Julz sits down with Josh, Jake, Ian, Mel, Dee, Cal and Llewellyn to have a roundtable discussion, reflecting on the past couple of years in a pandemic and highlighting some of the things that matter most for us as a team moving forward into a new season.
New opportunities release creativity and new possibilities, but often that requires somebody giving us that first shot. Julz and Gareth reflect on some of the opportunities they were given by others and what it means to be stretched in new seasons
Creativity is better together - but it's also far more challenging! Gareth and Julz open up about some of their insecurities surrounding creativity
Mel shares how she's discovering new rhythms of creativity in the midst of busy life, and what happens when we partner artistic excellence with the voice of God
In this XL episode, Richard has a tonne of things to say about creativity, his passion for short films, how he maintains his creative disciplines when working with someone else's vision and timeline, and also the weight of responsibility when it comes to using our creativity to move people in a God-honouring way
Chris talks about how he forged his own pathways from working at a Hungry Jacks at seventeen to pioneering the IT and Systems for Burger King International, and how he's discovered his own unique style and strengths in creativity by pushing beyond what's comfortable and giving new things a try
Tania opens up about the challenges of leading through 2020 without a physical voice, but how God still brought about new possibilities and called others forward to share their own creative voices
Jake speaks into leading media in church, how God inspires creativity in the world, and how our fear of man can inhibit creative potential