to build spiritual habits that lead to long-term growthThis episode is honest, practical and encouraging for anyone who wants deeper faith but feels like something is getting in the way.Spiritual growth is not about trying harder.It is about staying close to God.When we slow down in prayer, allow Scripture to shape us, and keep in step with the Spirit, the barriers to growth begin to fall.Listen now and take the next step in your spiritual growth journey.

Why is it so hard to stay disciplined, even when we really want to grow?In this episode of the Love In Your Wake podcast, Bethany, Isaac and Jemma talk honestly about the real-life barriers that stop us from building habits, staying consistent, and becoming the people we want to be. If you’ve ever felt stuck, distracted, discouraged, or overwhelmed trying to change your life, this conversation will give you practical tools and encouragement.We explore how growth doesn’t happen by accident. It requires discipline, intentionality, and small decisions made consistently over time.In this episode, we talk about:Why distraction is one of the biggest barriers to disciplineHow the “attention economy” fights against your growthWhy being busy can still stop you from becoming who you want to beHow discouragement makes people quit before momentum startsThe power of small habits instead of big bursts of motivationWhy consistency matters more than intensityHow tracking habits can build confidence and identityReplacing bad habits instead of just trying to stop themSimple ways to build routines that actually lastThe role of personal accountability in long-term growthWhy planning is essential if you want real changeHow small daily choices shape the person you become in five yearsThis episode is full of practical wisdom for anyone who wants to grow spiritually, emotionally, or personally but struggles to stay consistent.Whether you want to build better habits, strengthen your faith, develop discipline, or overcome distractions, this conversation will help you take the next step.Growth is not about perfection.It’s about direction, consistency, and choosing today who you want to become tomorrow.Listen now and take one step toward the life you want to live.

Why do some people grow while others stay stuck, even when they want to change?In this episode of the Love In Our Wake podcast, Bethany, Isaac and Jemma talk about the mental and emotional barriers that stop people from growing. From insecurity and inner criticism to family history, past wounds and fear of failure, this conversation explores the hidden struggles that can hold us back from becoming who we’re called to be.Growth isn’t just about discipline... sometimes the biggest obstacles are inside our thinking, our emotions, and the environment we were shaped by.In this episode, we talk about:The power of the inner critic and how it stops people from stepping forwardHow social media and comparison amplify insecurityWhy fear of failure keeps people inside their comfort zoneThe impact of family history and upbringing on personal growthLearning to take responsibility for your own futureWhy everyone is dealt a different “hand of cards” in lifeHow self-awareness leads to maturity and freedomThe importance of community, mentoring and feedbackWhy inviting honest input helps you grow fasterTaking small steps instead of trying to change everything at onceHow to move forward even when your past has held you backThis episode is honest, practical, and encouraging for anyone who feels like their mental or emotional struggles keep getting in the way of the life they want to live.No matter where you’ve come from, growth is still possible.You may not choose your starting point, but you can choose your next step.Listen now and learn how to overcome the barriers that keep you stuck and move toward the person you’re called to become.

Why do so many Christians feel stuck in their spiritual growth?In this solo episode of the Love In Our Wake podcast, Ben unpacks three major spiritual barriers that quietly prevent believers from maturing in their faith. If you’ve been longing for deeper spiritual formation, stronger intimacy with God, or a breakthrough in discipleship, this conversation will challenge and equip you.We explore:Why is a lack of prayerfulness a block to spiritual growthThe difference between talking to God and listening to GodHow silence and stillness shape spiritual maturityWhy Scripture is for formation, not just informationThe Parable of the Sower and what it reveals about spiritual fruitHow to develop a biblical understanding that leads to transformationWhat it means to “walk by the Spirit” (Galatians 5)How to overcome flesh-driven patterns and cultivate the fruit of the SpiritWhy spiritual growth is about alignment, not willpowerThis episode weaves together theology, pastoral wisdom and practical Christian living. If you want to grow in prayer, develop a stronger Bible-reading habit, hear the voice of the Holy Spirit more clearly, and break through spiritual stagnation, this is for you.Spiritual maturity does not happen accidentally. It requires intentional prayer, engagement with God’s Word, and learning to keep in step with the Spirit.If you’re serious about Christian growth in 2026, this episode will help you identify what may be holding you back.Listen now and learn how to cultivate a faith that produces lasting fruit.

You cannot grow and stay comfortable at the same time.In this episode of Love In Your Wake, Ben, Carlie and Bethany continue the conversation on growth by tackling one of the biggest barriers we all face: the comfort zone.If you are listening, ask yourself honestly. Where have I settled? Where have I stopped stretching? What have I quietly decided is good enough?We talk about why growth always involves discomfort. Not chaos. Not trauma. But intentional stretch. The kind that builds resilience, capacity and grit.From gym training to public speaking, marriage counselling to combat sports, we unpack the principle of progressive overload. You do not grow by staying where it feels safe. But you also do not grow by blowing yourself up. Real growth happens when you step just outside your comfort zone, then return, reflect and go again.We explore:Why comfort can quietly become a growth barrierThe difference between productive discomfort and dysfunctionHow resilience is built through lived experienceWhy small wins create momentumHow growth in one area multiplies across your lifeThe power of community and choosing a tribe that challenges youThis episode is a call to intentional adversity. To doing something hard on purpose. To expanding your capacity so that when real challenges come, you are not a softer version of yourself but a stronger one.Growth is cumulative.Momentum matters.And you can do more than you think you can.If you are ready to step outside your comfort zone, even just one step, this conversation will help you start.

What if this is the year you stop coasting and actually grow?In this episode of Love In Your Wake, Ben, Carlie and Bethany kick off a new mini series all about growth. Not church growth. Not platform growth. Personal growth. Spiritual growth. The kind that changes how you live, lead and love.We talk about how growth really begins. With a seed. An idea. A nudge from the Holy Spirit. An honest comment from someone you trust. And then the harder part. Choosing to nurture it.How do you know what you need to grow in?How do you tell the difference between conviction and your inner critic?Who actually gets permission to speak into your blind spots?What does it look like to take ownership of your own formation?This conversation moves from self-awareness and feedback to mentoring, emotional intelligence and the role of prayer and Scripture in shaping a healthier, more mature life. It is practical. It is honest. And at times, it is confronting.Growth does not happen by accident.What you give attention to grows.If you sense that God is inviting you into something deeper this year, this episode will help you name it and take the first step.

Join Ps Ben Teefy, Ps Bethany Thompson and Ps Jason Aitchison as they discuss 2 Corinthians 5:17 and look at what life is like as a new creation.

What if we've been getting resurrection all wrong? Instead of some cosmic escape hatch from a doomed planet, what if it's actually God's way of saying, "I'm not done with this world yet"?Pentecostal scholar Rev Dr John Griffiths and Pastor Ben Teefy reveal how Pentecost’s outpouring of the Spirit on “all flesh” stretches past people to the whole ecosystem, turning stewardship into core Christian mission. That "trash the planet, we're getting raptured" theology? It's crumbling. Even if the Earth burned tomorrow, dismissing care for God's gift would still break the Giver's heart. Paul's coming fire isn't about destruction, it's about what lasts. And that work starts now, in ordinary moments when we love neighbours and nurture creation.Don't escape the future. Live it in the dirt beneath your feet.

Resurrection launches new creation, turning end-times talk into a blueprint for everyday stewardship. Pastor Ben Teefy sits down with Pentecostal scholar Rev Dr John Griffiths (Alphacrucis University College) to show how Jesus’ rising and Pentecost’s Spirit outpouring pull the whole cosmos—soil, seas and schedules into God’s restoration project. Caring for Earth becomes worship, because trashing the planet is like rejecting a personal gift from God . Paul’s image of a coming fire sifts our work, so calendars, wallets and web scrolling ought to build what lasts into eternity. Escape fantasy? No: this episode reframes eschatology as hope fuelled action, inviting you to live the future now, on your own street.

“Eternal life” isn’t an after-death ticket but the life of the age to come—available right now. Ben Teefy, Bethany Thompson and Jason Aitchison trace the thread from Daniel 7‒12 to John 10:10, showing how Jesus’ resurrection already kicked off “the beginning of the end”. That future wholeness—justice, healing, shalom—becomes today’s playbook: cross the road like the Good Samaritan, spend your own coin on broken neighbours and leave love in your wake. Every act of mercy turns you into an air-con vent that channels the age to come into the now. Skip the date-setting hype and step into eternal life today.

Episode 3 – “Living the Future Today”Pastor Ben Teefy, Bethany Thompson & Jason Aitchison dive into how Jesus’ favourite title—“Son of Man”—signals that the end has already broken into the now . In this conversation, they show how Revelation’s pictures of light, justice and healed tears become our present-day playbook: if God will wipe every tear, then we start wiping tears now . Paul’s ethics make the same move—“new creation” people breathe future air to live differently in today’s world .Get ready for practical questions “What is my life orienting around?”An invitation to trade survival-mode faith for a life that “shines like stars” and leaves love in its wake . Hit play to learn how hope, Holy Spirit power and everyday acts of justice turn eschatology into Monday-morning mission.–– Love & Our Way Podcast | Series: God’s Future, Your Present – End Times & Us Today

What if the “end times” aren’t just about the future, but about right now? In this episode, Bethany, Ben, and Jason unpack how Jesus flipped the script, bringing the future hope of God into the present moment.We talk apocalyptic literature (without freaking out), Jesus as the “Son of Man,” and why this all matters for how we live and love today. Big theology meets real life in a down-to-earth, hope-filled convo.

We're kicking off a new series talking about end times—but not like you've heard it before. Bethany, Ben, and Jason dive into what Jesus actually does with all those future-focused scriptures... and how it impacts your life right now.Funny, honest, and full of hope—this is theology that makes sense today. If you've ever felt confused or overwhelmed by Revelation, rapture talk, or wild predictions, you're not alone. Let’s rethink it together.

What really happened at Pentecost—and what does it mean for us today?In this powerful episode, internationally renowned Bible teacher Shane Willard and Ps Ben Teefy for a fresh look at Pentecost beyond the stereotypes. Together, they dive into Acts 2, unpack the historic and symbolic roots of the feast, and challenge us to reclaim its true purpose: radical generosity, spiritual empowerment, and everyday leadership infused with God's presence.Whether you’re Pentecostal, curious, or just hungry for deeper truth, Shane’s insights will reshape how you see the Spirit’s work in your life. This isn’t about loud worship or end-times hype—it’s about being part of God’s solution in a broken world.🎧 Tune in to discover how power, purpose, and presence can mark your faith today.

What does Pentecost have to do with the Tower of Babel? In this episode, hosts Ben Teefy, Bethany Thompsan and Jason Aitchison, dive deep into the theology of Pentecost, exploring how it reverses the division of Babel and unites people across cultures, languages, and backgrounds. We unpack the significance of the Holy Spirit's outpouring, the power of divine speech, and what it means for us today. How does Pentecost shape our mission, our unity, and the way we witness to others? Join us for this rich discussion on the explosive movement of God's Spirit in Acts 2.🎙️ Listen now and subscribe!📍 Find us at:Encounter Church🔗 Watch past sermons on YouTube:The Year Ahead Part One & Thunder on the Mountain at Encounter Church TV#Pentecost #HolySpirit #Acts2 #BabelReversed #ChristianPodcast #EncounterChurch #Faith #Theology #BiblicalTeaching #SpiritFilled #ChurchLife #PodcastingFaith #PentecostalTheology

What does Pentecost really mean, and have we lost its true power? In this episode, Ben Teefy, Bethany Thompson, and Jason Aitchison dive deep into the significance of Pentecost not just as a denominational label but as the very foundation of the Church. We explore how the Holy Spirit empowers every believer—not just a select few—and why Pentecost is essential for living out the Great Commission. What does it mean to be a witness in today’s world? How does the Holy Spirit fuel our daily lives? And have we settled for a cultural version of Pentecost rather than the biblical reality? Join us as we unpack the fire, the power, and the mission behind Pentecost. Whether you consider yourself Pentecostal or not, this episode will challenge you to embrace the Spirit-filled life Jesus intended. 👉 Listen now and step into the power of true biblical Pentecost. #HolySpirit #Pentecost #ChristianLeadership #GreatCommission #FaithInAction

Join Bethany Thompson, Jason Aitchison and Ben Troup as we dive into real-life conversations about theology, relationships, and how we can leave love in our wake, just like Jesus did. From exploring timeless biblical truths to unpacking the Good Samaritan's radical love, our discussions are honest, engaging, and sometimes a little funny. Perfect for anyone seeking to grow in faith, navigate life's challenges, and make a meaningful impact. Let's live lives that lead with love!

In this heartfelt episode of the Love in Our Wake podcast, Bethany Thompson, Jason Aitchison, and Jemma Troop take a deep dive into what it truly means to offer your "all things" to God. Drawing from Colossians and Romans 12, they explore how our everyday actions—no matter how small—can have eternal impact. Through inspiring stories, practical insights, and real-life examples, you'll learn: How God uses ordinary acts, like teaching a skill or opening your home, to create extraordinary outcomes. Why aligning your heart with God’s purpose turns simple moments into profound ministry. How to identify what’s on your heart and where you’re best equipped to make a difference. Whether you’re a leader, a community builder, or simply seeking purpose, this episode will challenge and encourage you to ask, "Does my 'all things' really matter?" Spoiler alert: the answer is a resounding yes! 👉 Listen now to be inspired and equipped to reflect Jesus in your unique journey. Visit Encounter Church for more.

Welcome to Love in Our Wake, the podcast where theology meets real life! Join hosts Ben Teefy, Jason Aitchison and Jemma Troup as they dive deep into scripture, like the Christological poem in Colossians 1:15-20, exploring its relevance in our daily lives. With thought-provoking discussions on faith, culture, and practical discipleship, we uncover how to bring Christ to the center of all things—our work, hobbies, and relationships. Whether you're a gamer, a board game enthusiast, or someone seeking to live intentionally, this podcast will inspire you to leave love in your wake. Visit EncounterChurch.com.au for more insights and updates!

In this episode of The Love in Our Wake Podcast, we dive into the profound question: Who are the marginalized? Together with Ben Teefy, Benjamin Troup, and Jason Aitchison, we explore how Jesus' life and ministry challenged cultural norms by embracing the outcasts and those society deemed taboo. From the Magi and shepherds in the nativity story to the tax collectors, sinners, and lepers of Jesus' ministry, we reflect on how Christ’s radical love calls us to extend grace and inclusion to those who may seem diametrically opposed to our own values or beliefs. We also grapple with the personal challenges of loving our enemies and the transformative power of seeing ourselves as Christ’s body on Earth, tasked with bringing His reconciliation to “all things.” This extended meditation will inspire you to rethink who God is calling you to love and how to reflect His grace in today’s world. Join us for this thought-provoking and deeply challenging discussion as we seek to live love in our wake. Be blessed and encouraged—let’s reflect Christ’s radical love together! 🌍❤️

In this compelling episode of Love in Our Wake, hosts Jason Aitchison, Ben Teefey, and Benjamin Troup delve into the profound concept of freedom, exploring how it contrasts between cultural perceptions and Jesus’ radical example. They examine how modern society often defines freedom as unbridled self-expression and autonomy, while Jesus redefines it as sacrificial love and servanthood. Cultural vs. Christ-Centered Freedom: Modern culture equates freedom with self-centered autonomy, while Jesus models freedom as the ability to lay down rights and serve others. Freedom in Action: Jesus, as the image of the invisible God, uses His divine freedom not for personal gain, but to bring dignity, healing, and liberation to others, including the oppressed and marginalized. Idols of False Freedom: The discussion highlights how societal idols—money, power, and self-gratification—promise freedom but lead to bondage, contrasting sharply with the liberating discipleship of Jesus. A Call to Self-Reflection: Listeners are encouraged to examine how they use their freedom and whether it aligns with Christ’s example of self-emptying love. The episode closes by asking thought-provoking questions: How does Jesus’ use of freedom challenge us today? Are we leveraging our freedom to lift others up, or are we bound by cultural idols that distort true liberty?

In this thought-provoking episode of Love in Our Wake, hosts Jason Aitchison, Ben Teefey, and Benjamin Troup explore what it means to be fully human by reflecting on the teachings and life of Jesus Christ. Drawing from the poetic hymn in Colossians 1:15-20, they dive deep into theology, exploring Jesus as the true image of the invisible God and the model for humanity as God intended. The conversation touches on how Jesus’ temptations in the wilderness reflect the struggles of humanity, showing how He resisted self-serving shortcuts in favor of sacrificial love and obedience. By choosing to embody humility, self-emptying, and service, Jesus redefines success and humanity itself, challenging cultural norms of individualism and unbridled self-expression. Key takeaways include: Jesus as the Model for Humanity: He demonstrates what it means to live fully alive—embodying sacrificial love, humility, and obedience to God. The Role of Temptation: How Jesus’ resistance to Satan’s temptations highlights the importance of remaining faithful to God's mission despite enticing alternatives. Practical Application: Emulating Jesus requires reorienting our understanding of the “good life,” prioritizing service and discipleship over personal gratification. Listeners are encouraged to reflect on their definitions of humanity and align their lives with the example of Christ. The hosts also remind us of the importance of studying Jesus’ life to better understand how to live truly and fully human.

In this episode of The Love in Your Wake Podcast, join Bethany Thompson, Ben Teefey, and Jason Aitchison as they dive into the profound truths of Colossians 1:15-20, exploring the person of Jesus as the image of the invisible God. Through thought-provoking discussion and relatable insights, they challenge us to reconsider how we think about God and align our understanding with the life and character of Jesus. Together, we reflect on how our perceptions of God shape our faith and invite us into a deeper, Christ-centered relationship. Perfect listening as we prepare our hearts for the Christmas season!

In this thought-provoking episode of Love in Your Wake, we kick off a powerful new mini-series exploring the absolute necessity of the centrality and supremacy of Jesus Christ. Bethany Thompson, Ben Tipi, and Jason Acheson dive deep into Colossians 1:15-20—a poetic masterpiece packed with profound truths about Christ's divine nature. We unpack the artistic brilliance of this passage, its literary structure, and the incredible meditation on Christ that Paul crafted while imprisoned. What can we learn about facing life's pressures with a spirit that soars? How does this hymn invite us to focus on Jesus and live transformed lives? Plus, we share laughs, tangents, and a challenge: pause, reflect, and let this scripture reshape your heart and mind. Tune in for wisdom, humor, and inspiration to live a life that leaves love in its wake. Don't miss it!

Welcome to Guardrails: Learning to Regulate Our Emotions on Love in Our Wake! Join hosts Ben Teefey, Jason Acheson, and Bethany Thompson as they dive deep into the intersection of theology, real-life struggles, and emotional maturity. In this episode, we tackle the power of emotions and the critical steps to self-regulation, drawing from Scripture and personal experiences. Explore practical tools for building self-awareness, setting emotional boundaries, and creating healthier relationships. Tune in to gain insights on how to follow Jesus’ example, leaving love in our wake through thoughtful responses rather than reactions. Don’t miss out on tips for healthier living, emotional balance, and finding peace in your spiritual journey. Listen now on Spotify! Uncle Ben’s Resources https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1loO9xcFPnFQEA_UP4bjazferAjMBzjMo?usp=drive_link

In this episode of the Love in Our Wake podcast, join hosts Ben Teefey, Jason Acheson, and Bethany Thompson as they dive into “Guardrails: Barriers to Change and How to Handle Them.” Discover practical insights on overcoming mental blocks and barriers to personal growth, and learn how to manage the inner and outer “guardrails” that can keep us from becoming whole. This conversation continues Encounter Church’s “Pursuit of Wholeness” series, exploring mindsets, environmental factors, and the value of community in our journey toward life-changing transformation. Listen now to equip yourself with tools to turn challenges into opportunities for growth and leave love in your wake.

Welcome to Love in Our Wake, where theology meets real-life conversations to inspire a Christ-centered way of living. Join Bethany Thompson, Ben Teefey, and Jason Aitchison as they explore how faith can shape our mindsets, actions, and relationships. In this season, we dive into "Guardrails: The Pursuit of Wholeness," a series on building a resilient, God-focused life. Expect deep dives into topics like the power of mindset, emotional resilience, and how to live intentionally like Jesus. Tune in for insightful dialogue that’ll challenge, uplift, and equip you to lead a life that truly leaves love in its wake. Subscribe and journey with us as we grow together! Uncle Bens Resources https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1loO9xcFPnFQEA_UP4bjazferAjMBzjMo?usp=drive_link

Welcome to Love in Our Wake, a podcast where theology meets real life. Hosted by Ben Teefey, Jason Aitterson, and Bethany Thompson, we dive deep into the truths of faith, navigating life’s challenges with practical insights and a heart for Jesus. Together, we explore how to leave a legacy of love, just like Christ. Join us each episode as we unpack topics like wholeness, resilience, emotional health, and relationships—all framed by scripture and inspired by real stories. Whether you're tuning in for personal growth or just looking for a faith-filled conversation, we're glad you’re here. Let’s leave love in our wake! Uncle Bens Resources https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1loO9xcFPnFQEA_UP4bjazferAjMBzjMo?usp=drive_link

Join Bethany, Ben, and Jason in an engaging exploration of faith and identity through Ephesians 1:3-4. We unpack what it means to be "blameless" and "holy," much like a prize-winning bull without blemish, and how God’s love reshapes our worth beyond scars and past mistakes. From unique cultural anecdotes to ancient scripture, we discuss how faith, like a “Bible protein bar,” fuels us with purpose and resilience. Get ready to deepen your understanding and live a life that truly leaves love in its wake. Follow us:YouTube: Encounter Church TVInstagram: Encounter Church AU

Join Bethany Thompson, Ben Teefey, and Jason Acheson as they dive into Ephesians 1:3-4, exploring what it means to be made “holy and whole” by God’s love. From entertaining tangents on Bible interpretation and holiness to real-life applications, this episode unpacks God’s transformative role in our lives. Discover how being "set apart" impacts our identity, daily struggles, and relationships in a way that leaves a lasting wake of love. Connect with us for more meaningful conversations:YouTube: Encounter Church TVInstagram: Encounter Church AUWebsite: encounterchurch.com.au

Transdimensional "inclusio", Eph 1, Col 1, Phil 1 In this episode of Bible Protein Bar, Ben Teefy, Bethany Thompson, and Jason Aitchison unravel the Grace in being scattered.

In this episode of Bible Protein Bar, Ben Teefy, Bethany Thompson, and Jason Aitchison unravel the Grace in being scattered.

In this episode of Bible Protein Bar, Ben Teefy, Bethany Thompson, and Jason Aitchison unravel the fascinating concept of "paronomasia"—a form of wordplay frequently found in the Bible. Discover how this rhetorical device not only adds depth and richness to Scripture but also invites us to engage with God's Word in a more profound way. Whether you're new to this concept or familiar with its clever nuances, this episode will enhance your understanding of how wordplay can transform our interpretation and application of biblical truths. Tune in for an enlightening discussion that will deepen your appreciation for the intricacies of the Bible and its language.

Get a Protein Bite as Ben Teefy, Bethany Thompson, and Jason Aitchison delve into another conversation, discovering how this powerful concept of fullness can transform your spiritual journey.

Get a Protein Bite as Ben Teefy, Bethany Thompson, and Jason Aitchison delve into the Greek word "Pleroma" in this inaugural episode. Discover how this powerful concept of fullness can transform your spiritual journey. Are you living empty or full? Tune in to find out!

Ben Teefy, Bethany Thompson and Jason Aitchison share the idea of the transforming nature of living lives centred around Christ. This week, we dive into a conversation about your Inner Critic.

Ben Teefy, Bethany Thompson and Jason Aitchison share the idea of the transforming nature of living lives centred around Christ. This week, we dive into a conversation about your Inner Critic.

Ben Teefy, Bethany Thompson and Jason Aitchison share the idea of the transforming nature of living lives centred around Christ. This week, we continue our conversation about your Inner Critic.

Ben Teefy, Bethany Thompson and Jason Aitchison share the idea of the transforming nature of living lives centred around Christ. This week, we continue our conversation about your Inner Critic.

Ben Teefy, Bethany Thompson and Jason Aitchison share the idea of the transforming nature of living lives centred around Christ. This week, we dive into a conversation about your Inner Critic.

Ben Teefy, Bethany Thompson and Jason Aitchison share the idea of the transforming nature of living lives centred around Christ. This week, we dive into a conversation about your Inner Critic.

Ben Teefy, Ben Troup and Jason Aitchison share the idea of the transforming nature of living lives centred around Christ.

Ben Teefy, Ben Troup and Jason Aitchison share the idea of the transforming nature of living lives centred around Christ.

Ben Teefy, Bethany Thompson and Jason Aitchison share the idea of the transforming nature of living lives centred around Christ.

Shane Williard, Ben Teefy and Bethany Thompson share the idea of the transforming nature of living lives centred around Christ.

Shane Williard, Ben Teefy and Bethany Thompson share the idea of the transforming nature of living lives centred around Christ.