Said on Sunday

This episode Rus and Bek discuss what Jesus teaches us about family, ourbiological, blended and spiritual families, and how we can live out his teachings.They also reflect on how Jesus modelled prioritising God while affirming family onthe cross, and his sacrifice to save his people from their sins.Resources:Helpful article that considers the relationship between families and the householdof God.https://au.thegospelcoalition.org/article/families-and-the-household-of-god-not-rivals-but-allies/Podcast where Jesus’ knowledge is discussed by Bek and Dave:https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/said-on-sunday/id1627420589?i=1000754633265

This episode Nathan and Bek discuss your questions arising from Ephesians2. The first half of this chapter was preached at our Baptism service and thesecond half as the first sermon in a series on The Household of God. Therelationship between grace, works and transformation is discussed along withthinking about the unity God’s people have in Christ and how we live that out.Resources:Article on Theological Triage in Sermon Form can be found below, or contactthe office for a copy of the article Nathan mentioned in the podcast.https://open.spotify.com/episode/1raeoT6CW8RdHeAXF4tjpi?si=FuXh75s8TEaoBE

In Part 2 of our post-holiday catch up, Dave joins Rus and Bek to discuss Exodus 3-4. Your questions cover God’s nature and work in the world, Moses’ response toGod’s call, the relationship between God’s providence and human actions and finallyhow we can live out our purpose as God’s people today.Resources:J.I. Packer, Evangelism and the Sovereignty of Godhttps://reformers.com.au/products/9781844744985-evangelism-and-the-sovereignty-of-god-packer-j-i?variant=10490532462635&country=AU&currency=AUD&utm_medium=product_sync&utm_source=google&utm_content=sag_organic&utm_campaign=sag_organic&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=17430791249&gbraid=0AAAAADBjR5rUG6oxfpfIOpbsDVdD-iTb5&gclid=CjwKCAjwtcHPBhADEiwAWo3sJgnNY8GWyM2cOw8fEu8lXRObK7ff-pGP5X3u4ZcykmfX5KY8ELYZyBoCX6UQAvD_BwEGraham Goldsworthy, Prayer and the Knowledge of Godhttps://reformers.com.au/products/9780851113982-prayer-and-the-knowledge-of-god-what-the-whole-bible-teaches-goldsworthy-graeme?srsltid=AfmBOopYXDfmZwhrzNjQkP7vNUMXiCz-E91l81gs7eMPtJb09JvGC16P

We are back after a break for Easter and there were a lot of questions to catch upon! In part one of our holiday catch up Rus and Bek discuss your questions fromExodus 1 and 2. Things start light with a chat about the animated movie “The Princeof Egypt,” but conversation soon lands in some of the hardest ethical questionsabout the Bible.Resources:Is the Exodus a Myth?https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/is-exodus-myth/ Sydney Anglican report on the response of Diocesan leadership to Covid 19https://docs.sydneyanglicans.net/s/sfsites/c/sfc/servlet.shepherd/document/download/069Ol00000UupWWIAZPaul Copan, Is God a Moral Monster: Making Sense of the Old Testament Godhttps://koorong.com/product/is-god-a-moral-monster-making-sense-of_9780801072758?srsltid=AfmBOopeljaWCV_z1LvOMwXEDOjM9GUzbstHYHjhxBYybNDtrqrqMy1VSaid on Sunday, Episode 43. Judging, Rebuking and Correctinghttps://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/said-on-sunday/id1627420589?i=1000616103853

In our last episode of Said on Sunday before Easter, Rus and Bek address your questionsfrom Matthew 26:31-75. We reflect on the events in the garden of Gethsemane; theweakness of the disciples, the betrayal of Judas, the violent response of one of Jesus’companions and most notably the raw human emotion of Jesus as he comes to the Father inprayer the night before his crucifixion. Then discussion turns to Jesus’ identity and theblessings of his ministry - our salvation and our transformation! Happy Easter!Resources mentioned:For the Love of God: How the church is BETTER + WORSE than you ever imagined:The documentary can be found athttps://publicchristianity.org/for-the-love-of-god/The book can be found athttps://publicchristianity.org/for-the-love-of-god/the-book/

Nathan and Bek discuss your questions wrestling with the challenges ofMatthew 26. What does it mean to “spend for Jesus,” in a way that follows theexample of the woman’s extravagant generosity? How do we give generouslywhile being financially responsible? Judas’ betrayal raises questions about hispersonal responsibility and judgement. And all of this is all set against thebackdrop of the Passover and Jesus’ impending sacrifice for the salvation ofhis people which demonstrates how much he values us. Considering this,conversation turns to the significance and practice of the Lord’s Supper.Helpful resources:Christians Against Poverty (CAP) is an organisation that supports thoseseeking help with managing finances.https://capaust.orgFree budgeting resource from CAP:https://capaust.org/budgeting-spreadsheet/Some Thoughts on the Frequency of The Lord’s Supperhttps://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/the-frequency-of-communion-calmly-

This episode centres around the close of Jesus’ teaching before the lead up to hisdeath in Matthew 25:31-46. Laura joins Dave and Bek to discuss your questionsfrom the passage. Many questions came in about what seems to be an emphasis onworks leading to salvation in Jesus’ teaching, and so we explore the relationshipbetween faith, action, grace, judgement and salvation. This includes the implicationsof “union with Christ,” and defining what biblical faith is. Other topics includeassurance of salvation, motivations for following Jesus, evangelism, how our churchcares for “the least of these,” and what happens for believers and unbelievers whodie before the return of the King.Resources mentionedBook on the trinity recommended by a member of our 6pm congregation: The GoodGod: Enjoying Father, Son and Spirit by Michael Reeves.https://reformers.com.au/products/9781842277447-good-god-the-enjoying-father-son-and-spirit-michael-reevesLaura’s current read: How Long O Lord by Don Carsonhttps://reformers.com.au/products/9781844741328-how-long-o-lord-reflections-on-suffering-and-evil-carson-d-aRecommended by Dave: One Forever: The Transforming Power of Being in Christby Rory Shinerhttps://reformers.com.au/products/9781925424737-one-forever-the-transforming-power-of-being-in-christ-rory-shinerDave recommends this conversation between Christian apologist Wesley Huff andSteven Bartlett on Steven’s podcast “Diary of a CEO.” In particular Wes’ response toSteve’s question “Am I going to hell?” at 1:18:30https://youtu.be/nrwNSSyKuD4?si=6B3sISImXkOB9UuQPrevious Said on Sunday episode which discusses what happens when we diebefore Christ’s return. Episode 98 “Heaven Part Two” at 2:09https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/said-on-sunday/id1627420589?i=1000692407268

This episode, Dave and Bek discuss your questions on Matthew 24:36-25:30. There is a lot tocover in this long and significant text!Questions about Jesus’ lack of knowledge about the timing of his return prompt a discussionabout the Incarnation and the Trinity. Then, reflecting on Jesus’ teaching that warns hislisteners to be ready for his return, Dave and Bek address the questions that came in aboutthe rapture, the parable of the talents, where grace fits into all these warnings and more!Useful resources:For the promised resource on the Trinity, Dave recommends Delighting in the Trinity by TimChester.https://www.thegoodbook.com.au/delighting-in-the-trinityThe book by John Dickson that Dave recommended on the podcast is 666 and All That: TheTruth about the Future.https://youthworksmedia.net/products/666-and-all-that-the-truth-about-the-futureFind out more about the Life Course.https://www.ka.church/life-course/

Chapter 24 of Matthew is a challenging passage to understand yet has a clearmessage for God’s people. Dave and Bek step through your questions from the first35 verses and explore timelines, different theological views of the end times, andwork to clarify the big idea of Jesus’ teaching here. Whatever your view, Matthew 24encourages us to trust in God’s promises even when facing struggles of many kinds.Resources mentioned:Said on Sunday, Episode 112, “Jeremiah, Reading Tips, Modern Israel and…AnakinSkywalker?”https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/said-on-sunday/id1627420589?i=1000718963874Life Coursehttps://www.ka.church/life-course/

This episode, Nathan and Bek discuss Matthew 23, one of the mostconfronting chapters in the Gospels. Jesus strongly confronts the religiousleaders calling out their hypocrisy and warning against spiritual pride. As weexplore the questions from this week’s sermons, the conversation moves fromclarification to self-reflection and finally to the hope we have in Christ.

Rus and Bek answer your questions from Matthew 22:15-46. Topics includetaxation, marriage and singleness, what it means to seek God’s good inobedience to the “greatest commandment,” and examining, and beingchallenged by, responses to Jesus both in the text and today. Through allthese twists and turns, we are encouraged to have a “right-sized” view ofJesus that acknowledges his authority, great power and love.

Nathan and Bek answer your questions from Matthew 21:23-22:14, including:tips for interpreting the gospels, the difference between being judgementaland judging rightly, and overcoming self-righteousness. We also discuss whatheaven might be like right now, and show appreciation for creeds and theprayer book.Resources Mentioned:You tube video of Jim Warner Wallace explaining why Gospel Differencesmake them more reliable:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jp-cn6rVFO8The Promise of the Future by Cornelis P Venemahttps://reformers.com.au/products/9780851517933-promise-of-the-future-the-venema-cornelis-p?srsltid=AfmBOorTCZj-2o1l1DVJooeT2WYsz-oVNxqNp4MZHLIuZ18rj4m2Fql_

In this episode of Said on Sunday, James and Bek discuss your questionsfrom Matthew 21:1-22 including the tension that can exist between authenticitywith excellence as we worship Jesus in our Sunday services, and whatfruitfulness looks like in our lives.Resources mentioned:Christine Cobb’s article “Would Jesus Turn Over Tables in Today’s Church?”https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/jesus-turn-tables-church/Kyle Strobel and John Coe’s new book:“When God seems distant: Surprising ways God deepens our faith and draws usnear.”https://koorong.com/product/the-wholehearted-way-finding-peace-after-lifes-heartbreaks_9781540905321Discussion with Kyle Strobel about his book on Preston Sprinkle’s podcast:https://theologyintheraw.com/podcast/when-god-seems-distant-dr-kyle-strobel/

It's time for our big holiday QnA catch-up! We cover a whole range of questions from the second half of our Questions for God series.

It's time for our big holiday QnA catch-up! We cover a whole range of questions from our Christmas series and the first of our Questions for God series.RESOURCESPaul Grimmond says "sometimes God wants us to be anxious!" Check out this article on anxiety from someone who has deep experiences with ithttps://au.thegospelcoalition.org/article/dont-anxious-anything-gods-got-say/Russel Moore provides some insightful reflections on Jeremiah 29:11https://www.russellmoore.com/2017/06/28/jeremiah-2911-apply/

In this episode of our Summer Series Dave and Bek chat with Calum who works at CRU. We talk about why CRU is no longer called Crusaders, the unique opportunity for gospel ministry in Christian schools and how he has seen God at work in his time there.   Helpful links:  Volunteer with CRU: crucamps.com.au/volunteer/volunteer-eoi/  Find a CRU Camp for your kids: crucamps.com.au/camps/  Jobs with CRU: www.cru.edu.au/careers  

In this episode of our Summer Series Dave and Andrew chat with Rod who works with the Billy Graham Evangelist Association. Rod has an infectious passion for sharing the gospel, and the work of BGEA upholds the integrity and careful outreach of Billy Graham’s preaching work. Hear how Rod himself became a Christian and some incredible stories of God using him to bring new life to others!  Helpful links:  Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA):  billygraham.org/ 

In this episode of our Summer Series Dave and Andrew chat with Graeme who volunteers with Kairos Prison Ministry. Kairos helps incarcerated people through the love, hope and faith found in Jesus Christ. Graeme has lots of amazing stories to share and you’ll hear why so many people who help out once keep coming back!   Helpful links:  Kairos in Australis: kairos.org.au/ 

In this episode of our Summer Series Dave and Bek chat with Renee who works at Power to Change. Renee shares how she has witnessed God at work in her life and in the lives of those around her through her work. Our conversation covers a lot of ground, from strategic leadership of organisations, Myers-Briggs, advice for women with leadership gifts, and Renee’s perspective on her early impressions of her husband Nathan!  You can find out more about Power to Change at:powertochange.org.au/about/  Other resources mentioned:  www.kotterinc.com/methodology/8-steps/   www.workinggenius.com  www.gallup.com/cliftonstrengths/en/252137/home.aspx  

This is the first in our summer series where we chat to a member of Kellyville Anglican about ministries they are involved with during the week.   On this episode Dave and Bek chat to Nathan who works at Power to Change. Listen to hear how God has been at work through “contagious Christians,” and some great wisdom for a life that honours God. Also, get the inside story on how he won his wife’s heart!  You can find out more about volunteering on campus or joining as a student by emailing Nathan at [email protected]  Helpful Links:  Find out more about Power to Change: powertochange.org.au/about/  Sign up for the “Power to Change” prayer letter:  https://us3.campaign-archive.com/?u=435ce8830770c96b70f9a1d0d&id=1c65c295d8  Find out about mission trip opportunities:  powertochange.org.au/missions 

In week 6 of our series on the Doctrine of Scripture we focus on the sufficiency of the Bible. You asked about how we can trust our interpretations of the Bible, the place of prophecy today, and the usefulness of the Bible in life's toughest moments.

In week 5 of our series on the Doctrine of Scripture we focus on the necessity of the Bible. How should Christians speak about God's moral instructions in the public sphere? What about the knowledge of God everyone has according to Romans 1:8-10? How do we receive the Holy Spirit?OTHER RESOURCES1. A satirical video about analogies for the trinity: St. Patrick's Bad Analogies

In week 4 of our series on the Doctrine of Scripture we focus on the clarity of the Bible. What about Jesus's parables? And tricky books like Revelation? A shorter one for you today.

In week 3 of our series on the Doctrine of Scripture we focus on the authority of the Bible. You asked about the phrase "word of God," whether God has inspired the books of the Bible at the level of words and grammar, and the united "jigsaw" of the Bible's message.OTHER RESOURCESSome food for thought. Here's a few articles Bek mentioned in the episode:1. Kruger on the canon www.thegospelcoalition.org/essay/the-biblical-canon/2. How Can the Bible Be Authoritative? (NT Wright) ntwrightpage.com/2016/07/12/how-can-the-bible-be-authoritative/

In week 2 of our series on the Doctrine of Scripture we focussed on the reliability and trustworthiness of the Bible. You asked some excellent questions on the canon and the "self-authenticating" nature of Scripture.OTHER RESOURCES:1. Bek mentioned cold-case detective J. Warner Wallace. She recommends this article of his on the gospels as eyewitness accounts:https://coldcasechristianity.com/writings/can-the-gospels-be-defended-as-eyewitness-accounts/2. We mentioned Michael J. Kruger's work on the canon. He's got loads of helpful articles and videos worth checking out. Here's a sample:A short 3-min video: https://michaeljkruger.com/how-did-the-new-testament-canon-come-to-be/10 basic facts: https://michaeljkruger.com/the-complete-series-ten-basic-facts-about-the-nt-canon-that-every-christian-should-memorize/

Last Sunday we began a new preaching series thinking about...the Bible! What kind of text are we holding when we pick up a Bible? Is it true? Is it clear? Is it good? We looked at Psalm 119 and how we should *feel* about God's word.OTHER RESOURCES:1. The 50 point sermon Andrew mentioned www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVPxRDe5Ni02. Bek mentioned this helpful article on Happiness vs. Holiness www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/happiness-holiness/3. Bek also mentioned her Instagram as_the_adhdeer, "A late diagnosed Christian with ADHD and a life long struggle to have a quiet time with a busy brain." www.instagram.com/as_the_adhdeer

It's been a few weeks since we heard the instructions to households in Colossians 3:18-4:1 preached on. We took our usual school term break and it's time to tackle all of your questions about these lines:Wives, submit yourselves to your husbands, as is fitting in the Lord.Husbands, love your wives and do not be harsh with them.Children, obey your parents in everything, for this pleases the Lord.Fathers, do not embitter your children, or they will become discouraged.Naturally, the instruction for wives has generated the most questions. We've wrestled hard to provide helpful answers. OTHER RESOURCES1. Bek mentions this helpful and short article by Jen Wilkin on discipling kids: https://www.jenwilkin.net/blog/2014/10/when-dad-doesnt-disciple-kids.html2. Andrew quotes from Christopher Ash's "Married for God" https://tinyurl.com/8sz6a7p2

We wrap up our Colossians questions with your questions about child-parent and slave-master relationships. We also talk about the appointment of new Archbishop of Canterbury and the statement from the diocese of Sydney.OTHER RESOURCES1. The public statement on the Archbishop of Canterbury from the Archbishop of Sydney: https://sydneyanglicans.net/mediareleases/public-statement-on-the-archbishop-of-canterbury-appointment2. What is "Authentic Anglicanism"? This article is an abridged version of a fuller report tackling that very question in light of division in the modern Anglican church: https://sydneyanglicans.net/news/authentic-anglicanism/54815

Sadly our preacher James couldn't join us this week, so Bek and Andrew tackle your questions from Colossians 3:1-17. We look at some spicy topics, like how should we:- think about "earthly things": God's good gifts or potential idols?- balance kindness, gentleness and compassion alongside the table-flipping dust-off-sandal examples from Jesus?- choose songs to sing in church (should we sing music by Bethel or Hillsong)?- respond when people ask us about Charlie Kirk?

It's a big episode this week, as we cover two sermons worth of questions based on Colossians 2:6-23. James, Bek and Andrew take on your questions on renewing fleeting faith, disagreeing on secondary issues, our relationship to the Old Testament Law, the Holy Spirit in Anglican worship, and more!RESOURCES:1. Sean McDowell and John Marriott's book "Set Adrift: Deconstructing What You Believe Without Sinking Your Faith" (https://tinyurl.com/43n7tbz8)2. "Before You Lose Your Faith" (https://tinyurl.com/2wynd4xz)3. With All Due Respect podcast ("Less aggro, more conversation. Is it even possible to have a deep discussion without it descending into chaos? Michael Jensen and Megan Powell du Toit think yes, and want to show the rest of us how to do it." (https://undeceptions.com/wadr/)4. Brian Rosner's "Paul and the Law: Keeping the Commandments of God" (https://tinyurl.com/4e96bk77)

This week we focus on suffering--how rejoicing in suffering is different for different types of suffering, and what it means for Paul to "present mature" the people in the churches he writes to. Nathan, Bek and Andrew take us through your questions on Colossians 1:24-2:5.RESOURCES MENTIONED1. Don Carson's Book on the theology of Suffering:How Long O Lord2. Two Sermons on Suffering by Tim Keller:Questions of Suffering⁠        ⁠If God is Good, why is there so much Evil in the World?⁠3. David Murray's book: Reset: Living a Grace-Paced Life in a Burnout Culture4. Ed Welch's book: Side By Side: Walking with Others in Wisdom and Love

In Episode 116, we're diving into Colossians 1:21-23 and tackling your big questions! How does the phrase "if you remain" fit with assurance, and how do you know if you're genuinely saved? Plus, have you ever felt alienated from church? How do we think about church and divorcees seeking to belong? We discuss the God who says he is close to the brokenhearted. You asked, we answered!

On Sunday we "right-sized" our vision of Jesus by dwelling on the spectacular description of the Son in Colossians 1:15-20. Today Bek and Andrew consider your questions on heaven, the Son's role in creation, and how we should encourage people who think going to church is unimportant.

Paul models a powerful prayer in Colossians 1:9-14. You asked about how God hears us, how we know God's will in our lives, which member of the trinity we pray to, and the tradition of praying to saints.Resources Mentioned:1. A recent Kellyville Anglican sermon on Guidance and Decision Making: [LINK: https://www.youtube.com/live/3Fvph2YjrpY?si=iNr4GT0aU_O7-lDc&t=1605]2. "Just Do Something: A Liberating Approach to Finding God's Will" [LINK: https://reformers.com.au/products/9780802411594-just-do-something-a-liberating-approach-to-finding-gods-will-deyoung-kevin?srsltid=AfmBOoryTGX5vOkHh4Lkea2bcBHKSh5Bv6VI6nLdRbESnkeKIJZRYuCW]3. "Guidance and the Voice of God" [LINK: https://reformers.com.au/products/9781925424546-guidance-and-the-voice-of-god-second-edition-gods-living-word-will-show-you-where-to-go-jensen-phillip-payne-tony?srsltid=AfmBOorQLhY3DaefjAlEmcRlL3Y6BVhtHbNPqDB4A6c2w3el27JM-3ZZ]

James "Mugg Train" Muggeridge is back this week to answer your questions on Colossians 1:1-8 with Andrew and Bek. Why are the stats on church attendance for Christian baby boomers vs gen-y so different? Is it okay to work in a Catholic school if you're an Anglican? Are you really saved if you're not "bearing fruit"? And what would Paul say today to our church?

It's time for another post-school holiday bumper episode! This week we're answering all of your questions from the last two sermons in our Jeremiah series.How do we speak to friends who think the Bible is silly? Do I have to be a book person to be a good Christian? If God punished Judah, could God take away our salvation? Is there a role for the nation of Israel in God's future plans?It's a big episode...because you asked some big questions!

How does God heal today? What is the "heart" where God writes his law? Can there be salvation for someone stuck in addictive sins? In this episode Bek and Andrew go a little deeper on a handful of questions that you asked about Jeremiah 30-33.

How does God judge Babylon's king for attacking Judah while also using the king as his instrument and servant? How should we think about God's divine justice and what's happening in the middle east today? How does grace under the new covenant fit into all this?You asked a huge range of questions about Jeremiah 25 this week, and we've managed to tackle them all in under an hour! So strap in for some heavy questions about a confronting part of God's word.Resources mentioned in the episode:1. Andrew mentions an article by Stephen McAlpine about how we should be neither under nor over concerned with political elections. It was actually a podcast episode that he was thinking of: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtvBMlPavvg2. Bek mentioned this book by Kevin DeYoung:  https://reformers.com.au/products/9781433541353-hole-in-our-holiness-the-filling-the-gap-between-gospel-passion-and-the-pursuit-of-godliness-deyoung-kevin

Is it God's will for Christians to suffer? How do we handle life's lowest moments? Why does God tell Jeremiah to not pray for people? Why do so many church leader's burnout?Just a few of the questions you asked that Nathan and Andrew cover this week off the back of Jeremiah 20 last Sunday.We mention this helpful talk on anxiety by Paul Grimmond:What the Bible Says About Anxiety - Paul Grimmond

What does being sorry look like? How should we lament as a church? Should we not pray for people? Are some people closer to God than others? Does God judge in the here and now?This week Bek and Rusdyan go through some of our questions from Jeremiah 7-15Songs in Hard Places: https://open.spotify.com/album/5npc6GQUldDBMA0SE4xzC2?si=H0V1Kk5KQdOgHi7a-L_zZA

Who was Jeremiah? Should we abstain from social media? How do I trust myself in decision making if my heart is deceitful? All questions that Bek, Nath, and Andrew tackle this week!

In Matthew 19 and 20 Jesus continues to deliver confronting teaching that astonishes his hearers. "It's easier to put a camel through a needle's eye than for a rich person to enter the kingdom of God.""So the last will be first, and the first will be last.""You will indeed drink from my cup..."Today Andrew, Rusdyan and James answer your questions from Sunday.LINKSYou're Not Crazy: Gospel Sanity for Young Pastors - An excellent podcast with grace-filled encouragements; not just for pastors!You're Not Crazy (The Book) - The podcast repackaged for churches to promote a culture of grace.

"Not everyone can accept this word." Jesus knew it. His hearers knew it. The teaching of Matthew 19 is a hard word on a hard topic.Divorce is a very painful subject. This week we tackle your questions about Matthew 19:1-12.RESOURCESDon’t Take It from Me: Reasons You Should Not Marry an Unbeliever by Kathy KellerDomestic and family violence | 1800RESPECTCoercive control and the law | NSW GovernmentSeek Help Through Domestic Violence Support (Renew) | Anglicare Sydney | Anglicare8 Warning Signs of AbuseFire Up Podcast "39: Are Catholics Christian?"Fire Up Podcast "40: Are Catholics Christian?"

In Matthew 18 Jesus teaches on how we should engage with people who have sinned against us, and how we should forgive people. Two massive topics!We mention plenty of resources in this one, including:1. "Forgive: Why Should I and How Can I?" — Tim Keller2. "Can We Forgive When the Offender Doesn’t Repent?" — Mike Wittmer (An excellent article untangling the difference between "internal" and "outward" forgiveness, along with "payment" and "pardon." Make sure you read to the end for a super helpful illustration!)3. Diocesan Policy for Dealing with Allegations of Unacceptable Behaviour4. "Renew: An Australian Guide for Christian Women Survivors of Domestic Abuse" — Free eBook, (several authors)5. Domestic and Family Abuse Resources — Safe Minsitry (Includes lots of helpful resources, including a guide for what action to take when a person discloses domestic abuse.)6. Are justice and forgiveness mutually exclusive? — Rachael Denhollander at USC1800RESPECT (1800 737 732) is the national domestic, family and sexual violence counselling, information and support service.

This week Nathan, Bek and Andrew tackle your questions from the first part of Matthew 18. We're discussing God being "humble", who exactly the "little ones" Jesus refers to are, and what's going on with the coin in the fish miracle!?

What's going on in the mountain top transfiguration of Jesus? Why does he tell some of his disciples to keep it under wraps? This week Bek, Dave and Andrew tackle your questions about Matthew 17. Along with questions about ancient miracle workers and practical thoughts on worshipping Jesus day by day.In the episode we recommend this article about miracle workers in the ancient world: Was Jesus’ miracle work unique? - CPX - Centre for Public Christianity

This week on Said on Sunday, Bek, Dave & Andrew answer your questions from Matthew 16:13-28.

Said on Sunday has scored a century! To celebrate, we'll flashback to the very first episode before settling in to hear some inspiring stories. These are stories from just the past few months that were shared in our Sunday gatherings. We thought they were so good they deserved more air time.Be encouraged by the way Jesus is changing the course of these lives.

This week on Said on Sunday, Bek, Andrew & Rusdyan answer your questions from Matthew 14:34-15:39.

This week on Said on Sunday, Bek and Andrew answer your questions from our heaven series.