Leigh Hatcher: on the Whitlam dismissal, bushfires, chronic fatigue, and how he discovered the big picture of God’s love

Lisa McInnes-Smith: on surviving Year 12, keeping your word, and learning that you really can trust God.

Stuart Robinson: on a Godly response to sexual abuse, good leadership in difficult times, and meeting his birth mother.

Natasha Moore – on misunderstanding, pessimism, arguments and How the Church is Better and Worse Than You Ever Imagined

Sam Chan – on medical humour, the power of prayer, and talking about Jesus without being “that guy”

Joseph Kamara – on growing up in poverty, managing disaster relief in East Africa, and the discovery that Christianity isn’t boring.

Brooke Prentis – on justice, understanding, hope and reconciliation from an Aboriginal perspective

David Isaacson: On music, anger, learning and how justice and mercy compel action.

Lisa Tarzia: on poverty, life in the travel industry and destroying idols.

Safina Stewart: On wounded healing, restoration, and Bunjil

Tim Dehn: on doubt, lightbulb moments, and finding home

Tim Meyers: On music, culture shock, mission, and hope.

Stuart Gill: On community, economic development and relationship

Andie Steele-Smith: On love and service in a poor Cape Town township

Kate: On Jogini women, abuse and hope for the hopeless

Joel McKerrow: On Poetry, Justice, and Belief Rewoven

Jacky and Michael Hammond - Malawi and Covid-19

Jacky and Michael Hammond: On life in Malawi, long-term service, and hope

Lucy Holmes and Mary 'MK' Argall: On hosting radio, powerful positivity, and radical equality

David Smith: On hope, teaching hockey, and a radical 17th century bishop